(Newbie to Soundtrack Pro) CD Track Markers??

Hi hope you can help, newbie user here!
I have recorded a DJ mix for a competition using Soundtrack Pro. As it stands, its is a solid Hour long recording. I was wondering if its possible to break this down using soundtrack pro so when I burn the CD it will have several Individual tracks, rather than just one long track.
Many thanks for any help you may be able to give!

Thats great! I had a go at chopping the tracks down and placing each of them on a seperate track, then exported using "All Tracks". Wouldn't let me export each track as MP3 tho, only AIFF or I think WAV was an option as well. I think iTunes should convert the AIFF tracks to CDA when I burn the CD.
A long winded approach to making a mix CD but, worth it! I agree tho, it would be a great feature for apple to add in the next update or version!
Thanks for your help!

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