The phrase "a full race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a race that is complete or has all participants present.
Example: "After months of training, I finally participated in a full race and achieved my personal best time."
Alternatives: "a complete race" or "an entire race".
If people ask me about hurdles – every week when we do a hurdle session we run to hurdle 10, which is pretty much a full race in essence: it's a race environment and it's really hard!
That possibility drew nearer yesterday when Ernesto Bertarelli, the president of the Swiss syndicate that owns Alinghi, said it would be impossible to stage a full race with a challengers series in 2009.
But to put the Williams performance in perspective, world champions Red Bull, who, as with all the Renault-engined teams have struggled mightily in the pre-season, managed to run only 320 laps and have yet to complete a full race distance.
It is not the kind of performance anyone expected from Harvick after last season, when he not only finished in the top 10 in the Winston Cup series but also ran a full race schedule to also win the Busch series championship.
Ferrari's fall from grace has been largely blamed on Bridgestone's bewildering inability to build a tyre which will deliver competitive performance over a full race distance under the new rules this season, which forbid routine tyre changes during the course of a grand prix.
"Sometimes a chance comes and the most important thing is I'm ready but a full race seat here next year is something that's not realistic".
Kvyat did 81 laps and Caterham's Marcus Ericsson 117, including a full race-distance simulation, and ran trouble-free all day.
His replacement at Red Bull this season, Russian Daniil Kvyat, was sixth and also did more than 100 laps, including a full race-distance simulation. 1 Pastor Maldonado (Ven) Lotus-Mercedes 1 24.348. 2 Max Verstappen (Ned) Toro Rosso-Renault 1 24.739.
Indeed, a full racing suit for recreational sportbike riders and club racers would not be surprising down the road.
With her blonde hair, pink lip-gloss, fake nails, and a full racing suit, Betty looked like she had just stepped out of a Marie Claire spread.
With her blond hair, pink lip-gloss, fake nails, and a full racing suit, Betty looked like she had just stepped out of a Marie Claire spread.
