The phrase "a race record of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the documented performance or achievements of a participant in a race, such as a runner or a vehicle in a racing event.
Example: "The athlete set a new race record of 9.58 seconds in the 100-meter dash."
Alternatives: "a racing history of" or "a performance record of".
Dunlop set an event race record of 18 minutes 16.617 seconds with Harrison producing a race lap record of 113.461 mph as he took the final podium spot.
The weather forecasts for Tuesday suggested that a race record might not be possible because of unfavorable wind conditions.
On June 16 , 1979 at an event in New York City, Mr. Ritchie set a world road race record of 11 hours 51 minutes 11 seconds for a 100-mile race.
With only two caution periods, Montoya's average speed of 142.684 miles an hour broke the race record of 142.448, set by the five-time Milwaukee winner Andretti in 1992.
Hornish averaged 207.151 miles an hour, breaking the previous closed course race record of 197.995, set in Fontana last year by Jimmy Vasser in a CART Champ Car event.
In a combative speech on Thursday May will also criticise the race record of the police in England and Wales, saying they are too white, with not one of the 43 forces looking like the communities they serve.
Despite its fast finish, Alfa Romeo's time was still well outside the race record of 1 19 48 02 set by the Danish flyer Nokia in 1999.
It became the most popular race record of 1949 and reportedly sold "several hundred thousand" to one million copies.
Gradually, the triple Olympic champion is producing a stage-racing record of achievement that approaches that of the other British greats in this domain.
Villota, daughter of former F1 racer Emilio de Villota, was a controversial choice as nominated test driver for the Marussia team given a racing record that falls some way short of earning her the Super Licence qualification needed to race in the F1 championship.
