The phrase "a racing program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a schedule or plan for a racing event, detailing the races, participants, and times.
Example: "The racing program for the day includes several thrilling events, starting with the 100-meter dash."
Alternatives: "a racing schedule" or "a racing agenda."
He made the Corvette an enthusiast's touchstone and kept it there through constant engineering improvements, the development of a racing program and the introduction of daring midengine prototypes.
In 2005, when a colt he trained by the name Giacomo came from another ZIP code to win the Kentucky Derby at odds of 50 to 1, Shirreffs was no longer just a name on a racing program.
Although his sponsors, including Head skis and Red Bull, have been supportive of his Alpine ambitions, Olsson has piled up debt while running a racing program for one person, with costs related to hotels, snowcats, air fare, coaches and filmers.
IN "WRECK-IT Ralph", an animated film about the off-duty life of video game characters, the titular bad guy winds up in a racing program called Sugar Rush, and ultimately befriends an unpopular character named Vanellope von Schweetz.
Today Bill, 69, runs a racing program to give others a taste of Bonneville salt from the driver's seat.
Charles Schwab & Co. sponsors a semiprofessional adventure racing team and bankrolled a racing program that attracted more than 70 employees from its San Francisco-area offices this summer.
The time of 78 sec/km is considered in Italy as the minimum qualification time to participate in a race program.
"But I told her not to worry because I have created a new racing program for myself that will allow me to keep making money".
According to the Grand Sport Registry, this very special 'Vette was the byproduct of a Chevrolet racing program that began in 1962, but was stopped by the automaker after only five were built as Cobra-fighting racers.
We even have a Green Racing program, demonstrating advanced car technologies and alternative fuels that can be used in cars on high-speed racetracks.
Outside of his investments, Wagner's involved in a competitive sailboat racing program in San Francisco and on the east coast, and spends time with his three teenage sons.
