The phrase "addition to the race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being added or included in the context of a race, such as participants or elements related to the event.
Example: "The new runner's participation is a significant addition to the race this year."
Alternatives: "inclusion in the race" or "contribution to the race".
She also loves to run marathons (casually), having run one in Chicago, in addition to the race she ran with Neeta last year.
Craig Schoenfeld, a veteran Iowa operative who ran former president George W Bush's Iowa campaign in 2000, said Palin could be a welcome addition to the race.
Like other elite horse races, the Derby has grown into a multiday festival, featuring musical acts and events in addition to the race itself.
In addition to the race car, the trailer also contained a spare engine valued at $100,000 and racing equipment valued at $17,500, according to a police report.
That debate had several advantages that CNN's did not: a new addition to the race, Rick Perry, who was making his debating debut; a dust-up over a scheduling conflict with the presidential address; and two media sponsors instead of one.
The spectator hub locations are in addition to the race start points at the Headrow in Leeds, York Racecourse and Parker's Piece in Cambridge.
In addition to the race-day cocktail the Derby runners and all the other runners on the card will be receiving before they run, most of the runners will be medicated with phenylbutazone 24 hours before the Derby, along with various other additionally permitted nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as a surfeit of other permissible medications.
In addition to the races for Congress, there are competitive primaries for State Senate and Assembly seats.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, August 13 , 1966P. 115 In addition to the racing at the Spa this week, there will be the Fasig - Tipton yearling sale.
This year, in addition to the races for state legislature, all five Congressional seats are up for grabs, and Senator Christopher J. Dodd, a Democrat, is seeking his fifth term.
In addition to the racing, from 9 to 5 p.m. each day, there will be performances, martial arts demonstrations and other activities, as well as crafts and food.
