The phrase "aggressive ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a driving experience that is forceful, intense, or assertive, often implying a high level of speed or risk.
Example: "The sports car offered an aggressive ride, making every turn feel exhilarating."
Alternatives: "intense drive" or "forceful journey".
Under a less aggressive ride than last year he was kept in the contest by Sam Thomas without having his health risked.
I found that out firsthand, stalling in Hershey's parking lot, warily eyeballing a 1996 Great Coaster design, the Wildcat — an imposing coaster that warrants Hershey's most aggressive ride rating.
Solis was not surprised -- three weeks ago he needed an aggressive ride to boot the out-of-shape Pleasantly Perfect to a victory in the Goodwood Handicap on this same track.
When veterinarians found nothing wrong with the colt, Baffert blamed a hard, fast track at Churchill Downs, his own soft training of Point Given and the aggressive ride of Gary Stevens, who pushed the colt early to the leaders.
As on Saturday, the stage was marked by an aggressive ride from Emma Pooley; a four-woman escape formed around her, but it was as doomed as her efforts the day before.
But Voeckler, who claimed the overall lead Sunday with an aggressive ride through the rolling terrain of the Massif Central, was under no illusions that this Tour would keep providing him the same kind of results, with more difficult days ahead in the mountain passes of the Pyrenees.
Renshaw went home, thrown out for aggressive riding.
"Then he rode one of the most aggressive rides he'd ever ridden," Lukas quickly added.
He will mix it up as he is known for his aggressive riding style.
Additionally, the proneness to engage in sensation seeking and aggressive riding appears to increase the likelihood of committing awareness and concentration related errors.
Europcar were the sensations of 2011: French national champion Thomas Voeckler seized the yellow jersey with a typically opportunistic display of aggressive riding, then defended it for nine days that captivated the success-starved French public.
