The phrase "are missing the race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or groups who are not participating in a specific race or competition.
Example: "Many athletes are missing the race due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "are absent from the race" or "are not participating in the race".
Forza 6's scope is vast, but its new and breathtakingly beautiful wet weather conditions and night races are missing the dynamic weather and day/night cycles that would've made for much deeper and more environmentally appealing sessions.
So how big is the "challenge" Button faces once Alonso, who is missing the first race of the season to recover from concussion suffered in a testing accident, returns to the car?
If you're not paying attention to the seat of Higgins, you're missing the best race in Australia.
Drafted in by Lotus as a replacement for Kimi Raikkonen, who is missing the last two races of the season to have an operation on a long-standing back problem, he was competitive on both low and high fuel.
There were bronze medals for the women's quad and the women's eight, with the latter only able to manage third out of four finalists in a race that was missing the world leading Americans and Canadians.
Commonwealth medal winner Vicky Holland is is also missing the race in favour of completing winter training.
"It was fantastic to have Vicky up there on the podium with me - I think the more girls we can get qualified by the end of this year, the better". Brownlee, whose brother Jonny was already missing the race in Rio through injury, finished down a field that was led home by Olympic silver medallist Javier Gomez.
Two familiar faces were missing from the race.
This is considered to be complex in that it adds the cultural component which was missing in the race-based one which focused on social and biological components (Anand 1999).
We drop the 111 cases that are missing information on death certificate race.
