Sentence examples for cycling contest from inspiring English sources

The group have given Google information on some 12,000 miles worth of trails in the U.S. To coincide with the launch, Google also has a cycling contest.

Brochures are so busy vaunting the high-energy activities offered (snorkeling lessons, Internet at sea, gambling, fine dining, fast dining, 24-hour dining, movies, indoor spin cycling, beauty contests, pool aerobics, art auctions, live Broadway-style shows etc).

In the London velodrome, at his fifth Paralympics, he will be defending his two Beijing cycling golds and contesting a new event too.

Never mind that wrestling is one of the original ancient Olympic sports, is the kind of pure competition that has created indelible Olympic moments through the years and has not been riddled with doping scandals that have turned sports like weight lifting and road cycling into pharmacological contests as much as athletic ones.

The start of a new Olympiad marks a new beginning for all Great Britain teams, but with no fewer than eight riders aged 20 or less, including four teenagers, the GB track cycling team who will contest the world championships in Minsk from Wednesday look newer, younger and more fresh-faced than any squad in a world championship since the start of Lottery funding in 1997.

Triathlon, an endurance contest involving swimming, cycling, and running.

An American cycling magazine recently ran a contest to see who could explain how its rear brake works, and I wasn't allowed to enter because I have one.

Kenny, described this week as "Britain's most underrated sportsman" by Cycling Weekly magazine, did not contest that race because of a short-lived "one nation, one rider" rule in the competition.

Jason Kenny, picked ahead of Sir Chris Hoy to contest the men's cycling sprint, also won gold in the tumultuous hothouse of the velodrome.

Here she is, cycling for charity, boxing in a contest at the school she had resigned from, pounding the street on her morning run, wandering the deserted environs of Harrow-on-the-Hill with sunlight in her hair.

The sprinter has been named in a 46-strong Manx team for the Glasgow Games and will contest the men's cycling road race alongside Peter Kennaugh.