Sentence examples for difficult to race in from inspiring English sources

But in recent years, Stewart has decided there are too many variables like weather delays, making it too difficult to race in both places on the same day.

'It was a very difficult day, and difficult to race under conditions like that,' admitted Wheldon, who broke down in tears and cut short his post-race interview.

Most of the parents said it was difficult to pinpoint what had sparked the desire to race in their children.

Being a pioneer is always difficult, and I'm glad to have got another chance to race in Formula One".

Glock was a further 3 seconds behind the second McLaren driver, but was drawing ahead of Kubica in fifth, who was finding his BMW Sauber difficult to drive in race conditions with a lack of grip and stability under braking, and was holding up a group of cars behind him.

'If it's changed, it's going to be difficult to continue the race in Austin,' the F1 supremo said.

That makes it more difficult to manage the race in circumstances that are already very challenging.

Another slow start might be difficult to overcome in a race like the Derby, however.

With Mr. Obama hoping that a victory in New Hampshire, following his first-place finish in Iowa, would make him difficult to beat in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination — and with Mr. Edwards looking to defeat Mrs. Clinton in a second straight contest — they entered an alliance of convenience.

Talking Race in Rio Admittedly, it can be difficult to talk about race and other inequalities in sports.

In an interview, Mr. Gonzalez said that as the head of the Hispanic caucus, he found it difficult to take sides in the race, given that Mr. Rangel's main rival is the Dominican-born Mr. Espaillat.