Sentence examples for driving laps from inspiring English sources

The day, including kart rental, training and use of the track, is $400 for driving laps and $500 for actual racing.

I'm very proud how we rose to the occasion"., he continued, "When I go home tonight, I'm going to be (mentally) driving laps, what I think I need to do in qualifying trim so I can put my best effort in on Friday.

In fact Formula One probably started all this almost 60 years ago when a film director bolted a camera to a Maserati and filmed Juan Manuel Fangio, the five-times world champion, driving a lap of the old Modena circuit.

Then it's into the cars, with the car owner or a Hagerty employee driving a lap or two while explaining the nuances of a particular car and its clutch before turning over the driver's seat to the student.

Boulton foresaw great industrial demand for steam power and urged Watt to design the double-acting rotative engine, patented in 1782, and the Watt engine (1788) for driving the lapping machines at his factory.

But Farah had to dig deep, pushing on when he thought it was beyond him and producing a driving last lap of 59 seconds when his arms were pumping as hard as in an Olympic or world final.

By chance I had tried two of Hemingway's "real" sports, summiting the Matterhorn and driving a lap at 200 mph in an Indy race car.

His rookie season was highlighted by a near win at the Indianapolis 500, where he came within one corner of winning the race, but hit the marbles while driving around lapped traffic and drifted into the wall.

In 1998, he teamed with Mauro Baldi, Arie Luyendyk and Didier Theys to win the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona in a Ferrari 333 SP, driving the last laps himself to take the checkered flag.

But things could not have gone worse for Hamilton today when after just 32 minutes and 15 laps driving the Mercedes F1 W04 car, the British driver crashed into the barriers.

Eventually, Echo may add a youth hostel-style bunkhouse to spare its customers multiple laps driving up and down the steep, sometimes treacherous 12-mile road between Evergreen and the resort.