Sentence examples for permanent race from inspiring English sources

Unlike at the permanent race tracks, a driver coming for the first time to Monaco has little time to work on memorizing the track, as it is set up only once a year.

And while for many years the track was considered one of the worst for mechanics to work on the cars — for lack of space and facilities — investments by the principality in recent years to improve the facilities have made it almost like the permanent race tracks during race weekend, with a row of temporary garages along the pit lane.

It's the world's second oldest permanent race track still in active use, after Indianapolis in the United States.

He had been without a permanent race seat this season but was bidding to win a $5m jackpot by winning in Las Vegas.

He called for the formation of permanent race stewards, instead of the temporary steward system currently in place.

There is a permanent race between cooperators and defectors: cooperators are trying to encode new handshakes, while defectors attempt to break their code.

The group proposed that Mr. Vaill build a permanent road-racing course.

Well, in the era of the permanent campaign, this race is no different.

They had replaced it with the idea of managing a permanent, equalized arms race.

Donald Ginger McCainin, who has died at the age of 80 after a short illness, established a permanent place in racing history as trainer of Red Rum, the only horse to have won the Grand National three times.

Already at Cheltenham racecourse stood the bronze images of Cleeve Hill's handsome, historic darlings, Golden Miller and Arkle, so needing to string a few words together that day at Aintree I felt an "end-this-shame" piece coming on and questioned on these pages why it was OK to erect permanent memorials to horse-race winners but never to human-race victors ludorum.