Sentence examples for points on the track from inspiring English sources

All men's races — from downhill, super-G, giant slalom and slalom — take place on the men's course, with events starting at different points on the track.

An inquest jury concluded last year that a set of unsafe points on the track outside Potters Bar station caused the derailment.

At Le Mans, the driver does not control the energy boost, which is used progressively and automatically at specific points on the track.

nytimes.com/artsbeat INTERACTIVE: THE DERBY IN DETAIL An interactive graphic recaps the 134th running of the Kentucky Derby, detailing six key points on the track at Churchill Downs.

Nicholas Hilliard QC, appearing for ORR, said in court that the poor state of a set of points on the track at Potters Bar had made the crash "inevitable".

We aren't going to change.' " Rahal said recent rules changes will mean that Formula One cars next year will have fully automatic transmissions shifting gears at points on the track preset into on-board computers.

The track operator admitted it was criminally guilty under the Safety at Work Act for faulty points on the tracks, the responsibility for which it inherited from its predecessor, the privatised company Railtrack.

The accident, at a point on the track where cars cannot be swiftly removed, came just after Alonso had refuelled after a very short first stint.

This eliminated all sound at the point on the track so that when the scene was again run in the projection room, there was a slight but not noticeable pause where the word was cut out (B9).

It is the point on the track where speeds reach their peak of close to 100 miles an hour, the turns bunch and the driver's reaction times become slower.

After a week or so, a horse comes to expect a shock at this point on the track, & in a race a jockey will jab him with a nail or something which will suggest a shock.