Sentence examples for prestigious formula from inspiring English sources

"Ferrari is an extremely prestigious Formula 1 team with a lot of resources and an extremely high level of expectation," said Allison, who also worked at Ferrari during Michael Schumacher's five consecutive world titles in the early 2000s.

In 1970 he backed the British driver Derek Bell's assault on the prestigious European Formula Two trophy, the key feeder series to Formula One, buying him a new Brabham BT30 and entering it under the Wheatcroft Racing banner.

Intended to encourage automobile industries through sport, by 1903 the Gordon Bennett races had become some of the most prestigious in Europe; their formula of closed-road racing among similar cars replaced the previous model of unregulated vehicles racing between distant towns, over open roads.

We see Hunt driving Formula 3 cars — less prestigious than their Formula 1 kindred, but equally frail — for Alexander Hesketh Christian McKayy), a rubicund English lord who hands his protégé a glass of champagne before the race, saying, "Have a gargle with this".

His team in the pit broke into wild cheers as Montoya, in Formula One's most prestigious race, finished 0.392 seconds ahead of Coulthard in his McLaren Mercedes.

MONTE CARLO — Mark Webber took his second victory in three years in Formula One's most prestigious race Sunday, and he drove his Red Bull car majestically, winning with style.

"We are honoured to be representing such a prestigious brand as Mercedes-Benz in Formula One next year and will be working together to do our best to reward their faith in our team," said Brawn.

Our most prestigious investment houses have invented bogus mathematical formulas to justify stratospheric stock prices and have fed the inexhaustible appetite of small investors for Internet businesses that are little more than concepts dressed up as companies.

Mr. Delgado, 18, one of the 40 finalists in the Intel Science Talent Search, the nation's most prestigious high school science laurel, won his prize in a way that defied the formula.

The movie rights to two of them have been sold, he has won a pair of Brazil's most prestigious book prizes, and critics continue to praise him for giving a distinctly Brazilian twist to the familiar formula of the police procedural and private eye novel.

The app that means BBC Sport still counts It's been a tough end to a hard year for BBC Sport, as the loss of rights to cover Formula 1 have followed in the slipstream of the furore over boxer Tyson Fury's nomination in the prestigious Sports Personality of the Year (SPOTY) contest.