Sentence examples for race called off from inspiring English sources
But Bob Fisher, an America's Cup historian from Britain, said there had never been a race called off with a team needing just one victory to win.
The 16-day, 5,760-mile race, called off for the first time in its 30-year history, was to start Saturday in Lisbon, with about 550 competitors.
With the race called off, the mayor's office announced via Twitter that New York Road Runners would now donate food and supplies from the marathon to hurricane relief efforts.
WOMEN'S RACE CALLED OFF The women's World Cup giant slalom race in Maribor, Slovenia, was canceled after 25 racers because of warm weather that caused poor course conditions.
They didn't take it and on day set upon wind blew a hurricane and flying races called off.
Aqueduct canceled a second straight day of racing, calling off Saturday's card because of the winter storm in the New York area.
Under the Deed of Gift, the 19th-century legal document that governs much of this, the 33rd edition of the Cup, there must be a day off after every scheduled racing day, even if that day's race is called off.
The race was called off as were the day's headline World Superbike Championship races.
On Friday afternoon, the race was called off.
The cycle race was called off, but cyclists and hikers continued to use the area later on Sunday.
