"race car driving" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe an activity or hobby, for example: "My favorite thing to do is race car driving."
I've recently heard of team-building race car driving.
And I really thought that meant swordfighting, race car driving, submarine captain.
I can think of race car driving and other such technical activities…but what about a purely human sport…can something really be tweaked in terms of gameplay?
Samaha is producing "Get Carter" and Stallone's next movie, his longtime dream project, a movie he has written about Formula One race car driving.
Regular exercise, family vacations, and golf seemed to be the preferred avenues, though one CEO even took up race car driving as a hobby.
I'd persuaded his bosses to give me a shot at driving a Zamboni on the basis of my recent attendance at a prestigious race car driving school and a binder supplied by my insurance company.
Disney alone offers fishing, golf courses, paragliding and, if your mid-life crisis is really acute, 18 laps of Nascar racing car driving.
Heading south we stop at the Thruxton Motorsport Centre (thruxtonracing.co.uk), which offers racing car driving experiences, and where I'm to ride a race-prepared Triumph Thruxton.
I've loved race-car driving for years.
Researchers weren't seeking to explain mountain climbing or race-car driving.
So what's going to happen is the Paralympics will be this exciting human-machine sport like race-car driving.
