"race competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a competition or contest in which the participants race against each other. For example: "The race competition was tough as the runners pushed to reach the finish line."
That is where the "Eisenhower Park Regatta, " a model-boat race competition, begins at 9 A.M. The event is free.
SINCE tablet computers came on the market, there has been the kitchen equivalent of the space race: competition to develop technology that can keep a cook's sticky, floury hands off the touch-screen.
If turning down the number of notifications doesn't fix the issue, one of the most effective ways of stopping Facebook from being a rat race competition for approval is a friend cull.
He will be joined in the afternoon qualifying by NI team-mates Sean Downey and Philip Lavery while Lydia Boylan will be in action in the women's 25k points race competition.
He comes to the race off an impressive indeed eight-length win in early March, albeit in an allowance/optional claiming race, competition not quite like he'll face on Saturday.
When caught, they claimed they were en route to a race competition in King's Lynn.
The viruses are spread easily when horses are in close proximity in stables, during transportation, race competitions, and breeding [ 10].
Moreso, the central location of Isfahan, makes it a convergent point for horses from other regions of the country, for horse race competitions, sales, and so forth.
These carriers could have transmitted the viruses to the sampled horses during transportation, training periods, race competitions, or breeding [ 2, 10].
The five-of-nine-race competition is scheduled for Feb. 15-28, 2003.
An American team owned by businessman Larry Ellison, Oracle Team USA, recaptured the Cup in 2010 in a two-race competition that was delayed by numerous court battles.
