Sentence examples for race count from inspiring English sources

Under his leathers as he lines up for the 18-lap Moto2 race at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone today, the message reads: "Don't count every race, make every race count".

And, the runners at this race count on all the people that can't run this time round, but wish they could and so they sponsor.

The race proper for year 1 is just to win from the back of the grid, but in year 2, assuming you have won that race, you must make a 7-lap racountunt by making a compulsory pit-stop that changes 2 tires.

Not unless a one-sided race counts.

There are 14 races to go – actually 15, because the last race counts double.

Elections in seats where race is an issue are often more scurrilous than elections where race counts for little.

Race officer Phil Lawrence will be hoping to complete a full complement of 32 races, with the last race counting double points.

Verification for my brother's generation – the younger half of my own – is a statistical rat race, counted in friends, followers, re-tweets and re-pins.

For nearly a decade before the first Formula One Grand Prix in the United States in 1959, points scored at the Indianapolis 500 race counted toward the Formula One drivers' title.

Their goal difference is 31 inferior to Pep Guardiola's team and the final twist in the story of a one-sided title race counts as a humiliation for a club with their haughty ambitions.

This year's race counts as a serious challenge to the old order, because the second-favourite, Dynaste, is also trained away from the country's biggest two yards, at David Pipe's base in Devon.