Sentence examples for race dedicated to from inspiring English sources

In a race dedicated to victims and heroes, a great way to pay tribute and saying thanks was to just be out there doing what we were all doing.

Tony Stewart again had a fuel problem but got lucky yesterday in Loudon, N.H., and won a rain-shortened race dedicated to his rival Kenny Irwin, who died while practicing two days earlier.

In short, it was an anything-goes technologically-focused race dedicated to pushing the envelope.

The weekend also saw a race dedicated to the memory of former F1 driver Peter Gethin, who died last year.

The preface of an edition of Dingle's book, "My Life in Tibet," says that Dingle believed Tibet was a depository of the "ancient wisdom of a superior Aryan race" dedicated to "keeping its white blood pure".

The front end of the split-format series of races was dedicated to handicap racing in fleets sailing under the International Measurement System and the Performance Handicap Racing Fleet.

The race is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Sunday's race was dedicated to the memory of Grete Waitz, the nine-time winner who died of cancer in April at 57.

This year's race is dedicated to Waitz, the nine-time New York City champion from Norway, who died in April of cancer at age 57.

The race was dedicated to Dan Wheldon, the driver who died after crashing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway last October, in the 2011 season finale.

The race was dedicated to Marco Simoncelli, the rider who died after a crash at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia on Oct. 23.