Sentence examples for race for safety from inspiring English sources

Vonn started 16th in a field of 48 under poor visibility and an icy wind that forced organizers to cancel Friday's super combined race for safety reasons.

KUALA LUMPUR — Under a dark sky with lighting flashing and thunder clapping and torrential rain flooding the track on Sunday, officials red-flagged the Malaysian Grand Prix only one hour into the race for safety reasons.

Other racing series are usually quick to cancel races for safety reasons, and they often run them the next day.

Larry hopes that he can win back his son's confidence by showing him the miracle on Central Park West, but the two find themselves racing for safety.

James Brisette, 17, a friend of the family, was killed, and four others were gravely wounded by the police, who kept firing as the Bartholomews raced for safety.

Most riders look just as they would in any contemporary bike race, sporting helmets for safety and Lycra outfits for speed, but the bike must resemble those used in the 19th Century, even if it is constructed from modern materials.

Job Is Still Open Al Groh said nobody has moved ahead in the race for the free safety spot.

IN the race for performance and safety supremacy, features like traction control, antilock brakes and ride-by-wire throttle with multiple engine-control modes have almost become a new standard.

The Sunderland manager, whose side currently lead the Magpies in the race for Premier League safety by a single point, said on Thursday that if he were a betting man, he would put his money on Newcastle to beat the Eagles as the Palace players would have been "on the pop" since reaching the FA Cup final.

Ultimately, the race officials halted the leg for safety reasons.

Imagine how things might have been for Formula One if it made the popular choice of calling off the race in Bahrain — be it for safety or moral reasons, or because this is a sport that says it wants nothing to do with politics — and it also provided a first-class spectacle like Sunday's?