The phrase "race path" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a designated route or course for a race. Here is an example sentence: "The runners followed the race path marked on the map, making sure not to deviate from it."
I was about two-thirds of the way through the book, and I hadn't quite figured out what elements of the Axis Tour's racing path to feature in the narrative as the motorcycle racers drove from Hanoi to Shanghai.
With Squeri in tow, the Rosas went to Holmdel Park and ran the 5,000-meter 5,000-meters five times in succession without a bracingcovering over 16 miles of hills in 1 hour 37 minutes.
I was much more interested in the latter half of the book, the building up of the city, how its first Mayor was raconteur/cowboy Will Rogers, and things like the story of the horse bridle path and race track where Rodeo Drive now is.
She made an inauspicious debut last October, when she took fourth at Penn National Race Course, off the beaten path in central Pennsylvania.
By the conventional standards of a Presidential race, her path seems very easy.
A veteran of this state's fraught racial politics, Mr. Carmichael, 79, ran close but unsuccessful races for the Senate and the governorship in the 1970's as a moderate Republican with liberal views on race, a path not in line with a state party that was turning sharply to the right.
With an outright majority seemingly out of reach for both main parties at this stage of the race, the path to a Tory-led stable government would most likely need to be paved by Ukip receding and the Green surge escalating.
College officials argue, however, that there is little reason to think that a race-conscious path to diversity will become obsolete anytime soon.
The recall election has created bruised feelings and deepened the partisan divide in the state, which was on full display Sunday at the Zirbel Dairy Farms near De Pere, in northeast Wisconsin, where both candidates in the recall race crossed paths as they courted voters.
