Sentence examples for race switching from inspiring English sources

I mean sure, on the valid side of things, I get the common issue of race switching.

According to CycleNews.com, Pascarella was the youngest winner of the Daytona 200 since the race switched from the original beach course to the speedway.

A landmark victory would be a fitting finale as commentator Jim McGrath calls the National for BBC TV for the 20th time and the last before the race switches to Channel Four next year.

Fans normally bet far less on races switched to the main track.

The same four fixtures with BBC coverage will be available next year [with] good races switched from Ascot.

And out in Northern California it rains, and you get a lot of grass races switched to the main track, resulting in complete mismatches".

Bruce Garland, the authority's senior executive vice president for racing, said switching the race to Monmouth from the Meadowlands would not be a problem.

In this environment, it seemed less than outlandish to imagine none other than Mr. Bloomberg -- the lifelong Democrat who switched to the Republican Party for this race -- switching back in 2005, and leading his former party to victory.

Grands Crus was second to four-time winner Big Buck's in the 2011 race, before switching to fences.

It will be his final road race before switching to the track and bidding to qualify for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Campbell, a California fixture who's been a Silicon Valley congressman and professor at Stanford and Berkeley, led the race for the Republican nod to take on the embattled Boxer -- beneficiary of two fundraising trips to California in the past two months by President Barack Obama -- when he quit the governor's race and switched to the Senate race in January.