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The phrase "race with him" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a situation involving two people competing in a race. For example, "When we were children, my brother and I would always race with him after school."
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(Kai-Lan's friend is tempted to break his promise in order to go race with him).
He told The Washington Post: "Merrick invited me to race with him one day.
He always been the greatest, and here I am in the same race with him".
Apparently Hamilton asked you to race with him in an F1 car..
"Unfortunately, Sebastian had a little bit of a problem," he added, "and it would have been great to race with him throughout race".
Unfortunately, Sebastian had a little bit of a problem, and it would have been great to race with him throughout race".
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I love working with him and racing with him and drafting with him.
"The people love seeing him, and we love going racing with him".
His highest compliment came from the feeling of wheel-to-wheel racing with him.
She started racing with him and wound up as New Jersey's fifth-ranked woman cyclist.
He helped out in the commentary box at Silverstone and I loved going motor racing with him.
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