Sentence examples similar to racing a class from inspiring English sources

An article on Tuesday about Nathan Outteridge and other rising 20-something sailors who are challenging the old guard in the America's Cup referred incorrectly to Outteridge's experience racing A-Class catamarans.

He left little doubt that he relished the speed and challenge of racing in a class of planes that commonly exceeded 450 mph.

We did lots of good stuff but Racing are a class act and thrived on our mistakes.

With Joan, he raced a 210 class sailboat on Long Island Sound, and spent many summers sailing the New England coast with family and friends.

He had previously raced that type of boat; it is not the case that Outteridge had "never before raced" the A-Class catamaran going into this week's A-Class Catamaran World Championship.

William's best chance of a win should come in the week's two Supersport races, a class in which he has already enjoyed success at the North West and Ulster Grand Prix.

Violence doesn't have a race, a class, a religion, or a nationality, but it does have a gender.

Ever since it ended, Americans have struggled to explain why a draft rebellion, a race riot, a class war and an immigrant uprising all erupted in the middle of a civil war fought in the name of unity.

"I think there's a race and a class issue, in addition to a sexism issue," Goldberg told HuffPost.

For example if you are racing in American Class A Regionals check the event menu for the cars.

In 1952, he raced a 1940 Ford at dirt tracks and won $30 in an outlaw class race.