Two or more cars racing nose-to-bumper have much more speed than a car alone; this makes for a thrilling race-day choreography of convenient collaborations and sudden perfidy, and for the constant prospect of a massive, multicar crash — "the Big One".
Two or more cars racing nose-to-bumper have much more speed than a car alone; this makes for a thrilling race-day choreography of convenient collaborations and sudden perfidy, and for the constant prospect of a massive, multicar crash—"the Big One".
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For the proportion of fixation time on the nose, we calculated Pearson correlations between the infants' ages in days and the proportion of fixation time on either the other- or own-race nose, respectively.
The rules were changed to discourage tandem racing (when cars run nose-to-bumper) and encourage more exciting pack racing.
As Sasha and Ashleigh raced along, noses to the ground, in these woods, about 20 miles south of Portland, Ms. Hickey watched intently.
It was the most beautiful nose in racing.
The bay colt, with the distinctive white blaze on his nose, raced just eight times in a year, winning six times and banking nearly £500,000 in prize money before he was retired to stud in October 1981.
BEIJING — When Han Han, China's 27-year-old superstar blogger, author and literary bad boy, who loves to drive racing cars and thumb his nose at the establishment, announced the title of his hotly anticipated new literary magazine last summer, he immediately had to disappoint fans.
When I was really young, I busted my nose when I was racing.
The bodywork of the BT19 is glass-reinforced plastic, finished in Brabham's usual racing colours of green with gold trimming around the nose.
