Sentence examples for racing wisdom from inspiring English sources
Conventional racing wisdom has it that speed, rather than an abundance of stamina, is the most important attribute in a potential King George VI Chase winner, hence the proliferation of specialists over shorter distances than three miles lining up at Kempton on Boxing Day.
Meanwhile, there are concerns about the wisdom of racing in Bahrain next April because of continuing civil unrest.
The controversy over the wisdom of racing in Bahrain in the middle of ongoing civil unrest continues to overshadow the weekend.
Teams and drivers are known to have private misgivings about the wisdom of racing in Bahrain amid ongoing civil unrest, but none have so far publicly questioned the decision.
Teams and drivers are known to have private misgivings about the wisdom of racing in Bahrain amid ongoing civil unrest - protests have continued in the capital Manama with more scheduled for near the circuit on Sunday's race day - but Hulkenberg is the first to publicly question the decision.
But critics question the wisdom of straying from racing as the main attraction.
His wisdom and knowledge of racing matters is hugely valuable and he has contributed much to the next steps of both BHA and racing generally.
Cells racing through a maze have taken all this wisdom to heart.
But more than that, Stevens has confidence in himself — not because of the wisdom gained from thirty-six years of professional racing but because he is finally able to ride at the highest level of horse racing with two good knees.
The conventional wisdom at the time was that American riders, who competed mostly in dirt track races, could not race on asphalt at the same level as the British riders, who specialized in road racing events.
