Sentence examples for tricky circuit from inspiring English sources

Rain had pounded the track the previous night and all morning ahead of the race, and an afternoon of handling the tricky circuit in the wet seemed inevitable.

The hard sell: "Includes a flea trap, the sandals of a Greek prostitute, a petrol hairdryer and the most tattooed man and the shortest woman on earth". This is a tricky circuit because, like Melbourne, it is very dusty on the first day which makes it difficult to choose between the two tyre compounds.

Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen: "Last year was my first visit (to Korea) and it's quite a tricky circuit to learn quickly, but I felt comfortable with it after a few laps.

It is a very difficult race for everyone because of long straights heat and wind, which brings a lot of sand, and it will be tricky circuit for us because of the long straights.

With Chilton now having the car capable of challenging for victories he converted his promise into results, finishing in the points on 15 occasions and winning races on the tricky circuits of Monza and Singapore on his way to securing fourth in the championship.

He and his Hendrick Motorsports teammates dominated again on the oldest, smallest and trickiest circuit in the series.

"Its been world class driving from all of them - on the trickiest circuit, I have not seen a mistake from any of these guys," said BBC co-commentator David Coulthard.

Button described Monaco as a "tricky street circuit" but said the McLaren may be "more suited" to the venue than the "faster circuits" Alonso and team-mate Stoffel Vandoorne have driven on so far this season.

The proposed solution is based on a tricky oscillating circuit architecture performing a sort of "compression" of the higher part of the resistive range, thus limiting the measuring time.

This year's Arc could well have a 25-runner field following a decision to raise the safety limit at the track from 20, which would put riding skill at a premium around the tricky Longchamp circuit and make Moore a very difficult jockey to replace.

There's one much more specialized method for executing people: firing squad, which doesn't involve tricky drugs or circuits, just a blindfold and some rifles.