Sentences with phrase «certain points in a race»

At certain points in a race you are invited to average the fastest speed between two points, conform to the perfect line around specific corners or attempt to generate the most drift points.

Not exact matches

He can give you a million reasons for wanting to race at a certain track, for pointing for a specific stake race or for wintering in a particular spot.

But the Gunners can not yet be certain of the Wenger Trophy yet, as with just nine games to go there are just four points separating Man City, Arsenal, Man United and Liverpool in the race for second.

At the moment the PRO champion in the Super Trofeo Europe series isn't certain yet, in the lead we see Dane Dennis Lind, but he is only 6 point ahead of Harald Schlegelmilch... so anything can still change in the final round of the Blancpain Super Trofeo Europe series ahead of the world championship races in Valencia.

And I think you raised a super important point about privilege in certain milestones — I feel like these are the «hidden privileges» that are easy to forget about, because they're not necessarily physical like race, gender presentation, or ability.

A lot of times, we fall into the trap of seeing an appealing offer — such as a valuable sign - up bonus or a card with big bonuses for spending in certain categories — and race ahead to claim the points without thinking through how we might use them.

If your team can afford them; they will allocate a certain amount of resource points to start on the development of your car early in the season, while you can also earn resource points for strong performances in qualifying sessions and races.

If your team can afford it within their respective budget; they will allocate a certain amount of resource points to start on the development of your car early in the season, while you can also earn resource points for strong performances in qualifying sessions and races.

A report entitled «Bioethics and human population genetic research» submitted to the third session of the UNESCO International Bioethics Committee in November 1996 pointed out that there is greater diversity within populations than between them and that population geneticists note that population genetics offers no scientific basis for the belief that certain races (however defined) are superior to other races.