Sentences with phrase «latest race row»

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Just 5 days later, on the 22nd and 23rd November Oxford University Lightweight Rowing Club ran Nephthys Regatta, which provided many of the Novice Eights a chance to practice racing before Christ Church Regatta the following week.

Back in the late 1990s, teams used to bring their own designs and compete on the Olympic rowing lake behind the paddock at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, and in yet another thing to add to the list of awesome things Liberty Media have done since getting rid of Bernie, they brought the race back and live streamed it on Facebook.

By the end of the session he'd dropped to seventh after some of the later runners went faster, but that's still good enough to see him go through to the «Fast Nine» shootout on Sunday, which also guarantees him a starting spot on the first three rows for next week's race.

For instance, last year, Valentino Rossi broke his leg in a training accident on a motocross bike, yet 22 days later was back racing, where he qualified on the front row and finished fifth, less than six seconds behind race winner Marquez.

Ferrari Vettel 6 — Raikkonen 4 Race: Raikkonen Kimi Raikkonen showed he was no «laggard» by sticking his Ferrari on the front row and, but for the late race tyre dramas, looked like he had enough in hand to fend off the fast - charging Valtteri BotRace: Raikkonen Kimi Raikkonen showed he was no «laggard» by sticking his Ferrari on the front row and, but for the late race tyre dramas, looked like he had enough in hand to fend off the fast - charging Valtteri Botrace tyre dramas, looked like he had enough in hand to fend off the fast - charging Valtteri Bottas.

«Sex and the City» star Cynthia Nixon is the latest prominent (at least in some circles) New Yorker to appear in a video pushing Row E (AKA the Working Families Party) as part of the labor - backed party's effort to attract 50,000 votes in the governor's race and retain its official ballot status.

Narrated by artist John Alexander, Bert reflects on the long and storied career as told by admirers such as Valerie Cassel Oliver, Senior Curator at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston; Leslie King Hammond, Founding Director of the Maryland Institute College of Art Center for Race and Culture; Peter Marzio, the late Director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Rick Lowe and Floyd Newsum of Project Row Houses; as well as artists and collectors such as David McGee, Jesse Lott, Dick DeGuerin, and Marilyn Oshman.