Sentences with phrase «race win gone»

Not exact matches

He goes into every race with a tiered list of goals: to win, to finish in the top three, to set a personal best, and so on.

Heck, Ford designed, engineered, and went racing in about a year and half with the new $ 400,000 Ford GT supercar — and won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June.

«We are looking at investment and research as leading indicators of who is going to win that disruptive race, much like investing in the early days of internet technology would have led you to companies like Amazon,» he said.

In Tuesday's comprehensive rout, Republicans won in places where Democrats were favored, taking a Senate race in North Carolina, pulled out victories where the going was tough, like a Senate battle in Kansas, and swept a number of governors» races in states where Democrats were favored, including Obama's home state of Illinois.

«My buying seems to be going neck - and - neck with Apple's buyback program, but hope they win that race.»

But I predict someone is going to raise the objection that it was the tortoise that won the race.

Winning a statewide race in Massachusetts this year is going to be tough for any Republican.

But five years ago, when he ran for a seat in the United States House of Representatives - a race he would go on to win - word of his religious affiliation began to spread.

Drawing on decades of hard work and experience, and working through scores of not - quite - right combinations, Apel eventually wins the race against his peers and goes on to produce one of the most successful men's fragrances ever.

I was speaking of the sponsor of the race knowing from the beginning who was going to win and punishing those who do not.

Romney is Mormon he's winning the race, so naturally Perry is going to emphasize his «faith in Jesus.»

The most amazing thing about this year's amazing American League race is the fact that the Chicago White Sox, who haven't finished first since 1919, are going to win the pennant.

He went on to win the race ahead of Kimi, but it was that qualifying lap that stands out above all else.

The Sailor board of strategy - Trainer Preston Burch and Willie — figured they knew what they wanted to do to win the race, but even their careful plans went wrong.

Since the start of the U.S. Grand Prix, has any driver won that race and gone on to win the world championship?

Says LeRoy Jolley, trainer of 1980 Kentucky Derby - winning filly Genuine Risk, «The difference between the two sexes as far as horse racing goes is that a filly only has to win one major stakes race in her life [to demonstrate exceptional breeding potential], whereas a colt, to be valuable as a stallion, has to be a top - rated performer almost every race of his life.

We are playing at home, and make no mistake, we are going to do everything to win the game and stay in the race.

It was Real who won the race, and Odegaard went straight into Zinedine Zidane's Castilia side.

In all likelihood it represented the final time the 45 - year - old Kenseth will get to experience all that goes with winning a premier - division series race.

Not long ago it appeared that the Arsenal and England international midfield star would be going on loan to Premier League club AFC Bournemouth, after another EPL club Crystal Palace were previously thought to be winning the race for him.

Romain also said he'd like to try World Rallycross, as well as go back and compete in the Andros Trophy ice racing series, something he's competed in (and won in) as recently as 2016.

Giuseppe Farina won the first championship race in F1 at Silverstone on 13 May in 1950 and went on to claim the drivers» title too.

Leclerc gave the Dallara GP2 / 11 a decent send - off in the final race of this year's Formula 2 season, starting from seventh and going on to take the win on the last lap with a ballsy overtake.

He went on to win the race, Ferrari's first victory in the sport.

the following year Alfa had stiff competition from Ferrari - mainly because the car drank petrol like it was going out of fashion - and the team «only» won four of the seven races it entered.

Forghieri was then brought back as technical director and repurposed the ideas from his «spazzaneve» concept for 1974, which went on to win three races and take 10 pole positions, a year later than it otherwise might have done.

With two races to go in the 2007 season it looked like Lewis Hamilton was well on his way winning the title in his rookie season.

Despite that Brundle went on to reasonable amount of success and though he never won a race, he's widely considered to be one of the best drivers never to do so.

As well as going off and winning championships in both Formula E and WEC, he's still a reserve driver for Red Bull Racing, and Helmut Marko once said that of all the drivers that slipped off of Red Bull's ladder, Buemi was the best.

Drivers Ronnie Peterson and Jacky Ickx tried it for three races but didn't record a single finish, so went back to the 72, which Ronnie used to win three races.

The 82nd Preakness went to valorous Tim Tam, who should be the first in a decade to win racing's Triple Crown; but Silky sank back into legend, earning his ticket home

Brad Keselowski is the points leader with four races to go, but his seven - point margin over Jimmie Johnson is in jeopardy after Keselowski qualified 32nd and Johnson won the pole position.

«You know, if we go out and win some races, we'll get credit where credit is due, but we ran well, we've gotten lucky, we've had good cars, we've worked hard.

If we weren't in the title race I would say we go for the Europa league n If we had a big enough squad winning both would be a great accomplishment

Though racing for points might not be sexy, it goes a long way towards winning a championship.

Real Madrid and Liverpool were believed to be tussling over persuading Odegaard of the merits of joining them, whilst Celtic have also been involved due to manager Ronny Deila previously having worked with Odegaard at Stromsgodset, but it would appear that Ajax are going to win the race.

The only night race of the Formula One calender is upon us, with enemies and teammates Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton once again set to go head - to - head on the slow and winding Singapore track as they continued their quest to win the world title.

Soon he is in the middle of the racetrack, bearing down on the leaders, and — in his last three races, anyway — he wins going away.

That's what happens when you haven't won in 127 races, while your team, Richard Childress Racing, has gone winless in the past 112 races with neither showing much indication of snapping their streaks of futility.

Well, only once in the Chase era has a driver finished worse than sixth in the fall race at Loudon and gone on to win the championship (Johnson, in 2006, when he came in 39th at the 1.058 - mile oval).

We've just got to go out and maybe win one race, have a bunch of top fives and top 10s, lead laps and not do anything stupid.»

It looks like PSG are going to win the race to sign Cabaye and could pay around # 20 million for midfielder, meaning Newcastle have plenty of money to spend on the Frenchman's replacement.

Logano would go on to win, while Kenseth not only lost the race but was also eliminated from the playoffs.

It was a close race, and it was hard to predict who was going to win.

And I think if those guys have a chance at winning they're still going to race hard.»

Chelsea has won the title with 5 games to go so the sting has gone out of the title race.

Tomorrow Arsenal face yet another crucial game in the race for the title, and like the win over Leicester it is going to be a tough fixture facing Man United at Old Trafford.

He did at least break his scoring duck for the season in the FA cup win over Preston and has spoken to Arsenal Player about his hopes that this will lead to more, as well as his take on the title race which he thinks will go all the way.

HORSE RACING — EASY GOER ($ 2.60), ridden by Pat Day, charged past four horses in the final quarter mile to win the Woodward Handicap by two lengths over Its Acedemic.

It was mentioned before that Swansea, Crystal Palace, Watford, Bournemouth and Southampton were all interested in the England Under 21 star, but it seems the latter, Southampton, are going to win the race for Chambers.