Sentences with phrase «racing seats makes»

The racing seat makes you painfully aware of your love handles, the racing suspension vigorously kickboxes the occupants of the cabin, and the racing brakes decelerate with unabashed grinding noises.

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But the whole point of the supercar is to tuck you down in a low tub made of carbon fiber or magnesium, swaddle you in firm, bolstered, racing - derived seats, and scare the bejeezus out of you as soon as you put the pedal down.

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But racing soon took a back seat to food once he caught the baking bug, thanks to a flourless chocolate cake the then -22-year-old's boss had asked him to make in Sebastapol, California.

Of course, according to some, that means that Williams made the wrong choice and went with money over talent and that Kubica was robbed of the race seat, even though Williams insists Sirotkin was the quicker of the two in the Abu Dhabi tests last year.

With basic needs — parking spot, admission, program, Racing Form and reserved seat — the grandstander puts out $ 4.50 before he makes the first cast at the mutuels; the clubhouse swell goes for an extra buck and.

Adrian Sutil made a return to Force India and Valtteri Bottas was promoted to a race seat at Williams.

To make matters worse GP2 rules mean that former champions can't race in the series again, meaning he's not only lost out on an F1 seat, but his current GP2 seat as well.

Tweaks to the Formula 1 superlicense system will make Formula 2 an even more attractive route to reach the pinnacle of single - seater racing

As a result they're not afraid to get stuck in and have proper wheel - to - wheel battles with each other, which over the last few years has made for some incredible racing on a par with anything you'll see in single - seater categories.

But ever since then he's been focused on picking up his single - seater career where he left off, and he'll make his racing comeback this weekend.

That was his last year in single seaters and he then made the switch to endurance racing, where he won the LMP2 class at Le Mans in 2008, as well as winning the LMP2 championship in the Le Mans Series.

Whether he'll ever be able to return to a race seat isn't particularly clear, but progress is being made and there were reports of him being as quick as Renault's Nico Hulkenberg in the simulator.

He made his way to the CART circuit in 1995, winning rookie of the year honors for Hall Racing, and when Penske had a seat open up for the 2000 season, he gave it to de Ferran, largely because he was impressed with the driver's attention to detail.

Massa wanted to stick around for 2018 as well, but with a million different people queuing up for his seat there next year it seems like the likeable Brazilian has made the decision to jump before he gets pushed - and ahead of his home race in Brazil, as well.

Well, if Mick Schumacher keeps on doing what he's doing, he could definitely make it after showing a lot of promise during his second single - seater racing season.

«A popular entry in today's space - saving, multi-tasking baby product race, this multi-function chair (infant recliner / high chair / booster) requires less vertical and floor space than most high chairs,» says Consumer Reports, who made the SpaceSaver their highest - rated booster seat.

The Cook County Electoral Board tossed 18 - year - old Jona Augustyn from the Arlington Heights Park District ballot, making it an uncontested race for the three open seats on the district's board of commissioners.

Leonard Riggio and Robert Megna have been removed from the board of the New York Racing Association to make room for two voting members guaranteed seats under legislation signed this year, according to NYRA.

Another Republican entered Georgia's already crowded 1st District race on Monday, making him the fourth GOP candidate in the open - seat race to replace GOP Rep. Jack Kingston.

But several Democrats are mounting challenges to GOP incumbents or going after an open seat currently held by a Republican — a sign that Democrats are looking to keep their options open should the presidential race make the state's map more competitive.

All 101 council seats are being contested for Birmingham City Council, making this closely fought race one to watch.

Our last subject in the race for the 36th Council District seat is the Rev. Conrad Tillard, formerly known as Conrad Muhammad, formerly known as Conrad X. Reverend Tillard first came to public attention as the chief youth minister of the Nation of Islam, and then the minister of Harlem's famed Mosque No. 7, the former seat of Malcolm X. Reverend Tillard made some conventionally controversial remarks against white devils and Jewish slave masters, etc. from that esteemed perch, was later stripped of his ministry under a cloud of suspicion, and then underwent a second Damascene moment when he left the NOI and returned to the faith of his fathers, receiving baptism by the Reverend Calvin Butts.

Just as Senator McDonald stood with the LGBT community in voting for marriage equality last summer, today we stand with him as he makes the difficult decision to leave the race for the 43rd Senate seat.

But at the rate would - be contenders for former Rep. Chris Lee's seat are bowing out of the race, they're not going to have much of a choice to make in the end.

She said candidates will be obligated to promise to back the Women's Equality Agenda to get the line, and that it could make up the margin of error in close races for the State Senate, where the Republicans cling to power by a single seat.

But his decision is likely to make New York's 22nd District one of the most competitive House races in the nation next year for an open seat in a traditionally moderate swing district.

It's a safe bet that the race for Rangel's seat — assuming he makes good on his pledge and does not seek re-election — will be quite crowded.

Just hours after Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan took herself out of the running for the seat held by Sen. Roland Burris (D), Rep. Mark Kirk (R) has begun telling influential folks in Washington that he will make the race.

The summer of our discontent (economic, political, you name it) has been made glorious circus by the race for the governor's seat.

Vermont At - Large: This open - seat race remains on the Line because national Republicans remain convinced that Vermont National Guard Major General Martha Rainville is a star in the making.

Looming over the race was McLaughlin, who gave up the seat to win election in 2017 as Rensselaer County executive and actively campaigned to make Ashby his successor.

Bayh slips down these rankings, though last month's assessment remains true: He's the only Democratic candidate who could have even made this open - seat, red - state race competitive.

But the 3rd District was one of the party's few opportunities to flip a Democratic seat in 2016, making it one of the most important races in the country.

In a year with no federal or statewide races, both major parties in Nassau made the district attorney's office — the only countywide seat on the ballot — a top priority.

Linares candidacy for Rangel's seat earlier this year made for one of the congressional race's strangest subplots.

It is the first independent poll to be made public this year in the race for the 24th Congressional District seat.

Republicans, meanwhile, have largely stuck to a strategy that seemed to work for Democrats in the last competitive special election for a Senate seat — making the race a referendum on corruption in Albany.

The race to fill the seat left vacant by George Latimer is nearing the end, as both candidates made the rounds for the race's final weekend.

We spoke this week to the fifth candidate for the seat, Paul Graziano, a former Green Party organizer who makes a credible case for why he poses a serious challenge to Vallone and Shafran, the two presumed leaders in the race.

Having a victory office in suffolk makes a lot of sense you have two congressional races and a state senate seat.

And make no mistake about it — there's only one reason David Weprin is in trouble in this race for a very safe Democratic seat: his support for same - sex marriage.

Also at 10:30 a.m., Rep. Steve Israel and Suffolk Legislator Steve Stern make an announcement regarding the NY - 3 race for Israel's seat, North Hempstead Beach Park, 175 West Shore Rd., Port Washington, Long Island.

The three - way race for the NY - 22 seat of retiring Rep. Richard Hanna has turned into an $ 8.8 million battle, making it one of the most expensive House races in New York, new federal campaign finance records show.

These are the «open» seats, as are those in three other races: District 21 Council Member Julissa Ferreras - Copeland announced she would not be running for reelection, opening up her seat for a competitive battle; in District 44, Council Member David Greenfield made a relatively late announcement that he will not seek reelection, but he is expected to be replaced by his chosen successor and close ally Kalman Yeger; and in District 28, Ruben Wills was recently removed from office when he was convicted on federal public corruption charges — there is a crowded competition to replace him.

Stu Rothenberg, editor of the Rothenberg Political Report, puts the number of competitive races slightly higher — 97 — with 88 Democratic seats and nine GOP districts making the cut.

Barbara Boxer's U.S. Senate seat is up in 2010 and Boxer most likely will win the race going away although Carly Fiorina would make it somewhat respectable.

Mr. Bloomberg was not alone: From Jan. 1, 2007, through the election on Feb. 6, the campaign committee took in $ 1.4 million — a sum that, at the time, helped make the race the most expensive ever for a seat in the State Legislature.

Mr. Turner, you will recall, won election to the Brooklyn Queens Congressional seat held by Anthony Weiner by making an explicit play for the votes of religious Jews in a race that turned on President Barack Obama's perceived weakness on Middle Eastern policy.

Her primary opposition only makes this open - seat race to succeed Rep. Allyson Y. Schwartz, D - Pa., who is running for governor, more interesting.