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racing car
noun
- a car used for racing, as a specially designed and modified car or stock car.
Word History and Origins
Origin of racing car1
Example Sentences
Perhaps an easier analogy is that all racing cars are cars, but not all cars are built for racing.
This is the Hyundai Veloster N ETCR, an electric racing car being developed for a new EV touring car category.
Just about everyone who straps into a racing car—regardless of discipline or series—does so wearing layers of a synthetic fabric called Nomex.
She had previously been married to a racing-car driver who had been killed, leaving her with one child.
It was all like putting a man in a racing car traveling flat out on the Salts in Bonneville, Utah.
We had done the Paris-Berlin run in my racing-car the summer before.
Suddenly a big black racing car swept from the line of traffic and approached the curb.
The street-car conductor drove the little machine as if it had been a racing car.
With a leonine roar and a succeeding clatter of empty cylinders, an immense racing-car stopped at the gate below.
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