karting
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈkɑrtɪŋ/
- Once again, the Challenge of the Americas will award three tickets to the Rotax Grand Finals, the Olympics of karting.
- go-karting
- Karting championship
- karting track
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Watch on YouTubeAnd but this gives young women an opportunity to get into karting, to learn the sport, work their way up into the W Series.
- And but this gives young women an opportunity to get into karting, to learn the sport, work their way up into the W Series.
- I was pretty OK growing up going in karting and all this kind of thing.
Examples
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The Challenge of the Americas will close out once again at the challenging CalSpeed Karting circuit.
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And but this gives young women an opportunity to get into karting, to learn the sport, work their way up into the W Series.
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Cunningham recently took up go-karting and qualified as an alternate for the 2011 Red Bull Kart Fight at the PRI expo.
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A big fan of the Izod IndyCar Series as well as other forms of motor racing, I have a couple of local karting titles and have attended both the Jim Russell and Derek Daly racing schools.
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Many young people start their racing careers in karting before moving on to professional motorsports.
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The track was crowded with families enjoying a day of karting in the sunshine.
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After taking classes on the weekend, she became passionate about karting and entered her first race.
Synonyms
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1.0
A sport where people try to be the fastest to reach a finish line
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3.1
Sport of racing cars or motorcycles
Surface Forms
Morphology
karting = kart (transparent) = kart + ing
The word is a straightforward -ing nominalization referring to the activity of kart racing.
Etymology
The word karting comes from kart, a short form of the familiar word cart, which means a 'small wheeled vehicle'. So karting is the sport of racing little open carts or go-karts on a track.