motorsport
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- noun
- /ˈmoʊtərˌspɔrt/
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deporte de motor
- Many fans gather every year to watch the thrilling events of motorsport races.
- motorsports team
- motorsports fans
- motorsports car
It's the motorsport epitome of why you need to go.
- It's the motorsport epitome of why you need to go.
- And I would read the motorsport magazine, you know, get in cup of tea, out the cold to heat up again.
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I enjoy motorsports, I enjoy being at the racetrack.
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The entertainment value of these vehicles was recognized early and resulted in the motorsports industry.
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So we we work with things for motorsport applications.
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Some of the biggest names in motorsport.
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As the department chair, Johnson initiated a motorsports program in the department that has achieved national recognition.
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In 2006, Tucker began his interest in motorsports, first participating in the Ferrari Challenge series.
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When Japanese car manufacturers first entered the world of motorsports, there was surely plenty of scoffing going on.
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Las Vegas is a Mecca for motorsports; motorheads have everything they need.
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IndyCar is unique in the motorsports world in that they are one of the few racing series that support a dedicated safety team that travels to all of the races.
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In 2006, Mazda established the MAZDASPEED Motorsports Development Ladder to assist racers in moving up through the ranks.
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Synonyms
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A sport where people drive cars fast on a track to compete
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A sport where cars race on a track to see who is fastest
How Professional
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Etymology
Motorsport is simply two parts: motor (a machine that makes things 'move', as in motorcycle) and sport ('a game' or 'competition'). So motorsport means a sport with motors or engines, like car and motorcycle racing, which explains why the word refers to racing and the motor industry.