lap of honour

British

noun

a ceremonial circuit of a racing track, etc, by the winner of a race

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The last time it was achieved, a lap of honour took place around a partially built Celtic Park.

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Draped in flags and wearing specially-made World Cup qualification T-shirts, the players' lap of honour was an emotional affair, even for those from the diaspora who grew up overseas.

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At the end of a fractious series, India broke off from the delirious celebrations to commiserate with Woakes, then embarked on a lap of honour, soaking up a historic win with their jubilant fans.

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There was a trophy and silver ticker tape and a lap of honour.

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There had been fanciful ideas that McIlroy, enjoying what has been a week-long lap of honour in his home country, would provide the fairytale ending.

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