racing car

noun

Origin of racing car

First recorded in 1905–10

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Perhaps an easier analogy is that all racing cars are cars, but not all cars are built for racing.
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This is the Hyundai Veloster N ETCR, an electric racing car being developed for a new EV touring car category.
An electric race car has lapped Daytona for the first time | Jonathan M. Gitlin | January 31, 2021 | Ars Technica
Just about everyone who straps into a racing car—regardless of discipline or series—does so wearing layers of a synthetic fabric called Nomex.
Why racing drivers trust their lives to a fireproof fabric called Nomex | Jonathan M. Gitlin | December 18, 2020 | Ars Technica
She had previously been married to a racing-car driver who had been killed, leaving her with one child.
Gay Talese on Charlie Manson’s Home on the Range | Gay Talese | October 31, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
It was all like putting a man in a racing car traveling flat out on the Salts in Bonneville, Utah.
What Need of Man? | Harold Calin

We had done the Paris-Berlin run in my racing-car the summer before.
Hearts and Masks | Harold MacGrath
Suddenly a big black racing car swept from the line of traffic and approached the curb.
The Blue Lights | Arnold Fredericks
The street-car conductor drove the little machine as if it had been a racing car.
Black Star's Campaign | Johnston McCulley
With a leonine roar and a succeeding clatter of empty cylinders, an immense racing-car stopped at the gate below.
Overland Red | Henry Herbert Knibbs

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