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race against

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race against someone or something
to attempt to win a trial of speed against someone or something. I don't want to race against Kelly. She is too fast. I had to race against time to get there before the baby got worse.
See also: against, race


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COMEDIANS Frank Skinner and Lee Mack meet at the Reform Club in London to kick off the first leg of the Around The World In 80 Days challenge, which sees six pairs of celebrities race against the clock in an ambitious global relay, reenacting the epic odysseys of Phileas Fogg and Michael Palin, and raising money for this year's BBC Children In Need Appeal.
But Lewis Hamilton, victor in the last round in Hungary, says it would be "an honour" to race against the seven-time champion.
Speaking in his autobiography, My Story, Hamilton remarked: "I was asked which former driver I would most like to race against, and I went for Michael Schumacher.
 
 
 
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