例句與造句

1. GNCC Racing began around 1980 and includes hare scramble and enduro type races.
2. He won in short track, hare scrambles, moto-cross, drag racing and cross country.
3. A Hare & Hound is different from a Hare Scramble because it does not repeat the same loop twice.
4. Conversely, Hare Scramble runs at a slower rate and is much tighter, requiring a different set of skills.
5. *Sunday 12 : 00 to 16 : 00 : the highlight of the " Red Bull Hare Scramble ".
6. It's difficult to find hare scramble in a sentence. 用hare scramble造句挺難的
7. This machine was built as a CRF-450R that was optimized for hare scramble, hard enduro, GNCC style racing.
8. "' 2015 "': The 2015 hare scramble took an interesting turn with the addition of several new difficult areas of the course.
9. Racers have used Zero Motorcycles against gasoline motorcycles in a number of other forms of racing, including flat-track, hare scrambles, supermoto, and supercross.
10. BMW's Motorrad Enduro Team Feil entered riders Simo Kirssi, Jimmy Lewis and the winner of the previous year's Erzberg Hare Scramble, Chris Pfeiffer.
11. A Grand National Cross Country ( GNCC ) is not a Hare Scramble; rather a GNCC is wide open and courses are laid out to allow ATVs to run the same course.
12. In this steep slope race, which is held on one of the slopes of the Hare Scramble start, 300 riders start the 3-part slope to climb in record time.
13. Races, which generally consist of two or more loops around a course covering up to 40 miles, can take the form of Hare and Hound or Hare scramble style events, and are often laid out over a long and harsh track through relatively barren terrain.
14. One example in the USA is the Grand National Cross Country, which more closely resembles hare scrambles, such as the Austrian Erzberg Rodeo than Enduros, but is on a shorter course of perhaps a few miles / kilometers in length that is repeated for several laps.
15. Typically, beach races follow the format of hare scrambles, with riders competing on a circuit of 1 & ndash; 3 miles ( 1.5 & ndash; 5 km ) in length, usually for a time period of 1 & ndash; 3 hours.