Tim Flock, the 1952 and 1958 NASCAR champion, had a monkey co-pilot during a race at Hickory Motor Speedway on May 16, 1953. "Jocko Flocko", a Rhesus monkey, earned the distinction (technically) of being the only monkey to win a NASCAR race. The monkey "retired" two weeks later when it became frightened during the race after peering into the wheel wells.
because phi and annastia are in love and they raced in a America by car racing.
because phi and annastia are in love and they raced in a America by car racing.
you kill the monkey on monkey island
The car raced straight up the road.
Because phi and annastia are in love so they think that they really wanted to be in the race so they raced in America 's cup by racing a love car.
the top speed on a 230 is 70 because i raced it to my dads car with the speedomitor and i also have a cr85 expert and i raced that to my dads car and it went 78 and it does beet a 230 top speed
Yes, it can indicate the general location as in "stand by" or "the car raced by." But it is more often a preposition.
Not a professional one, but he raced "Dwarf" cars for fun.
Emily died in a car accident after her boyfriend raced away when Emily's mother caught then fooling around in his car.
The boys raced for the finish line.
Dude, isn't it a bit obvious? RACEd
Fernando Alonso raced with the #7 during the 2009 F1 Season.