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Meanings of starting grid in English

Portuguese
grid de largada
Spanish
parrilla de salida

Type of start in auto racing events.

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grid de largada
Usage of starting grid in English
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A crack discovered in the chassis had to be welded on the starting grid.
The Guardian
2
Any unscheduled replacement will incur a five-place penalty on the starting grid at that event.
Reuters
3
The finishing order of that race would determine the starting grid for the grand prix.
The South African
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Now we have to get off the starting grid.
Reuters
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She was particularly moved by Mann's support, someone from the actual starting grid voicing her opinion.
BBC
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The Can-Am Duel determines all but the front-row of the starting grid for Sunday's Daytona 500.
Reuters
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At least if they crash into somebody they will have made it to the starting grid.
The Guardian
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It was also the hope that finally there may again be a female on the starting grid.
The Guardian
9
A report to the planning committee detailed the winners and losers on the land development starting grid.
Radio NZ
10
Several other vehicles lining up on the starting grid Saturday burn veggie oil which is, relatively speaking, conventional.
Wired
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Reigning Indycar champion Scott Dixon has won the Phoenix Grand Prix from sixth place on the starting grid.
Radio NZ
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From the moment he accelerated away from pole position on the starting grid, Hill had looked in complete control.
The Irish Times
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But the rookie driver missed the jump and watched as half the field passed him on the starting grid.
News.com.au
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Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Matt Kenseth and Denny Hamlin joined Truex for the manufacturer's top-three on the starting grid.
Reuters
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This means the car can produce six times the power of ALL the Formula One cars on a starting grid.
The South African
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But Bernie likes the idea of having Bruno Senna -the late Ayrton's nephew -on the F1 starting grid.
The Guardian
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