wheelchair race

[weel-chair reys, hweel-]

noun

1. a race involving contestants using wheelchairs.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wheelchair race¹

First recorded in 1915–20

Example Sentences

Record eight-time winner David Weir returns for his 26th consecutive appearance in the men's wheelchair race.

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The race start-time is staggered, with the wheelchair race from 09:50 BST.

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Great Britain's Jade Hall won the women's wheelchair race by over eight minutes.

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In the men's wheelchair race, Britain's Johnboy Smith won in 48:59, with compatriot Sean Frame finishing close behind in 49:39.

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The first race, the elite wheelchair race, is due to start at 10:30 BST.

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