Examples of 'rally de' in a sentence
Meaning of "rally de"
Usually refers to a specific rally event in the context of motorsports, such as a car rally or a rally race. For example, 'Rally de France' would refer to a rally race taking place in France
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Rally de Portugal is an environmental example.
That same year he finished second at the second edition of the Rally de Portugal.
Rally de Portugal is the biggest motor sport event in Portugal annually.
Now the only motorsports competition on RTP is the Rally de Portugal.
This Rally de Portugal was still a very significant learning experience for me.
News for the tenth edition of the Rally de Asturias Histórico.
Rally de Portugal gets underway with a ceremonial start on Thursday evening at Coimbra.
Hyundai Motorsport will enter three cars into Rally de Portugal in April.
Rally de Portugal.
He secured a career-best fourth place at the Rally de Portugal.
Rally de España.
In the early years, the championship was called Rally de la Ciudad de Oviedo.
Rally de Catalunya.
Hyundai Motorsport set for three-car debut at Rally de Portugal.
Rally de Espana.
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Excitement until the last stage in the 7th Rally de Asturias Histórico.
Rally de portugal and rally d'italia sardegna - preview - toyota yaris wrc tackles a tough gravel double.
Elizabeth Cervantes, jurado en el Rally de Cortometrajes " in Spanish.
The Rally de Portugal ( formerly, Rallye de Portugal ) is a rally competition held in Portugal.
Official presentation of the 10th Rally de Asturias Histórico.
The game therefore includes 13 rallies, including Rally Finland and Rally de Portugal.
For the 2015 edition, Rally de Portugal heads back to the north of the country.
Open the registration period of the 10th Rally de Asturias Histórico.
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