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- Car_sprint abstract "Not to be confused with sprint car racingIn Australian motor racing, a sprint is a timed event where the winning car is the vehicle that records the fastest time.Circuit sprintsA number of cars travel the circuit at once. Aggressive overtaking is not allowed, in fact many sprint organisers only allow overtaking along the straightsSuper sprintsSimilar to circuit sprints, possibly more aggressive.Street sprintsA public road is closed and a course set. Often concrete and steel barricades are used to line the course.".
- Q5037292 abstract "Not to be confused with sprint car racingIn Australian motor racing, a sprint is a timed event where the winning car is the vehicle that records the fastest time.Circuit sprintsA number of cars travel the circuit at once. Aggressive overtaking is not allowed, in fact many sprint organisers only allow overtaking along the straightsSuper sprintsSimilar to circuit sprints, possibly more aggressive.Street sprintsA public road is closed and a course set. Often concrete and steel barricades are used to line the course.".