Definitions

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  • noun auto racing A motor speedway at least two miles in length

Etymologies

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super- +‎ speedway

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Examples

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

  • It was, originally, a "superspeedway," one of the few mile-long racing tracks, so the drivers could go much faster.

    Moomin Light 2008

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