Definition of autocross in English:

autocross

noun ˈɔːtəʊkrɒs

mass nounBritish

1A form of motor racing in which cars are driven singly or in heats over a course including rough terrain or unmade roads.
Compare with rallycross
Example sentencesExamples
- The picture shows a vehicle being bogged down at the autocross.
- His dad enjoys rallying, rallycross and the occasional autocross event while his older brother is also enjoying a successful year competing in the National Stages Championship.
- But one catch about autocross is that the thrills and spills associated with other forms of racing are likely to be absent, for this sport is more on testing the rider's skill.
1. 1.1North American A form of competition in which cars are driven around an obstacle course, typically marked out by cones on an empty car park.
  Example sentencesExamples
  To qualify for either, a driver gets licensed through autocross events and must have a car with extra safety features, such as a roll cage and a race seat with a five-point harness system.
  He achieved the third fastest time during the autocross, only to be penalised for knocking over a cone and dropping to 16th.
  By winter they had a drivable car, and by fall, they were racing it on autocross tracks.

Origin

1960s: blend of automobile and cross-country.

Definition of autocross in US English:

autocross

noun

North American

1A form of competition in which cars are driven around an obstacle course, typically marked out by cones.
Example sentencesExamples
- To qualify for either, a driver gets licensed through autocross events and must have a car with extra safety features, such as a roll cage and a race seat with a five-point harness system.
- He achieved the third fastest time during the autocross, only to be penalised for knocking over a cone and dropping to 16th.
- By winter they had a drivable car, and by fall, they were racing it on autocross tracks.
1. 1.1British A form of motor racing in which cars are driven singly or in heats over a course including rough terrain or unmade roads.

Origin

1960s: blend of automobile and cross-country.

单词	autocross
释义	Definition of autocross in English: autocross noun ˈɔːtəʊkrɒs mass nounBritish 1A form of motor racing in which cars are driven singly or in heats over a course including rough terrain or unmade roads. Compare with rallycross Example sentencesExamples The picture shows a vehicle being bogged down at the autocross. His dad enjoys rallying, rallycross and the occasional autocross event while his older brother is also enjoying a successful year competing in the National Stages Championship. But one catch about autocross is that the thrills and spills associated with other forms of racing are likely to be absent, for this sport is more on testing the rider's skill. 1.1North American A form of competition in which cars are driven around an obstacle course, typically marked out by cones on an empty car park. Example sentencesExamples To qualify for either, a driver gets licensed through autocross events and must have a car with extra safety features, such as a roll cage and a race seat with a five-point harness system. He achieved the third fastest time during the autocross, only to be penalised for knocking over a cone and dropping to 16th. By winter they had a drivable car, and by fall, they were racing it on autocross tracks. Origin 1960s: blend of automobile and cross-country. Definition of autocross in US English: autocross noun North American 1A form of competition in which cars are driven around an obstacle course, typically marked out by cones. Example sentencesExamples To qualify for either, a driver gets licensed through autocross events and must have a car with extra safety features, such as a roll cage and a race seat with a five-point harness system. He achieved the third fastest time during the autocross, only to be penalised for knocking over a cone and dropping to 16th. By winter they had a drivable car, and by fall, they were racing it on autocross tracks. 1.1British A form of motor racing in which cars are driven singly or in heats over a course including rough terrain or unmade roads. Origin 1960s: blend of automobile and cross-country.
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