Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Main

French translation:

(courses) A-main, B-main, etc.

Added to glossary by Florence Bremond
Jan 15, 2003 15:24
21 yrs ago
English term

Main

English to French Other
A-mains

Cars will run in all mains except the last main in a class.
All mains will be run starting from the bottom main up to the A-mains last.

Je pensais à "poule" mais j'ai des doutes car apparemment c'est réparti par classement.

Merci pour vos idées, j'ai la tête vide aujourd'hui...

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Jan 15, 2003:
- Merci de vos r�ponses, j'attends encore un peu pour grader la question. Ca ne peut pas �tre des tours de chauffe puisqu'on donne le classement de �a.
Non-ProZ.com Jan 15, 2003:
- ce sont des courses successives dans la m�me cat�gorie. A-mains est apparemment la plus �lev�e, ensuite B-mains etc...

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(courses) A-main, B-main, etc.

Voici l'explication:

Main Event - In R/C car racing terms, this refers to the final race of the day in each class you are entered in. See Qualifier, then read the rest of this definition.

Right after all the qualifying races are over, the race computer will sort all the racers, with the 10 fastest racers in the "A Main", the next 10 fastest in the "B Main", and so on. The number of racers in each main may vary, depending on the number of total racers in the class. Each main event is run in order from the "highest" letter to the "lowest". For example, if there are enough racers to make an E Main, the E Main is run first, then the D, the C, the B, the A, etc. The winner of the A Main is the winner for that class.

Large events (National and World Championships) will usually have what are called "Triple A Mains". This is only for the top ten racers in each class, and they will all run three main events. In this case, your two best finishes count towards the final score, so if you win two races in the Triple A Main, you would be crowned the champion. http://cgi.hpi-europe.com/glossary.php?lang=en&letter=M

Et voici un extrait de tout un texte dévoué à la description des courses A-main, etc.:

Les points accumulés le vendredi détermineront ainsi les positions de départ pour les qualifications du samedi, des courses D, C, B et A-MAIN. La grande finale du A-MAIN en sera une de 35 tours, donnant $4000 US au vainqueur. http://www.teambergeron.com/nouvelles.htm
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agree Shog Imas
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Merci pour toutes vos réponses, elles ont toutes été utiles. "catégorie" était le sens, mais je devais déjà utiliser ce mot ailleurs dans le texte. Je choisis la réponse de Yolanda pour les références qui correspondent exactement."
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secteur

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voie (de circulation)

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attraction/course principale/majeure

"main race" ou "main event"


Qualifying and Mains

1. A racer may qualify for their Main Event with more than one car, but they must race a car they qualified with in the Main Events. If a racers car that has qualified for a Main Event is broke and not able to compete, the Race Director may allow the racer to use a car that has not qualified to race and/or another racers car. At no time may another racer qualify or run the Main Event for another racer.

2. A racer must be entered in the event prior to the first qualifier, to be eligible to race in the Main Event. Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the Race Director.

3. Any racer unable to compete in his/her Main Event, will not have that place filled by another racer. No substitute drivers.

... Gary did a nice job in his first wing car race in ages with a car borrowed from Mike. ... Boxstock 12 "B" Main Race Results 1, Ray Bishop, 372. ...
www.oldweirdherald.com/pnwvmra/pnwvmra01_01/ - 20k
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catégorie

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agree cjohnstone : ou bêtement classe
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Et si c'était les tours de chauffe ? Mais au sens de l'ordre de départ,

à disputer, donc les "qualifications" (comme en Formule France, Formule 3000, ou Formuyle 1). Je suis sûre qu'un amateur de courses auto saurait nous répondre. En outre, à mon avis, "a main" c'est une piste, un circuit, ce qui explique l'utilisation pour "qualification", puisque c'est le tour de piste le plus rapide qui vous qualifie (par ordre dégressif). Ex.: en formule 1 : Schumacher (M) prend la "pole" (1ere place) au départ de la vraie course devant Schumacher (R), parce que celui-ci n'a fait le 2eme tour le plus rapide en qualif.,derrière son frère. Ceci dit, ça relève de la spéculation instinctive. Y'a bien des passionnés de courses auto sur ProZ, non ?? Moi, je ne m'y connais qu'en formules 3000 et 1 !! Désolée !

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Note added at 2003-01-15 19:18:11 (GMT)
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Conseil : reposer la question en essayant de spécifier Sport - courses automobiles. Je ne sais pas si c\'est possible sur ProZ, mais ça aiderait

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Note added at 2003-01-15 19:21:18 (GMT)
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Conseil : reposer la question en essayant de spécifier Sport - courses automobiles. Je ne sais pas si c\'est possible sur ProZ, mais ça aiderait
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