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pole position

noun

  1. a position on the inside of the track in any race.

  2. (in auto racing) a starting position on the inside of the front row.

  3. an advantageous position.



pole position

noun

  1. (in motor racing) the starting position on the inside of the front row, generally considered the best one

  2. an advantageous starting position

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The Red Bull driver, who qualified second for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix, will be contesting the lead at the start of the race with Mercedes' George Russell, who took pole position.

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Less than a decade later, they are Challenge Cup winners and now look in pole position to tee up an impressive league and cup double.

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However, the German club believe they are now in pole position to secure Bellingham's signature.

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Norris felt that he made a breakthrough with this in Monaco, where he took pole position.

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Lando Norris said his victory in the Monaco Grand Prix was an "incredible" feeling, but that he was "more emotional" about taking pole position the day before.

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