Glossary / General

front row

35 Episode Mentions

Too Afraid to Ask

In a car race, the front row is the first three cars that start at the front of the line. They’re usually the quickest ones.

Technical Definition

The front row refers to the first three cars on the starting grid in a race, usually the fastest qualifiers.

Hear It Discussed

"And that was the key to it because he got on the front row when really that car belonged on probably row three."
Belgian GP: Antonelli heaps more misery on struggling Russell The Race F1 Podcast 15:01

"…as much as I am fanboying hard at the fact he's front row glad he's not on pole we [529.7s] don't need to add to that pole to win negative ratio so P2 yeah exactly…"
Reaction to British GP qualifying P1 with Matt and Tommy 08:44

"and I said, look, you're going to see this. Whoever's going to win this won't be from the front row, because no one's pushing the 77."
Ryan Blaney After Dark Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour presented by NASCAR on FOX 04:54