0 a run or drive around a track or sports field that is made by a winner of a race or a team that has won a game: --
This election is a great victory for me but I'm not going to do a lap of honour because now the work starts.
If the deal goes through, he will get his lap of honour on Wall Street.
After the final whistle the captain led his players on a lap of honour.
Draped in the union flag, he took what must be the slowest lap of honour in history, constantly stopping to be photographed by fans in the crowd.
His private life takes up less than 15 pages of the book; the rest is a journalistic lap of honour.
Tears of joy streaming down his face, he was lifted and taken shoulder high on laps of honour around the tennis court.
As soon as it's over and we have done our lap of honour for the fans I will start working on my Cup final team.
At the conclusion, the team took off on a joyful, hand-in-hand lap of honour around the outfield.
A British supporter thrust a Union Jack into my hand and I set off on my lap of honour, the first British sprinter to win the title in forty years.
