drivingteam
nounUK /ˈdraɪvɪŋ tiːm/
US /ˈdraɪvɪŋ tim/
A group of people who work together to drive something, like a car or a truck.
The drivingteam took turns at the wheel on the long trip.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pair or group of animals, such as horses or oxen, trained to pull a wagon or carriage.
The farmer hitched the drivingteam to the wooden cart.
3. A group of people who share the work of driving a long-distance vehicle in shifts.
Our drivingteam split the night so everyone could rest.
4. A team in a racing sport whose job is to drive and support the race car.
The drivingteam celebrated after winning the rally.