1. present participle of 'outlead': to lead by a greater distance or margin than a competitor
Usage: sports context; often used in racing or competitive activities

1. the act or instance of leading by a greater distance or margin
Usage: sports context; less common than the verb form

Examples

• The runner was outleading her competitors by nearly fifty meters.
• He maintained his outleading position throughout the race.
• The cyclist's outleading strategy proved effective in the final sprint.
• By the halfway point, she was outleading the field by a significant margin.
• The team's outleading performance in the first half gave them confidence.