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23rd January 2023, 07:19 #11
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No, you have to be on the defined road at all times. Only exception I’ve found is the Safari where there may be multiple tracks between points on the road book.
Even the stewards report stated where it occurred between road book tulips.
Maybe organisers have better things to do than work out where everyone might break the perfectly good rules and spend the time & money to set up obstructions. There is exactly the same “controversy” when people hit these, or if cars ahead move them out the way, or indeed spectators.
There are all sorts of reasons that make this rule sensible, it might be a condition of using the roads. People are less tolerant of roads being ripped up due to a rally or having to clean up gravel/mud that’s been spread everywhere. People in rallying have to be responsible. Long gone are the days of just being able to do whatever they want.If the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off!
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