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Well, it's two weeks now and the numbers are even lower. Can we now make a conclusion that people gathering didn't cause any COVID outbreak and that the decision to unofficially allow spectators was a good one by the organizers? I believe we can.Quote:
Originally Posted by wyler
a conclusion is impossible atm. you can claim what pleases you most. I'm happy everything is going well for now and hope this will happen in any other country in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pršljen
And what was your concluison a week ago? "Let's wait for a week to have a conclusion." And now suddenly it's not possible to make them.Quote:
Originally Posted by wyler
Great. Spectating the event hasn't caused any uprise in COVID spreading. Fact. ATM it's possible to organize a rally with spectators. Fact. Enough form and anyone who thinks with its own head.
ehm. A conclusion is something that ends something, so to say "let's wait" is the opposite of a conclusion...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pršljen
we ll have a conclusion when the pandemic ends. there's plenty of situations like this and plenty opposite. I.e, in India a big religious gathering had a really bad outcome. This applies everywhere? No either. Take one thing out of context is risky, and the context is a global pandemic. There are loads of factors that affect covid spread. Nothing can assure you that a thing that happened in Croatia or India would work the same in Sardinia or Estonia or Kenia or everywhere.
Again: I'm happy everything went well, I hope everything will go well in the other places. Still, I cant state this model will be generally good, so I ll not claim what I say as the truth.
Again: you can claim what pleases you most.
Well, I was talking only about spectators on Rally Croatia and its Covid consequences, lack of them, to be precise. That's a fact. And I see no reason why would other events be any different. Maybe they wily maybe they won't. But Croatia's example says it is possible to do it.
yes, in Croatia, within this particular context. not so sure as a general rule. other countries have different general rules and situations that can lead to different outcomes. again: something happening in Croatia does not automatically apply in other countries.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pršljen
To a certain point the virus is the same, though. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wyler
https://youtu.be/UeR-PNi8seU was it circuit racing or rally in Croatia? :)
yes, so to this certain point, we should have the same spreading worldwide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
But no.
If you referring to India I would say no. Bcs some countries have had different strategies and rules. Also Sweden is good example.Quote:
Originally Posted by wyler
I´d say Croatia proved you can arrange rallies with spectators anywhere.