Many hours together behind this hug. Many hours trying to make the Mini a winning car. Nobody better than Sordo knows that the wait is well worth it.
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Many hours together behind this hug. Many hours trying to make the Mini a winning car. Nobody better than Sordo knows that the wait is well worth it.
http://i58.tinypic.com/4j7xb9.jpg
According to the daily "Carlos Paz Vivo" the lawyer of one of the injured spectators filed in court a complaint that demanded the opening of an investigation, and the withdrawal of the passport to the driver of the Hyundai until their responsibilities are cleared.
http://www.sportmotores.com/portal/!...20055&id=42243
Low life argentinians... no surprise there.
Wow, brilliant comment again.
They are a bit slow, Paddon is back in NZ for Rally Otago.
Let's hope it doesn't cause any issues for Paddon when/if he returns to Argentina next year. In case of any accident caused by a crash only the organizers and spectators themselves are to blame. Everyone knows the drivers take risks and there will be crashes.
I think Argentina should hope to have a round in the WRC next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
Do not worrly about it. It is the rally with probably the highest number of spectators.
As a rally fan I hope it will stay but if I were in charge to decide if they have to organize the rally next year I don't know if I would give them the opportunity. It is unforgivable that they let all those people in that spot, in a crowded area and in the exit of a corner after a jump. Steward were there, 3 metres from them...Quote:
Originally Posted by bluuford
That place was not so danger and no jump before. After cutting a big stone out in the first loop, many drivers were surprised in secons run. Unfortunately the notes still said "full". Btw I didnt see many stewards at the event. Mostly police man without much experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14