Probably some extra buffer for potential delays during day and regrouping WRC2 before WRC or something like that. Annoying indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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Probably some extra buffer for potential delays during day and regrouping WRC2 before WRC or something like that. Annoying indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Heard stories like that also, but then there was no social media. Croatian spectators seem to have phones as extensions to their hands...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
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Point was that when two or more stubborn people meet anything can happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Sure Ogier should listen to the police. On the other it's not like there was any danger of "running" to evade responsibility (avoid being identified). Certainly not with what seems like a Toyota team member there. How did he get there anyway? They stood there for long time or he was nearby?
Ogier will get away with it, probably only a fine like usual.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Not if the police arrest Ogier and take him to a police station for questioning before the power stage.
The usual over-riding imperative after any vehicle accident is to stop and ascertain injury to any other person involved. Render assistance &/or summon help etc.
Are they going to restart the stage or all competitors will receive notional time?
'Team Member' is not a legal construct!Quote:
Originally Posted by tpt010
That's like you being involved in an accident and allowed to leave, 'but don't worry, my mum will be here soon!'