WRC Croatia Rally 2021

[Pršljen]

Croatia:
73 road deaths per million inhabitants estimated in 2019, which is well above the EU average.

Well yes, but we are also among the poorest EU countries and although we have good road infrastructure with lot of motorways, our cars are very old on average. But in 2020 there was giant decline in number of deceased, it's getting better.

This is the first accident caused by a WRC car

[meh]

https://youtu.be/pFOE4PeLIfg

This one has potential to develop...

[Rallyper]

This one has potential to develop...

uuujjj...!!!

[denkimi]

Overtaking yes but driving in the city doesn't recognize overtaking per law in Croatia (I am sure about it), here in CZ and in many other countries because it is simply impossible to force.

i'm not completely sure what that's supposed to mean. do the rules not apply in city's or what?

in belgium and the rest of western europe, the only exception to the "always drive on the right" rule are traffic jams and when you are on an exit that leads to a different destination. but neither of those things apply here.

but as i said, this could be different in croatia.

[KKS]

https://youtu.be/pFOE4PeLIfg

fcking hell

[Lead]

https://youtu.be/pFOE4PeLIfg

This doesnt look good for Ogier.

[flat_right]

I'm not against Ogier but if this doesn't develop into something, then this would be a potential case for others in the future.

[KKS]

No, on a motorway it's still overtaking per law.

Here in Ukraine we forbidden to overtake from right, but "overtake" it's only maneuver on opposite direction lane. It's allowed even in city when sign and lanes are allowed

[EstWRC]

knowing his luck, nothing will be done

[denkimi]

Here in Ukraine we forbidden to overtake from right, but "overtake" it's only maneuver on opposite direction lane. It's allowed even in city when sign and lanes are allowed

that doesn't make any sense.