Quote Originally Posted by meh View Post
If you found hate from my lines, I recommend to re-read them. Please use pragmatic reading.

I just try to point out, that people have different point of view to the war topic. This is also pointed out as Skoda PR actually can be complicated - why there is russian in the team if in other sport disciplines they are not allowed to compete.

Grazin seems nice guy without showing any shitty attitude. Personally I don't have any problem with him.

What people have questioned here about Grazin - what is his point of view at the war. If he publically supports the war (as I don't know his official statement, read this question as theoretical one) - do you stand for your statement? Like it does not matter if he supports killing people and using questionable money for his rallying, it's only important he is fast? To make more extreme example - would you say the same for serial killers, pedophiles etc, it's just important that they are fast? And in that situation - if things go wrong - what PR it makes to WRC or rally-sport in general?

> What lives are affected by gryazin driving here?

If your life happens to be affected by the war, and (theoratically) there is some guy who is supporting the government who is the agressor, it really matters what kind of feelings it creates towards sport.

My point is - it actually matters, who is competing, from where they get finances and what they promote.
You questioned Skodas PR-machinery, calling it a "catastrofy coming", and what they´ll do with the brand after NG winning WRC2. Does this come from your fantasy or are you sitting in the management of Skoda?