Quote Originally Posted by JAM View Post
During the weekend there were a lot of talks about the lack of show of WRC and the lack of visibility of the WRC, more than any other event.
The driver that gives show on a super-special and that receives the loudest aplause from the 10.000 fans present in the circuit receives a time penalty for that and loses the rally because of the penalty.
Were you questioning why the WRC is going down? There is one of the answers.

The ones that say that the Solberg manouver was dangerous, are obvious talking about something that they have no ideia what it is.

10.000 spectatores said "Thank you Oliver", and 3 stewards said "you're wrong and we will give you one minute penalty".

This is... i prefer no write it.
So why do you think the rule was introduced?

And why do you think they chose not to give him a 5 minute penalty?

Do you just watch WRC to see donuts on super specials?