Bert
10/17/2025 (Fri) 13:36
No.50877
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>"What happened today is that 25 traffic controllers didn't show up during the neutralization," Rondhuis explains. "That's why the neutralization was so chaotic. We fully secured the area from kilometer zero. We had several situations where other road users ignored stop signs from traffic controllers. They stopped at the side of the road, then started driving again, stopped again, and then started driving again. That's the sign, that's the red line, that we can't do this without police."
>"I feel like crying rather than laughing," the race organizer concludes his plea. "But the organizers and the teams don't discuss safety. We tried; I thought it was possible. But it turns out it's not. We had 130 motorcyclists and about fifty traffic controllers on Friday. We're doing it with almost two hundred people. It just didn't work out. And then you just have to admit that sometimes things just don't work out. End of race. We'll continue on Saturday. And again, guys, apologies!" This is followed by loud applause and multiple "thank yous."
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>"I feel like crying rather than laughing," the race organizer concludes his plea. "But the organizers and the teams don't discuss safety. We tried; I thought it was possible. But it turns out it's not. We had 130 motorcyclists and about fifty traffic controllers on Friday. We're doing it with almost two hundred people. It just didn't work out. And then you just have to admit that sometimes things just don't work out. End of race. We'll continue on Saturday. And again, guys, apologies!" This is followed by loud applause and multiple "thank yous."
based strongwilled cager stopping for nobody