Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana 2022
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Joined May 2019
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Where I am.
However, they are involved in treating the victims of such incidents and are therefore that much intimately aware of the consequences.
The question is whether or not Bagnaia should be professionally affected by his single incident of drink driving. IMO, no..... Should he face the same civilian sanctions as anyone else.... oh yes!
Should an airline pilot be?.... I'd say, yes....
Joined Aug 2007
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Pomona NY
Your expression for driving intoxicated is really weird to American ears. Sounds like you’re talking about someone motoring about in a martini glass on wheels.
Logically speaking one does not driving while drink. They drive while drunk. You wouldn’t say, Thet bloke is totally drink. LOL
Logically speaking one does not driving while drink. They drive while drunk. You wouldn’t say, Thet bloke is totally drink. LOL
That is a good point. Had it been Digi, would Ducati have acted differently? I hope we never have to find out.
Joined Feb 2020
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Bendigo Vic
It was given earlier on as a reason for greater penalty as a group of professionals.
Publicity around the consequences of dui with respect to injury and death is huge. I don't see awareness of it as increasing the risk of collision being particularly lacking in any group of people.
Particularly not those involved in motorsport who are aware of just how finely tuned hand eye coordination, reflexes and motor skills need to be to control a motor vehicle at speed.
The long term slogans for the anti-DUI campaigns in Australia have been “drinking and driving don’t mix” and “if you are drinking, don’t drive”. So drinking has been the word, abbreviated to “drink” as is the Australian way. Those campaigns seem to have been effective going by the attitude of Australian posters on here.
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