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UNBELIEVABLE Decision from Stewards Snatches Victory from ‘GRELLO’ at the N24 !

Shot from a hotel space at Frankfurt Airport I just needed to have my say about the travesty at the N24 however also I can't advise the race highly enough for any motor racing fan!

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23 responses to “UNBELIEVABLE Decision from Stewards Snatches Victory from ‘GRELLO’ at the N24 !”

  1. @malcolmbrew8815 Avatar
    @malcolmbrew8815

    Look forward to the GR Four Yaris video. Enjoy your hols!

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  2. @paulmead8438 Avatar
    @paulmead8438

    Evening all!

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  3. @Jake.Warren Avatar
    @Jake.Warren

    Good evening everyone!
    Enjoy your holiday PP, you deserve it 🍺

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  4. @stephenspink6072 Avatar
    @stephenspink6072

    Hello evening all.

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  5. @kevinDG7 Avatar
    @kevinDG7

    Evening. Hope everybody is doing well. And enjoy your well-deserved holiday

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    1. @cephasmakuzva Avatar
      @cephasmakuzva

      Very well thanks for asking

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  6. @michaelkember8102 Avatar
    @michaelkember8102

    Evening all hope everyone is well. Finally after 6 weeks of being unwell finally back at work and enjoying the sun.

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    1. @cephasmakuzva Avatar
      @cephasmakuzva

      Glad to hear it buddy. May it continue this way for you. Awesome news.

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    2. @michaelkember8102 Avatar
      @michaelkember8102

      @@cephasmakuzvathank you.

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  7. @ThủyMaiKhôiôi-y1u Avatar
    @ThủyMaiKhôiôi-y1u

    I watched this video and realized that our attitude only lacks funny moments like this✨

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  8. @bengterlandsson7921 Avatar
    @bengterlandsson7921

    Good evening.

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  9. @AnTùngAnhnh-c3x Avatar
    @AnTùngAnhnh-c3x

    If our every day was as fun as watching this video, I would never get tired of relationships💞

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  10. @ĐàmDiệpAnhnh Avatar
    @ĐàmDiệpAnhnh

    Thank you so much for your creative findings. Your videos are a real inspiration.🍻‍♀️🎽

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  11. @k3nco Avatar
    @k3nco

    Evening everybody

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  12. @malph9216 Avatar
    @malph9216

    Hi Pete. Don’t know if you’ve already watched it, but last weekend’s Italian MotoGP race was an absolute “watch from behind the sofa” job for the first part of the race.

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  13. @mojoo9386 Avatar
    @mojoo9386

    In my opinion the 911 Porsche was at fault. There is kind of an unwritten rule in multi class racing that the slower car stays on it’s racing line making overtaking more predictable for the fast approaching car behind. Further more, it’s on the faster car trying to pass to do it safely. Clearly this wasn’t done and it resulted in a spectacular crash for the Aston. 100 seconds seems a bit harsh but in a 24 hour race maybe not. In my opinion deciding to ignore the penalty and not come in they were lucky not to be disqualified completely.

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  14. @footey7670 Avatar
    @footey7670

    Evening all 🍻🇨🇦👍

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  15. @britboy70 Avatar
    @britboy70

    Having watched the accident and the replays over and over I do believe a penalty was warranted. I disagree with the length of time it takes the stewards to make the decision as it takes away a lot of options for the team and I think the length of the penalty was too long but you do also have to take into account that the accident did take a team completely out of the race (and I know consequences shouldn’t matter for all the commentors, but imagine how the aston team felt),

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  16. @stevie007 Avatar
    @stevie007

    Hi Peds 👍👍

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  17. @akaflash76 Avatar
    @akaflash76

    I watched the race and the accident and I have to say whilst it was a racing incident the fault lies with Kevin Estre in the Manthey 911. It’s his responsibility to pass the car in front safely. He ended the Aston Martin’s race and it was lucky that the driver was unhurt. The penalty was warranted. I also have to say that you could argue that the Porsche had a very favourable BOP advantage. One of the lighter cars and able to carry more fuel allowing for longer stints which benefitted them massively and allowed them to lead every lap.

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  18. @StephenCope-tc9un Avatar
    @StephenCope-tc9un

    Thank you I love your videos

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  19. @shakesnbake Avatar
    @shakesnbake

    Enjoy your well earned break 🙂

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  20. @stevetarrantwheelygoodmovi9113 Avatar
    @stevetarrantwheelygoodmovi9113

    Like others, I concur that both the application of the rules, and the penalty given for the action (not the consequences), was correct. This is not F1 rules regarding the blue flag, here it is advisory, NOT an instruction, and the onus is on the faster car to safety make it’s way through. Yes, it was a minor misjudgement but on tight races, this can be the difference between coming first and the other positions. The same as at any kart meeting up and down the country every weekend.

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