Today DORNA must issue an official statement in which it will explain the situation facing the end of the championship.
A championship that, like every year, is set to end in Valencia. The date, the weekend of November 15 to 17. But it’s obvious the human tragedy that destroyed and still plagues the Valencian Community and the material damage sustained therein They left the celebration of the last GP of the season off the air.
And I wrote ‘left in the air’ because it is intention, yes or yes, of DORNA to celebrate the last race. What is not yet clear is what the scenario will be.
Contrary to the sentiment of most of the paddock, The priority at DORNA is to organize the GP of the Valencian Community.
Indeed, the message is that The celebration will only stop there if the government of the Valencian Community does not allow it. A decision that DORNA will sue the Generalitat today.
According to emerging news, ‘to help’ Dorna will offer the Generalitat the option to change the GP date to a week or two later than planned.
From here, from Malaysia, we evaluate this possibility based on the news coming from Spain, so The thought of celebrating at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit for two weeks seems logistically complicated.
Not because of the conditions of the circuit, which according to news is in a position to host a GP on the scheduled weekend, but because the rest of the infrastructure that surrounds an event like that.
I read that No train to Madrid/Valencia for two weeks and it will take several months to restore a road as important as AP7 to normal. Based on this news, it seems so The mobility of the thousands of fans announced could be seriously compromised.
On the other hand, there is a decision to hold the event on the scheduled date. in the World Cup paddock There are those who believe that ethically this is an aberration. Others thought The resources needed to organize a GP should be used for people affected by the floodand not in organizing a ‘party’.
On the other hand, there are advocates return to ‘normality’, for being important to regain the pulse of daily life or people who see GP as an opportunity to strengthen the local economy and raise funds to help those affected.
Both strategies are defensible, but What I don’t see is where the celebration of a world title with fireworks and such will fit a few kilometers from the ground zero of the tragedy.. No, Cheste in any case will not be a place of celebration.
Personally, the leak that came ‘by chance’ in the press room here in Sepang DORNA’s position is that the GP will be made yes or yes, unless the competent authority decides, it seems to me that DORNA is doing ‘Pilate’.
That is, search not the one to decide to give up celebrating the event. I think that on many levels the difference between ‘resignation’ and ‘not being authorized’ is very important… The final decision, in a few hours.
Source: La Verdad
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