The Gumball Rally, de gekste en snelste stratenrace ter wereld doorkruist vanavond ons land, zijn er mensen van hier die gaan kijken.
Ik ga zeker maar ben nog aan twijfelen waar ik ga staan:
er zijn 2 mogelijkheden of wel in Calais aan de eurotunnel rond 18u30 of de parking langs de e 17 in kalken rond 20u.
Gumball 3000
maar de kans is groot dat ze door frankrijk gaan ook. 
Gumball will come back in Germany. After the announce when in the past days Gumball HQ changed the way back to London because of the massive roadblocks and fines of the german police seems that now with official driving permission for Saxonia, Brandenburg, Berlin, Saxonia-Anhalt, Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia the gumballers will leave Bratislava to Berlin as the original route told.
bron: www.gtspirit.com
Dus ze passeren terug ons belgenlandje,
mensen die geinteresseerd zijn hier van op tforum let me know, dan kunnen we ze samen gaan spotten en maken we er een kleine meet and great van!
bron: www.gtspirit.com
Dus ze passeren terug ons belgenlandje,
mensen die geinteresseerd zijn hier van op tforum let me know, dan kunnen we ze samen gaan spotten en maken we er een kleine meet and great van!
boeki schreef:Gumball will come back in Germany. After the announce when in the past days Gumball HQ changed the way back to London because of the massive roadblocks and fines of the german police seems that now with official driving permission for Saxonia, Brandenburg, Berlin, Saxonia-Anhalt, Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia the gumballers will leave Bratislava to Berlin as the original route told.
bron: www.gtspirit.com
Dus ze passeren terug ons belgenlandje,
mensen die geinteresseerd zijn hier van op tforum let me know, dan kunnen we ze samen gaan spotten en maken we er een kleine meet and great van!
enig idee tussen welke uren en waar precies we ze kunnen zien ?
Als ze zaterdag nog rijden, zouden wij misschien ook even komen kijken.
Een ongeval met dodelijke afloop zou wel eens een domper op de rit kunnen zetten.
Het Britse duo Nicholas Morley en Matthew McConvile botsten in Macedonië met
een personenwagen met twee inzittenden, waarvan eentje in critieke toestand
verkeerd en de andere is overleden. De Gumball-organisatie heeft de andere
deelnemers naar verluidt hiervan nog niet op de hoogte gebracht. De twee racers
die het ongeval veroorzaakten hadden de benen genomen, maar werden reeds
gearresteerd. Dit kan natuurlijk aanleiding geven om de race stil te leggen .....
To be continued.
Een ongeval met dodelijke afloop zou wel eens een domper op de rit kunnen zetten.
Het Britse duo Nicholas Morley en Matthew McConvile botsten in Macedonië met
een personenwagen met twee inzittenden, waarvan eentje in critieke toestand
verkeerd en de andere is overleden. De Gumball-organisatie heeft de andere
deelnemers naar verluidt hiervan nog niet op de hoogte gebracht. De twee racers
die het ongeval veroorzaakten hadden de benen genomen, maar werden reeds
gearresteerd. Dit kan natuurlijk aanleiding geven om de race stil te leggen .....
To be continued.
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De Gumball is inderdaad officieel stopgezet.
Gumball rally closed after fatal crash
By Alison Kershaw and Josie Clarke
Published: 04 May 2007
Organisers of the Gumball 3000 Rally *** the race short last night following a fatal traffic accident involving two British drivers.
The Foreign Office said Nicholas Morley and Matthew McConville were taking part in the annual race when they hit another car in Macedonia yesterday. Authorities there said Vladimir Cepulyoski, 67, from Macedonia, died in hospital from a heart attack after the crash. He had not been involved in the race.
Rally organisers announced last night that the event had been called off in Bratislava, Slovakia, a day early following the accident.
Maximillion Cooper, the founder of the rally, said in a statement: "As a sign of respect, we have decided that this year's Gumball 3000 Rally will not travel any further and will end in Bratislava this evening.
"As the organisers of the rally, we feel it should be stopped as a mark of respect to Vladimir Cepulyoski who died today after an accident involving one of the participating drivers.
"On behalf of Gumball 3000, we extend our deepest sympathies to his family. This is the first time anything like this has happened in nine years of travelling through over 40 countries with thousands of drivers and it is with deep regret that I make this announcement."
The rally, which has attracted a lot of celebrity interest in the past decade, was due to end in London today.
A spokeswoman for the event said police in Macedonia were continuing to question the two Britons.
Gumball rally closed after fatal crash
By Alison Kershaw and Josie Clarke
Published: 04 May 2007
Organisers of the Gumball 3000 Rally *** the race short last night following a fatal traffic accident involving two British drivers.
The Foreign Office said Nicholas Morley and Matthew McConville were taking part in the annual race when they hit another car in Macedonia yesterday. Authorities there said Vladimir Cepulyoski, 67, from Macedonia, died in hospital from a heart attack after the crash. He had not been involved in the race.
Rally organisers announced last night that the event had been called off in Bratislava, Slovakia, a day early following the accident.
Maximillion Cooper, the founder of the rally, said in a statement: "As a sign of respect, we have decided that this year's Gumball 3000 Rally will not travel any further and will end in Bratislava this evening.
"As the organisers of the rally, we feel it should be stopped as a mark of respect to Vladimir Cepulyoski who died today after an accident involving one of the participating drivers.
"On behalf of Gumball 3000, we extend our deepest sympathies to his family. This is the first time anything like this has happened in nine years of travelling through over 40 countries with thousands of drivers and it is with deep regret that I make this announcement."
The rally, which has attracted a lot of celebrity interest in the past decade, was due to end in London today.
A spokeswoman for the event said police in Macedonia were continuing to question the two Britons.
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