MXGP of The Netherlands, Covid-19

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Edited Date/Time 7/14/2021 6:42am
Not sounding too promising regarding this upcoming weekends event, let’s hope they can get things sorted to appease the local government regulations.

https://mxvice.com/the-latest-mxgp-of-nl-oss/?fbclid=IwAR0EOuu0-gxksTue…
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7/12/2021 7:39am
I was really looking forward to the different facility this weekend. Fingers crossed they can still get approval. If they don't I feel bad for the teams & riders that have already paid travel expense to be at the cancelled GP.
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7/12/2021 7:46am
And the madness continues…
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7/12/2021 8:42am
I find it hard to understand the inconsistencies with events, 4K at the britMxGP, 1k ItalianMxGP, football euros 60k, tennis full??🤔
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7/12/2021 9:03am
Just when we thought things were getting back to the “new normal”.
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The Shop

7/12/2021 9:12am
Just when we thought things were getting back to the “new normal”.
not as long as people need to get tested to go to a event or festival .. more people allowed at a event , means more people get tested means more postive tests .. even vaccinated people can test positive , so not much has changed

F1 and GP most likely wont happen , again

maybe next year Sad
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7/12/2021 10:16am
That guy has the sniffles, get him up against the wall!
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7/12/2021 10:33am
Just when we thought things were getting back to the “new normal”.
Mugeneco wrote:
not as long as people need to get tested to go to a event or festival .. more people allowed at a event , means more...
not as long as people need to get tested to go to a event or festival .. more people allowed at a event , means more people get tested means more postive tests .. even vaccinated people can test positive , so not much has changed

F1 and GP most likely wont happen , again

maybe next year Sad
South Africa has headed back into the nasty part of lock down again. We are back at level 4. Most shit shut down including no alcohol again.

As you guys may be aware, I'm three days out of Covid and honestly I'm terrified of contracting it again, so ill pump the tv remote and put hours on the PS4. I'm happy to be alive and will be content to ride out this storm at home....
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7/12/2021 12:21pm
I have 2 tickets for this event already but i will stay at home.Thanks to the netherlands for that shitshow!!!
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7/12/2021 12:36pm Edited Date/Time 7/12/2021 12:42pm
I'm in the Netherlands right now. No restrictions so far that I can see. Went to Roterdam yesterday- no masks, nothing. Literary no one is social distancing.
Belgium was masks and social distancing in every store, public indoor place.
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7/12/2021 1:29pm
kongols wrote:
I'm in the Netherlands right now. No restrictions so far that I can see. Went to Roterdam yesterday- no masks, nothing. Literary no one is social...
I'm in the Netherlands right now. No restrictions so far that I can see. Went to Roterdam yesterday- no masks, nothing. Literary no one is social distancing.
Belgium was masks and social distancing in every store, public indoor place.
I think it's fair to say that everyone here is pretty over it. It's been here for too long already, nobody gives a shit about it anymore.
Yes, there are a lot of covid cases here lately but it's mostly young people who rarely get ill from it. All the old and vulnerable people are already vaccinated.
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7/12/2021 1:32pm
kongols wrote:
I'm in the Netherlands right now. No restrictions so far that I can see. Went to Roterdam yesterday- no masks, nothing. Literary no one is social...
I'm in the Netherlands right now. No restrictions so far that I can see. Went to Roterdam yesterday- no masks, nothing. Literary no one is social distancing.
Belgium was masks and social distancing in every store, public indoor place.
I think it's fair to say that everyone here is pretty over it. It's been here for too long already, nobody gives a shit about it...
I think it's fair to say that everyone here is pretty over it. It's been here for too long already, nobody gives a shit about it anymore.
Yes, there are a lot of covid cases here lately but it's mostly young people who rarely get ill from it. All the old and vulnerable people are already vaccinated.
I hear you. I'm over it too.
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7/12/2021 2:15pm
Excuse my stupidity but what does oss stand for
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7/12/2021 2:37pm
Spudnut wrote:
Excuse my stupidity but what does oss stand for
It’s a town.
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7/12/2021 3:36pm
Looks like another great facility from pictures.


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7/12/2021 3:40pm
Spudnut wrote:
Excuse my stupidity but what does oss stand for
Oss, it’s short for Os.
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7/12/2021 3:44pm
Spudnut wrote:
Excuse my stupidity but what does oss stand for
Oss, it’s short for Os.
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7/12/2021 4:50pm
Spudnut wrote:
Excuse my stupidity but what does oss stand for
Oss, it’s short for Os.
philG wrote:
Gold
Gold jerry gold!!

I’ve also always wondered why when they do the back to back GPs one will be the MXGP of “kegums” then the next is the MXGP of “Latvia” why is that? I get that one is the town and the other is the country, but is it like a revenue thing where the country “sponsors” one round then the city the next and vice versa?
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7/12/2021 5:40pm
Spudnut wrote:
Gold jerry gold!! I’ve also always wondered why when they do the back to back GPs one will be the MXGP of “kegums” then the next...
Gold jerry gold!!

I’ve also always wondered why when they do the back to back GPs one will be the MXGP of “kegums” then the next is the MXGP of “Latvia” why is that? I get that one is the town and the other is the country, but is it like a revenue thing where the country “sponsors” one round then the city the next and vice versa?
I think it's likely more just a simple naming thing, so the published calendar looks like unique events and not a bunch of repeats like Latvia 1, 2, 3. However, we do know MXGP/InFront often gets paid by multiple levels on government when they come to town so maybe in turn there are some naming concessions made.
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7/13/2021 12:47am
I find it hard to understand the inconsistencies with events, 4K at the britMxGP, 1k ItalianMxGP, football euros 60k, tennis full??🤔
The reason there are 'inconsistencies' is because some countries are doing great, and other not so much.

I live in the Netherlands, 5 mile from the German border.
Germany has 83 million people and they had 800 new covid cases on monday.
The Netherlands has 17 million people and we had 9.000 new covid cases on monday.


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7/13/2021 12:53am
Spudnut wrote:
Gold jerry gold!! I’ve also always wondered why when they do the back to back GPs one will be the MXGP of “kegums” then the next...
Gold jerry gold!!

I’ve also always wondered why when they do the back to back GPs one will be the MXGP of “kegums” then the next is the MXGP of “Latvia” why is that? I get that one is the town and the other is the country, but is it like a revenue thing where the country “sponsors” one round then the city the next and vice versa?
I think it's likely more just a simple naming thing, so the published calendar looks like unique events and not a bunch of repeats like Latvia...
I think it's likely more just a simple naming thing, so the published calendar looks like unique events and not a bunch of repeats like Latvia 1, 2, 3. However, we do know MXGP/InFront often gets paid by multiple levels on government when they come to town so maybe in turn there are some naming concessions made.
For MXGP i think it is indeed just a simple naming thing.
In the past for F1 when Bernie was still in play i think it really was a money grab for them. He sold the rights to the German GP to the Hockenheimring as 'you are the sole German GP' and then sold the European GP to Nurnburgring (also Germany). Same for Imola (San Marino) and Monza (Italy). At least that is how i recall it
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7/13/2021 4:47am
Final practice/race day for some pro’s today at Axel Cool


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7/13/2021 4:52am
Somewhat off topic but Prado doesn't wear the Atojo boots that he helped develop and were named after him?
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7/13/2021 4:53am
roninho wrote:
The reason there are 'inconsistencies' is because some countries are doing great, and other not so much. I live in the Netherlands, 5 mile from the...
The reason there are 'inconsistencies' is because some countries are doing great, and other not so much.

I live in the Netherlands, 5 mile from the German border.
Germany has 83 million people and they had 800 new covid cases on monday.
The Netherlands has 17 million people and we had 9.000 new covid cases on monday.


Yeah know what you mean, i was highlighting how some sports seem to be ok like the euros and Wimbledon
Our ‘government’ are making some blasé decisions at the moment, I prefer your approach
7/13/2021 5:42am
yeah thats great news , hope the F1 in Zandvoort later will do the same

The spectators are given a fixed seat along the track to be able to watch the spectacle; the organization of MXGP Oss provides enough chairs.

smart thinking within the current rules , lot of peole wont like it but i quess it was this or no GP
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7/13/2021 7:03am
Yeah know what you mean, i was highlighting how some sports seem to be ok like the euros and Wimbledon Our ‘government’ are making some blasé...
Yeah know what you mean, i was highlighting how some sports seem to be ok like the euros and Wimbledon
Our ‘government’ are making some blasé decisions at the moment, I prefer your approach
I think the original plan was to use these events as 'tests' before lockdown properly ends but with the way things of gone it seems like everything is back to normal anyway. Been a minute since I was in a nightclub I will admit, so not too worried if they stay closed...
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7/13/2021 7:35am
Yeah know what you mean, i was highlighting how some sports seem to be ok like the euros and Wimbledon Our ‘government’ are making some blasé...
Yeah know what you mean, i was highlighting how some sports seem to be ok like the euros and Wimbledon
Our ‘government’ are making some blasé decisions at the moment, I prefer your approach
Snapper wrote:
I think the original plan was to use these events as 'tests' before lockdown properly ends but with the way things of gone it seems like...
I think the original plan was to use these events as 'tests' before lockdown properly ends but with the way things of gone it seems like everything is back to normal anyway. Been a minute since I was in a nightclub I will admit, so not too worried if they stay closed...
Just because you don’t go to nightclubs doesn’t mean they have to stay closed.
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7/13/2021 8:38am
Theyre forgetting that if you just stay seated, it cant get you. Just look at the restaurants.
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7/13/2021 10:34am
We’re relying on common sense and decent behavior here...fool proof plan from bozo

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