To make their demands heard, the demonstrators (regardless of their struggle) do not hesitate to touch major world events.
And what’s better than motorsport offer such a showcase. For some time the race was interrupted Some protesters the desire to defend your cause, even if it means taking yourself seriously in danger
Environmental activists in Formula E
On Sunday, April 16, beginning The second Berlin E-Prix was postponed due to a specific event.
In effect, environmental activists groups Letzte Generation did to burst on the track, just ahead single
A strange choice when you know the reason these protesters protect. Indeed, Formula E is an electric championship, and therefore CO2 emission quite weak
Some people from the Letzte Generation environmental activist group protested by sitting on the grid before the E-Prix Berlin Race 2 started yesterday (23/4). Mereka mengutat perumandi untuk segera samakan perabuhan iklim.#FormulaE #ABBFormulaE #BerlinEPrix pic.twitter.com/zT7kBIgeSJ
— Formula E Indonesia — Check sealed! (@FormulaGledek) April 23, 2023
Threats of the Monaco Grand Prix
But Formula E is not the only championship concerned with actions Some protesters. Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix as well threat.
Not here for environmental reasons but to protest against the pension reform.
Trade unions insist electricity be cut during several events including the Monaco Grand Prix.
We will remind, last year 6 environmental protesters invaded Silverstone in the build-up to the 2022 British Grand Prix.
The car dealership is targeted
finally, rest rooms also targeted by protesters. The last example in France, during the Paris Motor Show, in October 2022.
ago activists groups Extinction Rebellion put their grain of salt. They are actually integrated into the stand “exceptional cars” throw away black paint on the Ferraris present as well as gluing their hands hoods with glue
Unfortunately, this stand paid (€5) and profit were returned at the Persa-Neige Foundation. Its purpose welcome and provide appropriate support to children and adults affected by mental disability
Source: Auto Plus
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