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[-] Obelix@feddit.org 3 points 1 day ago

Have you ever been to the Tour de France? It's totally impossible - they are racing 200-300km every day. People are showing up randomly everywhere, ten- or hundredthousand coming from every direction. They are kind of clearing the way by pushing through all team cars and the advertising convoi before the riders. But if somebody decides to stand in the way, there is nothing to prevent that

[-] recursive_recursion@lemmy.ca 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I actually thought of a better plan than my previous comment:

  • Whoever decides to enter the streets/track area during an active race is fined proportional to the number of competitors with the money going into the competitor's medical fees/health insurance, next event's prize pool, local charity/nonprofit organization.

Easy to track:

  • Cameras everywhere by spectators, I'd imagine it's impossible to escape perception at an event like this.

Easy to enforce:

  • most if not all spectators would probably agree with the idea.
  • good luck fending off a classaction lawsuit from the competitors, event hosters, and maybe even some spectators for ruining the event.
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