Entire teams can be punished, and the most common person to be fined is often a team's sports director for various infractions, especiallyĪll fines are in Swiss francs, as this is where the UCI is based, in Aigle. Typically, fines are given out for drafting a vehicle, inappropriate or dangerous riding such as in a sprint, unauthorised fuelling in the final 20km or for littering in an undesignated area.įor the avoidance of doubt, "unseemly or inappropriate behaviour" usually means taking a leak near a camera or fans.įines are not limited to riders, though. How do Giro d'Italia fines work?Īny breaches that are spotted can be punished by the race commissaires who can dish out fines to the respective rider and teams, and in the most severe cases even disqualify riders.
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Read on for all the fines that have been doled out to date in the Giro below.ĭon't forget to read our guide on how to watch the Giro d'Italia 2023 if you want to keep up with the action, and keep up with the latest standings too. On stage ten, Bahrain-Victorious were warned "failing to respect the order or timing of the team presentation", but not further action was taken, while Fernando Gaviria (Movistar) got a heavy penalty for pushing off from a car.Īlberto Bettiol (EF Education-EasyPost) was brought down in a crash caused by a mechanic from Jayco AlUla late on in the stage, so David McPartland, the team's DS, has been fined.
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Stage nine's time trial resulted in DSes from EF Education-EasyPost and Intermarché-Circus-Wanty being fined for being too close to riders during the race. Marco Frigo (Israel-Premier Tech) and his DS were fined for feeding inside the final 20km of stage eight, which meant Frigo was given a 20 second penalty on GC. Meanwhile, stage seven saw Ben Swift (Ineos Grenadiers) and his DS fined for performing a "sticky bottle" which was too long for the jury's liking. Stage six saw multiple fines for throwing bottles at the wrong moment, as well as one rider, Kristian Sbaragli (Alpecin-Deceuninck) being penalised for "intimidation and improper conduct" in the sprint. This model is called the reference mesh.On a crash-marred stage five, Alberto Dainese (DSM) was adjudged to have deviated from his line - in effect causing the crash that brought down Mark Cavendish (Astana-Qazaqstan) among others.Ĭavendish did not appear to hold the Italian responsible, however, explaining later that it's "part of sprinting". “First we design and model a highly detailed car model – way too much detail to render real-time. “So… how is a RR3 car created?” we asked one of our 3D vehicle artists. In the end this makes racing and the choice of ride much more interesting.
This lets us create more individual personalities for each vehicle instead and make each and every one behave and feel differently. We’ve decided to be a little bold for this 3 rd installment of Reckless Racing and excluded car performance tuning completely. Even though it might not be realistic to race a sports car against a truck, it sure is a lot of fun! It also adds a little extra depth and variation to the gameplay, since a heavy truck lets you smash right through different obstacles where a smaller vehicle would have to avoid it and take a less optimal route. Thus, we’re creating a more diverse selection of vehicles, including everything in-between a sports car and large truck. Our main priority for the game is to make it feel extra “Reckless”, meaning epic drifts, awesome racetracks and, of course, lots of cool cars.
We’d like to share our thoughts behind the vehicle design in Reckless Racing 3 with you.
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