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I'll be honest, the written exam I took was laughable at best. I'm not wanting to undermine anyone around or perhaps the test makers themselves however, many of such questions were way too easy. Don't get me wrong though, whilst you will likely possess a question that asks: "Which has more protection, a motorcycle or perhaps a car?", it is possible to other questions that ask the specifics about motorcycles and certain motorcycle laws which could not understood. So brush up on the book or whatever resources this helps you and pass the written exam.
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After the accident, Verstappen blamed Grosjean for braking prematurily ., but after an inquiry through the race stewards who handle disputes and racing incidents, Verstappen was deemed to own caused the collision and was penalised which has a grid-penalty for the following race in Canada from 5-7th June, and the man also received 2 penalty points on his licence. The youngster has become philosophical ever since then, saying that he or she is a rookie and may make some mistakes, that your team expect every now and then. He is also aware that if he does progress up for the Red Bull team in the foreseeable future, such mistakes will never be tolerated. We look forward to Max bouncing back out of this incident with the Canadian Grand Prix in the Gilles Villeneuve circuit in Montr??al. For more details, plus tickets and the newest Formula 1 news, click the link.
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