WorldSBK Argentina: Baz handed €1000 fine for Bassani bird
Bonovo BMW’s Loris Baz was handed a €1000 fine for giving Axel Bassani the bird after the Italian nerfed him off in yesterday’s second WorldSBK race at San Juan.
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Bonovo BMW’s Loris Baz was handed a €1000 fine for giving Axel Bassani the bird after the Italian nerfed him off in yesterday’s second WorldSBK race at San Juan.
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