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Yes, and they are also prohibited.
Carrying out unauthorised races and competitions on public roads can lead to the loss of points from the driving licence, specifically 6 points, and a fine of 500 euros, as well as being prohibited. This action is considered a very serious offence under traffic regulations. The authorities impose severe penalties to discourage this type of behaviour, as it seriously endangers the road safety of all road users. Taking part in these activities may result not only in the loss of points from the driving licence, but also in other legal and administrative penalties.
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No, since they are sporting competitions.
No, they would only receive a financial penalty.
Yes, and they are also prohibited.
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