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Yes. Article 55.2 prohibits speed competitions on public roads or roads open to public use, except when the competent authority has exceptionally closed off the area for that purpose. Sporting events competing over space or time require prior authorisation under article 55.1 and Annex II. There is no general exemption for racing below 100 km/h.
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