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No, it is prohibited under those conditions.
No. Article 55 prohibits these competitions on public roads except roads specially closed for that purpose by the competent authority. Sporting events require prior authorisation and their specific conditions. Experience or selecting a quiet secondary road does not authorise racing. The question expressly excludes the authorised exception.
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Yes, if they consider traffic to be light.
No, it is prohibited under those conditions.
Yes, experienced drivers alone are sufficient.
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