Just Stop Oil protestors 'caused risk of harm' during F1 track invasion

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Jury shown in-car footage of Lewis Hamilton's car passing protesters. Five of six defendants deny causing a public nuisance at Silverstone. David Baldwin, 47, Emily Brocklebank, 24, Alasdair Gibson, 22, Louis McKechnie, 22 and Bethany Mogie, 40, are on trial.

Published 4 months ago · Silverstone, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Just Stop Oil protest posed risk of ‘serious harm’ to F1 drivers, court told

In-car video footage has been played to a jury, showing two Formula One stars passing near five activists who invaded the Silverstone circuit.

4 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

F1 drivers put at risk of "serious harm" by Just Stop Oil protest at British GP

The trial of six Just Stop Oil protesters accused of causing a public nuisance at Silverstone last July, when they entered the track at the beginning of the F1 British Grand Prix, began on Wednesday

4 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil protest posed risk of ‘serious harm’ to F1 drivers, court told

In-car video footage has been played to a jury, showing two Formula One stars passing near five activists who invaded the Silverstone circuit.

4 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Oxford Mail

Just Stop Oil protestors 'caused risk of harm' during F1 track invasion

The protesters which included an Oxfordshire man were video recorded by Lewis Hamilton as his car passed during the F1 British Grand Prix.

4 months ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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The National

Just Stop Oil Silverstone Grand Prix protest put F1 drivers at 'immediate risk'

Six protesters plead not guilty to causing a public nuisance

4 months ago

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Sky Sports

British Grand Prix 'Just Stop Oil' protest posed 'serious harm' risk to F1 drivers, court told

Just Stop Oil protestors caused "an immediate risk of serious harm" to Formula 1 drivers and race marshals by invading the track during last year's British Grand Prix, prosecutors have claimed.

4 months ago·United Kingdom

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