Gus Greensmith gave rigorous feedback to the staff of the World Rally Championship in Kenya.
The safari rally has been difficult for Gus Greensmith. AOP
Ford driving in the Kenya World Rally Championship Gus Greensmith and his co-driver Jonas Andersson experienced hardships in the ninth special stage of the Kenyan Safari Rally.
The duo’s M-Sport racer spun on his side and stood on the side of the road for several minutes.
Greensmith has now opened up on Twitter about the events of the Elmenteitan Expressway. Greensmith comments on a video with the car on its side.
– To clarify what’s going on in this video. We were trapped in the car for more than three minutes, and the security staff just photographed us. They didn’t help me or Jona get out of the car, Greensmith wrote.
The video shows Greensmith and Andersson stumbling awkwardly out of the car.
After this, angry feedback is sent to the security staff who described the situation.
“You only had one job to do,” Greensmith shouted.
If you don’t see the Twitter update below, you can check it out from here.