any late night Snails still up? Heading to D1
I cannot express how disheartening it is when victims of OLR rules violations or poor racecraft do not submit a complaint about it. In my opinion, drivers who fail to report these incidents are equally guilty of future incidents by the same driver.
Thanks for finalizing the protests, Ap. I've updated the results post and have marked it as official. Also, thanks to all the stewards who've spent all day reviewing and deliberating the complaints that were filed. The value of what you guys do is immeasurable in making this a clean and enjoyable league each Sunday night.
That being said, I have been reviewing some race replays on my own and have found several incidents that I feel should have been filed as complaints. I will be PM'ing both of the drivers involved in each incident.
I cannot express how disheartening it is when victims of OLR rules violations or poor racecraft do not submit a complaint about it. In my opinion, drivers who fail to report these incidents are equally guilty of future incidents by the same driver.
It's no coincidence that drivers who quit S.N.A.I.L. because of alleged "dirty" driving are also drivers who have never submitted a complaint. We have created a highly-structured and organized way for all SNAILs to keep the racing in this league as clean as possible. If you don't use what we've created for your benefit, you've got nobody to blame but yourself.
I think sometimes people don't think it's worth it to protest and realize the other person made a mistake. Last week I got hit while in the lead lost a bunch of spaces but I don't think the driver meant it and was just racing hard. He apologized and that was good enough for me. I'm sure people could protest something I did in the last 2 weeks but I'm sure they realize anything I did wasn't intentional either. To me if the same person keeps doing it then I'll protest but a one time mistake doesn't make me want to make a fuss. Just my .02.
zer05iveI have no objection if that is your mindset. As long as you are understanding that mistakes happen and are mature enough to realize that nobody's perfect, the by all means your patience with your fellow drivers is appreciated. My beef is with those who rage-quit the league after only a few incidents and then basically label an entire group of 60+ drivers as "dirty" without ever taking the minute or so it takes to file a complaint.
That being said, I have seen several incidents in which drivers were clearly guilty of poor racecraft and there was nothing "unintentional" about it. For example, a driver would be a full car length behind another car going into a corner and would still try take the inside line and try to out-brake the driver in front. IMO, this is an intentional divebomb and there is absolutely no excuse not to file a complaint about it.
There is a big difference between a "mistake" and complete lack of understanding of what good racecraft is. The former is not always deserving of a complaint, but the latter must be reported to protect the long-term viability of this league. Failure to do so is simply unacceptable.
Those who have won one can come forth and claim your prize.
Thanks for finalizing the protests, Ap. I've updated the results post and have marked it as official. Also, thanks to all the stewards who've spent all day reviewing and deliberating the complaints that were filed. The value of what you guys do is immeasurable in making this a clean and enjoyable league each Sunday night.
That being said, I have been reviewing some race replays on my own and have found several incidents that I feel should have been filed as complaints. I will be PM'ing both of the drivers involved in each incident.
I cannot express how disheartening it is when victims of OLR rules violations or poor racecraft do not submit a complaint about it. In my opinion, drivers who fail to report these incidents are equally guilty of future incidents by the same driver.
It's no coincidence that drivers who quit S.N.A.I.L. because of alleged "dirty" driving are also drivers who have never submitted a complaint. We have created a highly-structured and organized way for all SNAILs to keep the racing in this league as clean as possible. If you don't use what we've created for your benefit, you've got nobody to blame but yourself.
I have good ideas, but I want to see what GumballCGT decides he wants to change first.
But, umm, you won Prize A. A as in alpha. As in I want to start breaking in my car!I have good ideas, but I want to see what GumballCGT decides he wants to change first.
East coast guys are getting antsy...
I'm going to guess and break in a lancer rm
very likely to leave you fat and unsatisfied?
Life is like a box of chocolates...
Apmaddock…very likely to leave you fat and unsatisfied?
No, it doesn't last as long for fat people
dabneydAlright then Captain, here's my pick!
Acura NSX RM '91 at Twin Ring Motegi East Course
I totally did not see Pilmat's post before I wrote this...
I'm going to guess and break in a lancer rm
You chose wrong, but don't worry, there will be a gift waiting for you.
Watch it there, your getting pretty close to my scheme! Actually. I used to use matte blue and white, now I just kinda vary between matte blue and matte dark blue and use a dark bronze color for rims.After a couple of weeks, I see how important car colour can be. As zer0 already has a firm hold on white, I'll switch to Matte Light Blue with White wheels. And as Doc also has a firm hold on the answer, I'll switch my number to my old karting number, #2.
Now I'm off to RM and NSX and get BOB to thrash it
RallywagonWatch it there, your getting pretty close to my scheme! Actually. I used to use matte blue and white, now I just kinda vary between matte blue and matte dark blue and use a dark bronze color for rims.