In fact i just want to know if yellow strips are considered as the track even there are over the white lane, like red 'n white strips on others tracks. On my video you can see that i kept the car in the track. But if i can optimze trajectory considering yellow strips.... i can win some tenths... 😁It appears so based on this one screenshot. Not knowing what happened a few frames before though.
The solid white line would need to be immediately backed by the yellow rumble to be considered part of the track.
As long as the white line is immediately backed by yellow painted tarmac or yellow strips, it is considered track.In fact i just want to know if yellow strips are considered as the track even there are over the white lane, like red 'n white strips on others tracks. On my video you can see that i kept the car in the track. But if i can optimze trajectory considering yellow strips.... i can win some tenths... 😁
Not legal, the solid white line is not immediately backed by yellow painted tarmac where your right front is shown.So, that's the exit from "bus stop" - is that legal?
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So, that's the exit from "bus stop" - is that legal?
To help me i turn on penalties for short cut...
You should be allowed to put 2 wheels on the grass as long as you're on the yellow curbs in the bus stop - they're considered part of the track surface. You can get crafty on the entry, but the lack of yellow curb on the exit makes it toughAh!
Means 2 wheels on track and 2 wheels on yellow strip...
Not 2 wheels on yellow strip and 2 wheels on grass...
It appears okay, would need to see a close in view of the right side tires to be sure.Here it is ok?
@tmtk I've never been to Daytona myself but it is an international airport. I doubt their are idle periods where planes are not taking off or landing.