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I also need practice with these car but, the previous 2 accidents, before ours, just turned me off. Sorry I rage quit.No I didn't find the transition difficult.
But I do admit to finding the Luxury cars difficult!
I mean they ARE difficult. These are not race cars, and they have a lot of power to the ground.
Well, in particular that C63 I find extremely difficult. I really hate that car. I had wanted to cut it actually. And now everyone knows why. Or at least @ryzno knows why.
I was going to ask you if that was my fault, but I didn't think it was possible because it was from the front.Looked at a couple of replays. Daytona 1st lap 1st turn atonga619 bumped me of course didn't slow. I bumped a couple of folks regaining control. Went 1st to last.
This one I agree I'm guilty for. I didn't know the track at all.Mt. Panorama atonga619 again (not picking on you just what I noticed in race), stayed in the throttle while off track, just mentioning because the conversation before the race.
You passed me in the turn but weren't quite clear and drifted out giving me a baby tap, but it was enough to send me off.I was going to ask you if that was my fault, but I didn't think it was possible because it was from the front.
I'll take the penalty for it anyway, it's fine. I was a terrible driver in some of those races.You passed me in the turn but weren't quite clear and drifted out giving me a baby tap, but it was enough to send me off.
No worries though.
Yes you bumped me on the 1st lap but slowed up and gave the spot back 👍.I will check, Cc570. I know I had a bump, I believe in the first lap, and I pulled to the inside of the straight and reduced speed until the guy I bumped passed me as we headed to the first turn. Is that not a concession? If not, please let me know, I will change accordingly.
I felt things were rougher all around, but the Luxury cars were plagued by pushing, shoving/ramming, and clearly, missed braking points (see me, lap 2 at Tokyo, stupid draft).
I am still in for Low Power on Saturday.
If @watermelonpunch feels I deserve a penalty, I accept it.
Yes you bumped me on the 1st lap but slowed up and gave the spot back 👍.
On the 3rd lap you dove inside me, after I turned in, made contact but didn't slow.
I did that on the first turn of Tokyo twice.imes by accident. I don't usually do that so I may have been tensed. I did it on Silverstone & I think at GV when I was alone thankfully.
@daddyo845 - AFTER he went wide?it looked like handlebar was running the correct line and cc dove into the inside of the corner after he went wide.
If an ahead driver has clearly made an error to warrant a passing move, a behind driver may attack their position, with due caution and care, regardless of whether there was any pre-existing overlap. However, the overtaking driver must still avoid contact. Small errors by the ahead driver may not justify a passing move. The ahead driver getting a bit out of shape at times doesn't give you an automatic right to pass. You still have to judge if their error allows for a safe pass to take place.
If your movement causes an accident, you're responsible.
Laying on the horn?I did that on the first turn of Tokyo twice.
Yeah, I didn't understand which "he" was attached to handlebar or cc570That's almost exactly what I'm saying only one thing and I didn't quite say it very well but actually you got the two backwards. Cc ran wide and handlebar attempted to capitalize on this but cc dove back into the inside of the corner as handlebar was attempting to get through. Handlebar didnt push cc out of the way he was next to cc when cc dove into the corner. Like I said before. I would like someone else to review it if they can. Stupid replay crashes