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I'm sure this has been suggested before, but I wanted to see what people thought.
Instead of forcing penalized racers to slow down in penalty zones, why don't they just add the penalty at the end of the race and adjust the placement accordingly?
It would have the same effect, only without the chaos that penalty zones create.
For example: Driver A finishes with a total time of 5:00 and Driver B finishes with a total time of 5:03. But Driver A finished the race with a 5 second penalty, so his total time becomes 5:05, placing Driver B ahead of him.
This is how it works on the last lap when a driver passes the penalty zone and gets penalized. They just add the penalty at the end of the race. I feel like this is a much better way to enforce penalties that having drivers slow down in the middle of the track, which just creates needless confusion and chaos.
Instead of forcing penalized racers to slow down in penalty zones, why don't they just add the penalty at the end of the race and adjust the placement accordingly?
It would have the same effect, only without the chaos that penalty zones create.
For example: Driver A finishes with a total time of 5:00 and Driver B finishes with a total time of 5:03. But Driver A finished the race with a 5 second penalty, so his total time becomes 5:05, placing Driver B ahead of him.
This is how it works on the last lap when a driver passes the penalty zone and gets penalized. They just add the penalty at the end of the race. I feel like this is a much better way to enforce penalties that having drivers slow down in the middle of the track, which just creates needless confusion and chaos.