Last night, i was in a "clean shuffle" room. I knew the host and how most of these rooms are run. We were at Tokyo, 4 laps, i was in an s2000 and the leader was in an eclipse. I race him clean the whole race, waiting for an open pass, give him room, etc. The leader cuts me off through the big 180 degree right section after a wide entry on lap 2. I figure he just didn't see me, so i back off and let him jump in front again.
Lap 3, the fast downhill/uphill right left section before the highest point of the track, he over shoots the left. What appears to be an attempt to pull his car off the wall, he cuts across track and ends up 10 mph slower than everyone and jumps in front of me again. I lift so we don't wreck, the driver in 3rd also lifts to avoid trouble.
Last lap, last straight, i'm clearly way faster than him. I pull out to pass, he blocks once... fair enough. I jump out of line again, he blocks. This happens 3 more times before we get to the finish, one of the 3 almost causing me to wreck into the wall. He wins because i was too polite to not spin him.
I confront him after the race about blocking, he claims it was only 2 times on the last straight for the win. I mention the previous incidents. His reply, "so am i suppose to yield for you?"... i get a bit ticked by this comment. I tell him how because of him not "yielding" after clearly hitting the wall and slowing down, everyone behind had to yield for his *explicit*. He tells me to stop being so dramatic. I tell him i just didn't appreciate it. He apparently didn't take any of what i said to mind, he got put in the wall after doing the same to someone not as much of a push over as i and gets kicked after the race...
Long story short, that guy ate his words and got a taste of his own medicine.