Ok. Long story, but hang with me. It may help you avoid a terrible driver.
I'm racing in a WEC league for casual drivers in LM GTE AM. As it's a casual league only 7-9 people turn up every race often leaving gaps in classes meaning people have to race what they can. It was in its fourth season so it had a very good run and it was a while since dirty drivers were racing.
Until a few weeks ago. It was round 5 on Nürburgring GP/F, with 7 starting drivers. Nobody new, mostly people that were racing from the start. We don't tend to take it as seriously as SNAIL or GTPSCS so penalties aren't exactly necessary when there are only up to two drivers a race. It was all running well, I had pole position, nobody was complaining (except that we had a restart but it's all good) and everyone was racing clean.
Apart from one driver by the name of super81221, running in a TS030 for LMP2. The car was notorious for being overpowered and generally lead the races by at least 3 seconds per lap over everything else. He was the only driver in LMP2 after an early retirement from another. When overtaking GTE PRO and GTE AM cars he never gave any room and constantly bashed us off track time after time.
We eventually got sick of it and talked in a calm manner about how he had to give room to the slower car as it clearly states in the rules. Instead of conceding the point and apologising he decided to go and throw the dummy out of the pram and started calling everyone "amateur drivers".
Just a few days ago the TS030 finally got the drop in power to give it equal speed, and our "legendary driver" spilt blood again and left the league. I decided to have some mild banter and said he was scared of being humiliated. Just a few minutes ago I received this lovely message.
I looked into "SCL" and apparently it's a NASCAR and IndyCar series. REAL skill needed.