Well Nice Race
@Eugene Abramoff ! Had a good time chasing you the first half of the race!
But I will stick to the Rookie events because they seem to have a better behavior/manners...
Started with 24 guys, 13 guys finished it, the rest seems to rage quit... Was a lonely race after I got spun out...
For all they want the results:
LINK
And if someone interested in why this race wasn't a good time for me:
Qualifying Incident without a sorry:
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Race Incident without a sorry:
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I thought it would be a nice evening, racing and having fun together. Seems that it was more of a "everyone fights for himself" without talking or a sorry...
I know it's not the best manner from me too to write that here but I spent the whole week to get up to a good pace and was looking forward to have a great time after the intense Nürburgring 24h but nope, just a more a less wasted evening.
Good night everyone
At first thanks for the results and sorry what happened in the Hohenrain Schikane but it was obviously my corner because I was clearly in front. It's one of the corners where you can't go two wide. And I expected you to pull back that's why I drove the (only) racing line
Before you proceed with debriefing below, please note, that I'm not looking to blame either of you here, or to make someone a "bad guy".
Guys, when it comes to race incident, Jonas, yes, you are technically right, you were further ahead and had a right of way, but, there is another side of the coin. You have to give sufficient working room to another driver; yes, Rasmus did try to overtake at a place far from ideal to choose from, and he never got deep enough on the inside to make it, but Jonas, that doesn't mean you should cut aggressively in front of the car. I don't know wither that lead to contact and even accident, consequently.
-In case there was no contact and Rasmus just had to slam brakes to avoid it, its a little rude and its up to you Jonas wither you are ok with that or not.
-If there was an accident, in real life situation, it would most likely be treated as an avoidable accident and someone would get a penalty. And that's how you should treat this races, "game" or not, in real life these cars go for 500K Euro without tax, and you would look after your car if you paid that much, so treat it the same way here, please.
Rasmus, getting on the inside and forcing a car out, is part of racing, true, but it's not necessarily the best way to go about overtaking, and its up to you, if you wanna use this method, but what is important, is that you know when and how to do it right.
Again, I'm not blaming anyone here, I'm just giving you different perspectives on the situation, so everyone can learn something out this situation for the benefit of better club racing.
In the end, its all a matter of mutual respect and fair racing for fun. Competition is great and that's why we here for, but ultimately its better to share positive experiences that have this kind of debriefing, so lets all do our best to have pleasant atmosphere.
Great racing with you both!
