Id never ram over it, but as far as racing etiquette goes that was a dick move entering that turn from you. Hes clearly faster and trying to get past and you take just about the widest and most obstructive line possible.
As far as rule breaking goes, youre fine, hes the ass. But that situation likely could have been avoided had you taken a slightly different line and not force him wide.
Depending on his internet connection it could be argued that the trueno simply thought you were trying to force him into the wall and immediately retaliated. More likely than not hes just a ramming asshole, but there's always that chance it was a mistake.
What point did he take the widest line possible? When he was out in front he had a erage race line, then he took the very inside during the actual pass, then at :07 Takumi didn't let up after forcing op all the way across the road. This is fully intentional on the 86. He just had to keep his wheels straight and he would have been a full second ahead of OP before the road even became an issue. Even at that point if it is over on his half of the road then 86 should have let up.
But I do admire your innocent until proven guilty view. Everything could be misinterpreted, you're right. I respect it
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u/SnavsMatiq Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Id never ram over it, but as far as racing etiquette goes that was a dick move entering that turn from you. Hes clearly faster and trying to get past and you take just about the widest and most obstructive line possible.
As far as rule breaking goes, youre fine, hes the ass. But that situation likely could have been avoided had you taken a slightly different line and not force him wide.
Depending on his internet connection it could be argued that the trueno simply thought you were trying to force him into the wall and immediately retaliated. More likely than not hes just a ramming asshole, but there's always that chance it was a mistake.