Even if Tony hit the throttle that doesn't prove intent. Tony is experienced and could've throttled up in hopes of pivoting the car away from the guy on track. It's similar to how they spin the crap out of the wheels so they can get out of the tight pit boxes in my opinion.
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Scawen, if they "feel great", but "there are terrible flaws" then how would you know if the end product will be the same when you fix these flaws? You may fix them and the tyres feel terrible. Then what... back to stage 1? I and I'm sure many others would rather see some new tracks in the meantime...
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So, by this new ruling then the wide curbing at BL1's second to final corner or so (the one before pit entrance) would be considered as running off.
If this is the case I would recommend putting some sort of marker (cone, pole, chalk whatever) on the border between the curb and grass crete in areas that one may consider questionable.
I know the feeling about the loose axis. You turn into a corner and then go to unturn and the car keeps turning by itself lol. Without FFB it's a bit better, but not much. Glad I got rid of that wheel
I do tend to agree. But I assume intentional wrecking or egregious violations could results in more. Also, what about making points expire in 3 months rather than 6? Seems more reasonable in my opinion.
Why not make it easy for yourself and just say no penalty points will be applied before this date. Then you don't have to go searching. We haven't had GTWS for about that long.
Also I think the ranking system is quite silly because we struggle for attendance as it is.