88/microspecv/Sean Lee/SGP/Pixle Air Attack Racing/8952

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Quote from kagurazakayukari :

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Further test shows it straight through Singapore so I was wondering why Singapore itself have a bad result, then I found Singapore is via Tokyo and Hong Kong, so no wondering why.

Never knew this, now I know why my ping is horrendous in comparison to nearby countries. Always thought it was my ISP.

Congrats Michal, Pete, Scavier and Mo'! And Flame and whoever else was a part of this to make it work!

### team ###
number: 88
name: Pixle Air Attack Racing
car: XRG
+++ drivers +++
microspecv
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33/microspecv
34/laoz

35/no

33/microspecv
34/laoz

35/no

Quote from Shalkka :

At around 4:05 there is a particularly tight situation where I wasn't sure how the rules apply. In particular you can make one block but if you make it near a corner when somebody is almost by your side but not quite it gets fuzzy when the responsibilities shift. If you are by the side they can't squeese you out of the road but if they manage to get in front you can't ram them.

So how one disintinguishes a barge pass from a forbidden squeezing?

Barge passing is when there is not big enough of a gap entering the corner but the behind car forces a gap by sticking his car inside anyway, bumping the opponent wide. Not to be confused with dive-bomb, which is a long distance out braking move into the corner that if misjudged (or if the car ahead does not see the divebomber), will result in contact.

Squeezing is when a car is substantially alongside (method of adjudicating right to racing room is front of car wing/bumper alongside the door B-pillar of the car ahead, or in the case of open wheelers, the ahead driver's helmet) denies one or the other a minimum 1-car width to the edge of the track. Certain situations, such as into quicker corners or when there is a big speed difference in favour of the car behind, this rule may be altered to "front tire of car behind, to be fully alongside rear tire of car ahead). This is where Stewarding hindsight comes in and also why most big events have a crib full of stewards to get a fair, unbiased view. Remember not all incidents are the same.

For the incident at 4:05, to my best ability I would call it a racing incident, with more blame to be put on the car behind. Why? The car behind (overtaker) has full responsibility of maneuvers, especially when there is no overlap and, in this case, attempting a dive-bomb from 1 car back. However, the front car defending made a move in the braking zone, which I've learnt the hard way, is now prohibited in (most) racing. So... takes two hands to clap, and volia the contact is made. Both are at fault, but since it's the job of the overtaker to not cause an accident, the "root cause" can be put on the car behind.

Still, a racing incident, as both did not display racing etiquette or good judgement.

Last edited by MicroSpecV, Thu, 23 Sep 2021 15:55.

Quote from MicroSpecV :

33/microspecv
34/laoz
35/nikolai_01

35/nikolai_01 UPDATED YES

33/microspecv
34/laoz
35/nikolai_01

Last edited by MicroSpecV, Fri, 10 Sep 2021 15:06.

33/microspecv
34/laoz

33/microspecv
34/laoz
35/nikolai_01

PIXLE AIR ATTACK RACING team skins for the cars

33, 34 and 35 respectively (or however LFS uploads them below, sorry if its not in order probably...)

Quote from MicroSpecV :

teamName: Pixle Air Attack Racing
teamManager: {microspecv, Sean Lee, Singapore, #8952}
teamViceManagers: {laoz, Simas Tautkevičius, Lithuania, #4657}
cars entering: {3}
drivers:
- {microspecv, Sean Lee, Singapore, #8952}
- {laoz, Simas Tautkevičius, Lithuania, #4657}
- {nikolai_01, Nikolay Ivanov, Bulgaria, #4001}

Updated

teamName: Pixle Air Attack Racing
teamManager: {microspecv, Sean Lee, Singapore, #8952}
teamViceManagers: {laoz, Simas Tautkevičius, Lithuania, #4657}
cars entering: {3}
drivers:
- {microspecv, Sean Lee, Singapore, #8952}
- {laoz, Simas Tautkevičius, Lithuania, #4657}
- {nikolai_01, Nikolay Ivanov, Bulgaria, #4001}

Last edited by MicroSpecV, Wed, 11 Aug 2021 09:57.

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