OK, from what I have just seen on the replay, RSR decided it would be a good idea to drive past a good third of the field before the green flag was waved. This isn't about the speed of Ken and Tommy, but it is about your team's understanding of a rolling start. The first two attatched pictures show your original starting position and then the position of your car when the green flag was waved, 4 places ahead.
The second two attatched pictures show your speed at the waving of the green flag and the car directly to your left's speed (in km/h). Your speed of 185km/h was 37km/h faster than ZION's speed, who should have been 4 places ahead of you to start with!
Coming into the left kink, you were up to 8th, that's now 9 places ahead of your qualifying position, and still 17km/h faster than the car alongside you. As you entered into the right hander, you made a totally un-needed contact with the Lublin car, leading to a chain reaction crash also involving EER and SCP. The impact point is shown in the final picture, and is quite obviously caused by your higher, unlawful speed vs every other car on track.
The second season of the Grand Touring Amateur League kicks off tonight LIVE on NDR TV. The 3 hour season opener from Blackwood, UK, promises some quality endurance racing from some of the best up and coming racers in LFS. Taking you through this evening's motorsports feast will be Chris Wilkinson, Thilo Falkenberg and special guest, Nolan Scott.
The broadcast will start at 5.50pm UTC (6.50pm CET - 7.50pm EET), with the racing due to start at 7pm UTC on NDR TV
I'm going to put a hosted race up around 1pm GMT today. It'll be Jetta @ Sebring. I'll stick an..........I don't know.......15 lap race or something up, after a long practice session.