hmm... shit happens all the time! 1. But we also lost some time by reconnecting, leaving. How about more advantage? And u leaves SC very shortly at the track! Everybody restart and we are long way back. That’s not fair for us. 2. Also I’m asking about collision before oval chicane in first green lap? Race incident? Our driver involved is still at the track...
Edit: and we have name set properly, I don't understand problem with our names
Yup, from the replay you did, but the connection list didn't show that, also the kick message had your team tags. Thats the reason i didn't see your car on track. I think this is a glitch with LFS.
I know I was the cause of the slide, but I stopped, intentionally, and gave him the lead, while he recovered and lost 1 or 2 positions, and I then proceeded to get wacked by an out of control car and REALLY spun because of the fact that I backed off and followed behind him. I'm sorry, but that's just BS in my book.
Hey Corey sorry for the mini ding @ T1, was not really expecting your madskills line and tried to push down T1. Good battle with you though, had the most fun trying to stick with ya.
Wanted to make a protest against Harry Potter (04 car) for our T1 incident that cost me 9 seconds, but I think ill give it a miss, next time just continue on with your regular line and ill try and pass you in a more appropriate place on the track.
While you did give him the position back, you're still responsible for the initial contact, which cost him spots in addition to the one you inadvertently took. The protest is on the contact and the overall effect of the contact--after the initial contact it's up to the affected team as to whether to protest.
1. I didn't inadvertantly take any spots, I passed no cars that were on track and made no attempts to block traffic while this went on.
2. Because I was nice about the contact, the overall effect of the contact was me being in a spot I otherwise wouldn't have and getting spun out by someone who had lost it a car width away from me.
I thought penalties were to penalize advantages gained from at fault incidents, put a team on an even keel with someone they disadvantaged. But I guess they're just arbitrary.
/Edit - Oh well, I've said my piece, no way to fix this as usual anyway.
ehm you should watch the replay then and give some other guys a stop and go too i agree with contact of #5 and chat but repeated cutting thats just ridiculous
Stop and Go penalty handed out to #40. The driver had enough gap and should have been careful and observant about crowded traffic in T1 complex, but instead went in too hot and hit #33.
It looks as if there was some confusion as the #39 saw the push car pull into the pits and possibly mistook it for the safety car. Regardless, the #39 passed the #37, seemed to realize his mistake, but then carried on. A spot was taken and not given back, and though it was not a pass for position or a pass that put the #37 a lap down, it still constitutes overtaking under the SC. DT for #39.
Was watching as the incident between #39 and #27 happend and I have to wonder what the theory behind it was.
#27 was being lapped and going considerably slower in a flat out peice of the track, (Appearing to be slowing) And not tight to the inside line which definetely says "I'm moving over and slowing to let you by".
EDIT : Lmao, oops I thought that DT was given for the blue flag misshap, oooops
Yeah, #39 was not the leader at that point, so it was not a pass to put you a lap down. But it is still passing under SC.
Be advised, however, that in the future your drivers should not slow inordinately for the push car. Simply drive in a safe manner and continue past it.