Well, perhaps I should have said "deceleration zone"
On the other hand, TechAde was being closely followed and was in a tricky spot (and should have perhaps expected SOME kind of move), I think he should have taken a more defensive line into that corner. I think 'racing incident' sums it up nicely.
Having seen the replay, personally I think you shouldn't leave late braking quite that late. Tristans car wasn't alongside TechAde's until well into the braking zone.
I did a similar move later in the race and there was slight contact and I was firmly in the wrong.
It's good to have moments like this to cause healthy discussion.
I did actually race for about 18 laps, but gish took me out (no worries mate ) and I was beached in the gravel. At that point, I had to call it a night.
Cheers for organising it DarkTimes, looking forward to a better race next week. The organisation caught me out a little bit as I mentioned, I thought we were going to have a 5 min break before racing, so I was shocked to be in the race grid so soon (I thought it was a mistake lol!). It's my own fault for clicking 'ready' then leaving my seat.
Not a good evening. First sprint race was ruined by someone who spun on the first lap on the straight and let their car roll backwards across the track at about 5mph .
Second race was ruined because I thought we were going to have a 5 min gap and start the race at 21:05 (teletext time lol) but as I just about left the room the race started so I missed the start.
I'll just defend myself before I'm cut - I am a fair driver, new to S2 but not to sim racing. Also - I was there for the practise last week and made the effort, and am 100% behind this league.
Agreed, that would be best - if we can get enough people. To be honest, even if there's only ten in the slower division, it will still be better (more fun to race ten similar speed people than a race of 20 entrants, and only a handful similar in pace to me).
Also, I agree with the posts about the point structure. It might be better to have even more point scoring places, say, the first 14/15 finishers - this way there is a competitive element for the entire grid during the season. Otherwise, those guys who normally finish around 14th-18th will be able to have a competitive season, in place of being tied on zero points for the duration.