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birchieboy	posted on 26th Sep 14 at 12:16
	I'd be very disappointed with that. There's no way of defending from that position, especially after being out braked by you rob. Still a racing incident but you had more than enough car up the inside to claim that postition. Good close racing though! Looks like a good championship. Just a shame I'd have to build a whole new car to enter it :(
VrsTurbo	posted on 18th Sep 14 at 09:28
	quote: Originally posted by Lee_fr200 Rob can I ask if I wanted to get into Motorsport where do I find out what race series are around? Google. The mains ones. BMW Compact Cup 750 Motor club MSV locust Racing mighty minis Porsche open VW cup fun cup Ford Fiesta Championship MX5 Super cup All depends on budget and car.
Kyle T	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 22:42
	Incident aside, it seems very harsh that you were unable to restart the race. Car was obviously driving fine after the impact and the damage doesn't look THAT bad from the pic. How did the yellow guy respond to the incident?
Lee_fr200	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 22:24
	Rob can I ask if I wanted to get into Motorsport where do I find out what race series are around?
Rob R	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 22:23
	VTEC being driven how it should
nibnob21	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 20:37
	Completely agree.
JonnyJ	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 17:50
	quote: Originally posted by nibnob21 You had a fair amount of your car alongside him for long enough, he should have known you were there and allowed you the space. If he didn't want you coming up his inside like that he should have closed the gap long before. Yep. He had a long time to plan his move, he'd have seen Rob got a better drive out of the previous turn and then had a decision to make. He could've: A: Covered the inside line, forcing Rob to take to the outside B: Held his position and try to massively out brake Rob C: Held his position, brake a little earlier, let Rob take the position and the inside of corner, but undercut him to get the better drive out of the corner and try beat him into the next one He ended up in no mans land by not taking any of those and once Rob had his car alongside, should've realised he'd lost the place and gone to plan C to try and recover it.
--ToM--	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 17:32
	Who was driving the yellow one? Rosberg? Haha
nibnob21	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 17:28
	You had a fair amount of your car alongside him for long enough, he should have known you were there and allowed you the space. If he didn't want you coming up his inside like that he should have closed the gap long before.
JonnyJ	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 16:38
	I'd say you were entitled to some room as you had a fair bit of your car alongside before he turned in, you cant disappear and he should've known you were alongside.
Rob B	posted on 17th Sep 14 at 16:25
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLhE_E-YsPw We wern't allowed to restart after the red flag due to the damage below being to extensive. And how it usually looks. :\|