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27th October 2015, 14:20 #11Senior Member
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If you see the other guy braking longer , you can let him overspeed wide and try to get him inside .
If you are right beside him , and you know you have both the wider trajectory , and the grippier line , you know he cannot run through the corner at your speed , or he will slide into you .
It's kinda basic , the idea that you want to avoid other cars on track , as these machines are pretty fragile , and if you know (as Lewis said he did) the other guy is on the grippier line , and right beside you , you must be aware that you are likely going to hit him if you don't slow a little , to keep a tighter line , leaving space .
Lewis , as I see it , never had any intention of leaving that required space .
You have to trust the guy in the other car at the speeds they drive .
The way it looks to me is that every time Nico sees this behavior , and sees it essentially unpunished , it lets a little more air out of his balloon .
Is it simply racing ?
That's what Kimi wants to know , too .
And , hey , I guess if it's clarified and I'm told it's just racing , then fair play to Lewis , and congratulations on a hard fought championship , by all means .
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