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Originally Posted by one five five
I have (state/club type stuff)
Doesn't matter how the corner 'flows', Caruso could have easily made it around the corner and given JLB room, he chose not to. The steering wheel works both ways.
the rule-makers state you can't run someone off the track, full stop.
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He lifts off and Todd is in the back of him. And I can make a certain guess that then Todd would have been penalised. Lowndes lifted off for McLaughlin, why couldn't Le Brocq, he will learn, when you carry that pace into the corner, I know that the car can unvoluntarily understeer across. Happens time to time and it seems that's what happened here. I beat if it was reversed it would still be Micheal at fault. It was really a racing incident. I myself have had understeer there and know how it can catch you unaware. He made the move, close on the apex. McLaughlin on Lowndes was on the apex ripplestrip and still slid out into Lowndes causing Lowndes to lift, so you can argue that Caruso was in the wrong but it was a racing incident and the way the car behaves there wasn't much from Caruso's point that he could do. For Jack, it was an error trying to make an issue but he is smart enough to learn and I doubt we will see him do it again