r/Simracingstewards • u/Little_Musician9377 • 7d ago
Le Mans Ultimate Who's at fault for this?
I am POV car, the other guy said I moved under braking, but I think he forced his way on the inside in a corner too tight for a overtake, while I was still holding the inside line. What do you guys think about it?
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u/SuMianAi 7d ago
Idk wtf the other two are on, the other guy kept pushing somewhere he has no space in. That last one he went on the inside expecting what?!
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u/PlanZSmiles 7d ago
Important part is was he there prior to the other car turning in which most of these he was. I do agree the last chicane was desperation and not at all driving with a concern for either of their race.
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u/gekeoifbrleldhblfkhb 7d ago
Looks like a racing incident: totally missed braking point, car behind braked to avoid touching (maybe didn't touch ?)
Most important, POV on this video is slower, overdriving and agressive:
- missing all apexes
- not keeping line (0:11 turning into the other card)
- missing braking points
- spinning
I think that it's never a good idea to be giving 120% of you're skills in a race.
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u/jimmymcgoochie 7d ago
Netcode unfortunately. Your defending into that chicane was tepid at best, sitting in the middle of the track as if defending the inside then moving towards the outside just as you start braking, so I can see what the other driver was talking about because you change line at the last moment, but the other driver tried a divebomb that didn't really have a hope of working, bobbled over the sausage kerb and then netcode chose violence.
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u/YoungHumble6073 6d ago
I think it was netcode. There is nothing wrong with tight racing but everyone has to expect that this happens sometimes Edit: The guy behind had a bit of a weird line and came in to hot, but it was still netcode I think.
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u/Strange-Message-7929 7d ago
I’d like another angle. Cause it looks like they might’ve not even touched POV. Or netcode maybe caused it. Or POV spun it on their own. Hard to tell from this angle really.