Second DE, the good, the bad and the ugly.

[thstone]

This kind of thing happens in many DE's and some groups are better at policing it than others.

When it happens to me, I try to use it as a firm reminder that I need to always be aware of where the other cars are - even if they shouldn't be there! Defensive driving skills on a track are just as important as the go-fast skills and will become even more important as you move up through the ranks to open passing.

I am not excusing other driver's bad behavior just sayin' that its probably going to happen and the best offense is an excellent defense.