rec.autos.simulators

>>My biggest pet peive is guys driving that stupid low line, sheesh it's ok to
>>get passed.  This is why I never run dega pickup(pickup in general) because
>>you have all these knuckleheads driving like that.  In my opinion it's his
>>fault, because to pass him at all you have to take crazy chances.  On the
>>last lap or two perhaps it's ok to block, but the whole race cmon people.

>>ChadRogers
>>chadliz

>Why are they wrong?  Should they just move out of your way so you can pass?
>That's not racing.  If your better and/or faster, you should still be able to
>get by safely...

>Eldred

>>I encountered one of these low line racers the other day. I followed him for
>>about 3 laps and made my move coming off turn 4 at dega. I got under him and
>>my nose was at the front of his door when we entered the tri-oval. He then
>>forced his way down on me and we collided, leaving him in first and me 3
>>seconds back! Then he had the nerve to say that I was in his line! I don't
>>mind people taking the low line but when someone does get under you, you have

>>to give it up.

>>Vintook

>Well, that would clearly be his fault.  He lost the preferred grove and tried
>to take it back.  The original poster was complaining about people who stay in
>the low line and won't move out of his way.

>Eldred

>    Steve-S

> >(Vintook) writes:

> >>I encountered one of these low line racers the other day. I followed him
for
> >>about 3 laps and made my move coming off turn 4 at dega. I got under him
and
> >>my nose was at the front of his door when we entered the tri-oval. He
then
> >>forced his way down on me and we collided, leaving him in first and me 3
> >>seconds back! Then he had the nerve to say that I was in his line! I
don't
> >>mind people taking the low line but when someone does get under you, you
have

> >>to give it up.

> >>Vintook

> >Well, that would clearly be his fault.  He lost the preferred grove and
tried
> >to take it back.  The original poster was complaining about people who
stay in
> >the low line and won't move out of his way.

> >Eldred

>>   No, Actually I was complaining about people who lose the low line
>> and wreck you to keep you from winning.
>> http://austin.rr.com/dweeb1
>> See for yourself.  Who held thier line and who did not.

>>    Steve-S

>> >(Vintook) writes:

>> >>I encountered one of these low line racers the other day. I followed him
>for
>> >>about 3 laps and made my move coming off turn 4 at dega. I got under him
>and
>> >>my nose was at the front of his door when we entered the tri-oval. He
>then
>> >>forced his way down on me and we collided, leaving him in first and me 3
>> >>seconds back! Then he had the nerve to say that I was in his line! I
>don't
>> >>mind people taking the low line but when someone does get under you, you
>have

>> >>to give it up.

>> >>Vintook

>> >Well, that would clearly be his fault.  He lost the preferred grove and
>tried
>> >to take it back.  The original poster was complaining about people who
>stay in
>> >the low line and won't move out of his way.

>> >Eldred