MAJOR LEAGUE SIM RACING

Scenario: Car B has full door-to-door overlap on the outside into Turn 1. Mid-corner Car A drifts up, leaving inches against the wall. Car B brushes the wall and bounces into Car A.

Fault: Car A. Overlap was established; Car A's drift eliminated practical racing room. The fact that Car B's car contacted the wall first does not transfer fault. Car A claims and serves EOL (1 incident point).

Scenario: Car B sticks their nose to the inside at the last moment, gaining only partial overlap after Car A has already turned in. Contact, both cars spin.

Fault: Car B. Overlap was not established before turn-in. Car A had no obligation to leave room for a car that wasn't there. Classic dive-bomb — avoidable contact.

Scenario: Car B dives inside under braking with overlap, but enters too hot. Mid-corner Car B slides up out of the bottom groove into Car A.

Fault: Car B. Lane integrity failure. Earning overlap does not protect a driver who can't hold their car. Exception: if Car A pinched first, fault flips.