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Originally Posted by DLIT
Yeah, so they'll feel your presence and they can either continue cutting in and take you out or respect the fact he just got owned, right? I see that shit all day in the 250/125 GP races.
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It's usually the passers responsibility to make a clean pass, you would be taking him out if you couldn't gain position for the pass and ended up in his line. If they see you there instead of just feeling you pushing them from behind, then I would just call it a racing incident and this would be more plausibly his fault. The passee is not usually at fault unless they do some clearly blatant hard blocking take out job.