Passing Under Yellow

[King Matt]

Example #5 is a sticky situation, but a not uncommon one. Car Y is driven by someone who thinks "Yellow" means "Stop in the Middle of the Track." Car X is driven by someone who realizes that stopping in the middle of the track because the driver of Car Y is an idiot is likely to cause a second yellow when he gets punted from behind for throwing out the anchor to avoid nosing ahead of Car Y even by an inch. Result: Car X takes a penalty in the interest of everyone's safety and best interest.

[SedanMan]

Originally Posted by John Nesbitt

The point it makes is valid: if you are not in front entering the yellow flag zone, and go in front at any point in the yellow flag zone, you have made a pass under yellow.

Please answer my questions 1) and 2) in my prior post. :-)

[John Nesbitt]

Originally Posted by SedanMan

Please answer my questions 1) and 2) in my prior post. :-)

I did already. See post #10. ;-) ;-)

[ASGTO]

Originally Posted by KW78

Well this is good to know. All the years racing w. Jim, he often is waving, and, I thought, was pointing me by over the roof - sometimes before the yellow was even out....

One finger is never considered a whole hand nor is it actually waving.

That is Wheeler's way of texting. He is old school you know.

[Talladega]

http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/424699.aspx

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[Ted Racer18]

on may way to pocono on friday i stopped for lunch,in parking lot i had a dump truck tear open the side of my trailer cost of repair 1,800,fees at pocono 340,sign up,200 fuel,having , JJ BREWER ,try to dump me again ,PRICELESS, JJ if you like my rear bumper sooo much i,ll send it to you.
i,ve racer against you 2 times ,2008 NEW JERSEY,turn 1 you dumped me so you could win,and yesterday you tried again,but failed,3 laps later i spun in the bus stop buy my self,giving you the win ,whats up ,i thought SCCA was a none contact sport NOT SATURDAY NIGHT SHORT TRACK RACING.

note 4 cars at a national oboy,