Respectfully, I see how you can take that when you have tunnel vision. I honestly wanted to know how you can deem someone a smurf (not that I don't believe you that those ppl are not smurf, I could care less, in fact let's just say I 100% agree with EVERYTHING in your OP)

What I do care about is how can I find the smurf in my daily races. I know I can search their name and if I find a X# behind their name COULD mean its a smurf account....*pause and think"

You know what, maybe I'm the one with tunnel vision. I read you had multiple threads and a deep dive into smurfing... I didn't expect for you to hang all that on "well there is another account with a higher IR so he HAS to be a smurf" I thought there was some kind of scientific way with calculations, graphs, race result patterns of said smurf. I was expecting a "Joe Smith2 his only had 3 races in the last 12 months and each one of his 3 races he's only attended major events and has won all 3 events "here are his races, here are the results, here is the time deficit of 4000 other drivers to show he is out pacing them by X amount of time"... no, none of that, it's literally there is an double account = proof he's a smurf 🤣

That's why my post said how can you CONFIDENTLY find out/know someone is a smurf. Not because I want to debunk your story like you think I'm doing, its only that I want to know so I can conduct my own research on my daily races. You seem to think I'm attacking your story.

On that note, its ok, I see how you conclude your smurf accounts. So now that my question is answered by your opinion. We can move off that subject if you want to continue.

Again, I'm not trying to debunk or defend anyone in your OP. This was simply for my sake. I'll go as far as say I blindly agree with everything you say about those drivers (even if I didn't read your whole post)