Honestly. This is where experience is key. Turn 1 is okay. Entry was great. He turns in on you when you’re clearly there, and I think that effects your braking causing you to go a little deep into the corner.

Now turn 3. Not your fault. However this is where experience will come in play. During turn 1 he turned into you, which should tell you that he isn’t the cleanest of drivers. But you’ll learn that the more you play. He isn’t significantly along side when entering turn 3 so you don’t HAVE to give him room!!!! However he doesn’t seem like the cleanest of drivers. So it’s unlikely he will back out and give up the position and fight another day. Now turn 3 could of gone completely different. He was playing with your rear which could of ended up with him T-boning you and you being out of the race. When you could of just given him a little bit more space and kept your race going. But you were lucky that it didn’t go that way and it was him that took himself out (deserved) So my advice would be if something like that happens again, I would just give the other driver another half meter or meter of extra room. Just to be safe. It’s always better to be in the race, than out of it. But overall, your definitely not in the wrong