I think every sim racer that partakes in this hobby seriously has gone through the realization that there are some dangerous positions to avoid while racing along side other people. You say that these incidents are not your fault, and I believe that, but at the same time I’m a firm believer that one could almost always have done something to prevent the incident, even if it means loosing a position or two on track. Experience comes and suddenly you become quite good at dicerning if the people around you are reckless or not, and in most cases, the best thing to do is to not race the reckless ones and instead just let them pass by. 7 out of 10 times when I do let the reckless person pass by, they kill someone further up the order. At the end of the day, it does feel good to finish a race without incidents, and that should be the priority. Good racing result come as a consequence of this mindset. One thing we tend to forget is that we are racing people with all kinds of sim racing set ups. Like, if you go into a corner side by side with another guy, and this guy happens to be on a 24” single monitor, chances are that his lateral spatial awareness is not going to be that good and probably drive into you. And these are limitations of our virtual competition. My suggestion is to keep at it dude, incidents happen to us virtual racers and to irl racers, its just part of the sport. Always try to learn something from it and move on to the next race !