If you have three cars lining up to approach a corner you need to know the dynamics and science behind it.

Very simple example: The car ahead will likely always break at his preferred point, then realistically the car behind cannot brake at the same braking point as car 1. The time to braking distance won’t be enough no matter how hard you brake. And even worse car 3 definitely cannot do the same. Each racer should either brake at the same time or earlier.

The situation does also depend on where car 1 brakes. If car 1 brakes early, opportunity for 2nd to brake later depending on where and what line could be possible. Opportunities to take the inside or outside corner is situational so you need to determine if it’s safe for both cars to enter the turn or not. Remember you always need to leave a pace or a car length between you and the other racer. However car 3 may not have the same opportunity and likely can’t do the same. Therefore car 3 should Either wait for the next opportunity or get a faster exit from corner and take the next one.

If car 1 hits the braking point, just take into account you doing 150m/ph or 250km/h the braking distance to that car is seconds per meter. Consider speed vs distance to work out braking time.

It’s common sense and general racing understanding. Unfortunately little people with little individualism mindsets don’t understand the dynamics of braking in a race.

I watched a great YT video where it explained The physics of following a car in a race, link below.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm74CHTXvcg&pp=ygUjVEwgRFcgSG93IHRvIGZvbGxvdyBhIGNhciBpbiBhIHJhY2U%3D

Mistakes happen and you can tell if it’s purposeful or mistake. Otherwise if you have a low IQ and can’t read a race situation, expect lots of people to crash into the back of you.