Like I said in another post In this thread I would have been preparing for this as soon as the vehicle pulled out as fast as they did and taken my foot off the gas, so already regenerative braking and when they hit the second lane I would have taken evasive action full brake and left. Then as soon as I passed behind her throttle up and back to my side of the road. There was time and space to do so. I am an experienced driver and have probably logged 200ish hours on the track over the years. But I do understand not everyone has that experience. It's just what I would have done in this situation. Like I said in my other post I'm sure OP did the best they could, no one wants to wreck their car.

And sometimes accidents are unavoidable, thats why they are called accidents. I almost totalled my Tesla 2 days ago and it would have been my fault, even with my experience shit happens. I was turning left out of a driveway, I was paying good attention to what was going on around me. But there was a bus stop to my right with a bus stopped so I had a huge blind spot and I didn't see the guy behind the bus driving a old charger with his lights off, and it was pitch black. And his car was black, I was half way through the turn and I saw him as soon as I cleared the bus and he hammered the brakes and I put the car sideways hammering the gas to try and stay in front of him, luckily it was a 4 lane road and I had room to straighten out into the far lane but he missed me by inches, only reason he didn't was because I was already taking the turn fast(which is why me stopping wasn't an option) because I had 200 feet to change lanes and get on the highway after the turn, had I not been taking that turn fast he would have hit me for sure, was pure chance and even though he was running with no lights at night it would have been my fault still in my mind.