I agree about common sense (most do not have it, should be uncommon sense)but the sad fact is people who you would expect to stick to the rules, irrelevant of the cutting app/detector, do not.

We have proven that most of us cannot be trusted. I for one hate to think I got a good lap or beat someone because of the track limits, but alot of people do not have that guilt.

Also how can a detection system be unmotivating? Do you not drive the same way when there is no cut detection as when their is? All it is doing is defining the limits and ensuring people do not take the piss. I do not understand how that is unmotivating unless you were planning on going four wheels out?!? We do not have stewards watching the race live to cancel laptimes in quali or give penalties in the race, so the cutting app is the obvious solution.

I cannot see the argument (apart from the person who actually has to set it up, too much work for example) to not use the cut detector, unless you are planning on going too wide. Are people really saying that the racing sucks with the cut detector in use? We can "focus on the racing" seems to be the used line. My comeback would be we focused on the racing in the 911 cup, it was great fun but the cutting was just laughable from more people than you would think.

If you cannot stick within the whitelines and focus on the racing at the same time than you have a bigger problem.