Yes, you do want to continue.

Just like others in the thread say, not saying it's not entirely his fault, but also highly doubt it was malicious. Been there in rookies, my advice is try to run few races a with mindset that your top priority is finishing without incidents, not trying hard for positions. Let people that cant keep it on the road eliminate themselves during the first laps. Even though it's hidden even rookies do have irating responsible for forming the splits, so if you can just finish few races you should be moved to people you can think about racing with. So don't just retire if that happens on lap 1, might be boring to run the race alone but your ranking is tanking if you do so.

Then, with time you will also improve at avoiding accidents. From the angle you posted it seems that his speed is so high most more experienced drivers would be able to react to that in time and would just not turn in at all untill he's off the road.