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- eggmann_gtbn
I don't know if I'm the only one still confused, but I need clarification for 1.4.18 (Infineon).
The entire track is bordered by yellow lines, but there are rumble strips also adjacent to (across) the yellow lines. (I think the same thing occurs at Midfield, with white lines.)
Are we allowed to drive with 4 wheels on these rumble strips, or 2 on rumbles and 2 in the grass/run-off area, or do we need to keep two wheels on or inside the yellow line for the entire track?
The current rules:
3.4: Track Definition: The 'Track' is defined as all paved areas, including curbs and rumble strips. This includes areas of cobblestone, sidewalk, bricks, or other alternate kinds of paving, and paved areas partially covered by dirt, sand, or gravel.
3.4.1: The following surfaces are not considered 'Track' or paved areas: dirt, sand, gravel, grass, or mulch. Any area, paved or unpaved, delineated out of bounds by cones or temporary markers, such as stretches of track that shortcut a chicane, are not considered 'Track'. For flat paved areas with a painted track border (such as diagonal stripes or a solid line), the track side line of the border shall constitute the edge of the Track. At least two wheels must stay on the track side of (or touching) this line. If the entire car enters the border area, this will be deemed an Off.
The entire track is bordered by yellow lines, but there are rumble strips also adjacent to (across) the yellow lines. (I think the same thing occurs at Midfield, with white lines.)
Are we allowed to drive with 4 wheels on these rumble strips, or 2 on rumbles and 2 in the grass/run-off area, or do we need to keep two wheels on or inside the yellow line for the entire track?
The current rules:
3.4: Track Definition: The 'Track' is defined as all paved areas, including curbs and rumble strips. This includes areas of cobblestone, sidewalk, bricks, or other alternate kinds of paving, and paved areas partially covered by dirt, sand, or gravel.
3.4.1: The following surfaces are not considered 'Track' or paved areas: dirt, sand, gravel, grass, or mulch. Any area, paved or unpaved, delineated out of bounds by cones or temporary markers, such as stretches of track that shortcut a chicane, are not considered 'Track'. For flat paved areas with a painted track border (such as diagonal stripes or a solid line), the track side line of the border shall constitute the edge of the Track. At least two wheels must stay on the track side of (or touching) this line. If the entire car enters the border area, this will be deemed an Off.