[Tim Cullingworth]

For our style of racing, normal you need to be at least halfway alongside at the turn in point to dispute a corner. So looking at number 5, the red car should be backing out as the blue car has the corner. In real racing you need to decide whether as the blue car you want to stack to your guns, as you're in the right, or not aim for the apex as if you do, you will get spun.

Looking at 7, again for us, you need to leave space all the way around the corner. No mater where you are on a track you are not allowed to run other cars off the track.

20.5 Manoeuvres liable to hinder other drivers, such as deliberate crowding of a car beyond the edge of the track or any other abnormal change of direction, are not permitted.

Remember that it is stated that there aren't any actual ruse written down for the corner portion of a track in F1 rules, also F1 drivers are the best of the best whereas we are racing all comers.