[Russell Sobie]

"Divebomb" is essentially attempting an inside overtake through a turn when you do not have significant overlap with the driver you are attacking before they TURN IN. The distinction for turn in versus start of the braking zone means that if you are capable of out breaking someone inside the braking zone in order to get along side before the actual turn in, the attacker technically has a right to the apex and a car's width around it.

But as Tim points out: we are relative newbies for one... and for two, we are contending with Internet connectivity. Attempting to pull off a pass that is "technically" within your rights is typically going to end in a disaster for SRS racers.

I recommend getting clearly along side of other drivers before braking starts so they have an understanding of what is about to happen. And if you aren't along side, get ready to be accused of divebombing if contact occurs.

And finally, the SRS regulations don't go into any of this detail, so basically it's the wild west out there. Good luck!