I thank you for your words, but still I must insist that's not a legit/fair move on your part.
I mean, the 2nd move - and it's all on the rules.
I didn't back out after you shut the door on me (your 1st move).
I simply switched lines to try and pass you on the other side (since you closed the door on the right - then I tried to pass on the left) - I was still gaining on you in terms of speed and closing the gap, for I had a better top speed and better acceleration after the hairpin - so I was still on a valid/legit attacking move, with part of my car alongside with yours - which 'forces' you to leave me space already (also according to the rules) - we were 'officially' partially alongside at that point (with parts of our cars - even if only a very small portion - already side by side) and from that point on, if any of us switch lines (without leaving space), we would cause a contact with each other - and the person to blame for that contact and a possible incident, would obviously be the one who switched lines, to try to block a clear, legit and fair overtaking move from an attacking car.
The point is:
I really think some people get easily confused with what's a legit defensive move and what's just a nasty door closing on someone else's face, which can easily lead to a contact and an accident.
One thing is being aggressive (doing stuff allowed by the rules).
Another thing is being unfair (doing stuff NOT allowed by the rules).
People seem to have a hard time finding a way to be aggressive AND fair at the same time.
Even in real life, with guys like Verstappen and Vettel, for example, doing a bunch of crazy shit and people praising them for that - no doubt they're very good drivers and can pull up some amazing (and fair) moves, but they also do a LOT of unfair stuff and FIA is also totally incosistent when it comes about penalties, which also contributes for getting people confused on what's ok and what's not..
Anyways..
My 'complain' was actually pretty simple - and as I said before, it's all on the rule book:
From the 2nd move on, the defending driver MUST leave a 1-car-width space to the attacking car - which you didn't do and we almost had a silly, but terrible accident where at least one of us (but probably both) could've had their races done, right there..
To me is not hard to be aggressive and fair at the same time -
and being fair is always more important.It's a shame not everyone thinks and acts the same (not talking about you, or anyone specific. I'm literally talking about everyone) - that should be just natural..
I just want people to be more careful and avoid this kind of dangerous situation - that's all.
No harm done (this time), so it's all good.
As I said, it was just a heads up and not actually an incident report or anything.