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Explaining race penalties

The typical penalty for violations is a 5-second time penalty or returning the position, with rare penalty points involved. A black-and-white flag can be issued for repeated track limit violations, and if an overtake happens off the track, drivers are often required to give back the position immediately to avoid penalties. If someone returns the position quickly, a penalty may be avoided, but repeatedly exceeding track limits could lead to escalating penalties.Clarifying passing rules

I should explain that passing outside the white line is typically not allowed if it results in a lasting advantage. If a driver leaves the track to complete a pass, they're often required to give it back. There's a nuance if the pass started before leaving the track due to squeezing. It’s good to remember examples like the Austria track limits situation. I'll keep this concise and provide the user with guidelines and ask if they want updates.Asking about race decisions

I should ask if the user has seen the race event give updates like “under investigation” or “no further action.” I also want to know if they’d like me to explain the specific rules, but I might avoid mentioning exact article numbers to prevent mistakes. Instead, I can refer to the ISC supplementary rules about track limits. Keeping it short and straightforward is key. Alright, let’s get this crafted!