I'd say so,that's like i was saying unless you drive all the way along a straight on one sides edge or the other,and stay there,you must leave a car width on the side you moved from if you move back,so as not to create contact,or push the other driver off track.If a car is alongside on the outside,you just maintain your line,and brake to hold them out there,if you do it correctly,the other driver has no choice but to give in,& should he not,he'll end up of track,or because you can get to the apex & he can't,you'll get a half car length at least,and be on the power earlier,enabling you to run out to the edge of the track,provided you don't cause contact,or run the other car off the road. Unless they're a moron,once you've held them out wide on entry,they'll then switch to try the criss-cross,which you can defend by "parking" your car on the apex,meaning slightly over brake,with the emphasis on SLIGHTLY,making him brake AGAIN (you'll notice his nose dip if you watch your mirror),at which point you jump on the throttle,and done correctly,get good breathing space for the next cnr to pick your braking point.
That's just a summary of the first chapter of a book i read ten years ago on racecraft,but it is still and probably will be relevant always in racing,at least until we start racing spaceships anyway! LOL
Hope that makes things clear as grey sand,cause it is and always will be a grey area,debated hotly by opposing views!!!! ROTFLMFAO!!
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