That crash from Rodnick was a very severe one. It almost looked like a high-speed in-race crash, the kind that often happened in a race like the Italian Mega Prix for example, where chaos reigned.
How did Rodnick lose control and crash in a simple private flying laps drill?
When he rounded the track in the headquarters the first time, he grumbled when he realized it still didn't beat Luca's time, but it was better than his previous effort. The second lap fueled his frustration the more because it was much closer this time.
At the third, Rodnick believed he knew what might be causing the slight difference between him and Luca's lap times. He guessed it wasn't the speed of the car, but the lines he must be taking, meaning those subtle paths through the turns.
Rodnick was far more familiar with the Silver Stallions' track than Luca could ever be because he'd been here for quite some time. So he wondered how Luca could know better lines than he did.
