Formula D
Do you roll for collision when you stop directly in front of or behind another car?
The rulebook names next to and behind, not in front, and posters agree on both halves.
- Formula D rulebook · Rulebook · Collision
- JimM · Community · 2009-06-22
- Gawain · Community · 2009-07-18
- The Stig · Community · 2009-03-13
- Kalidor · Community · 2010-06-07
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- Gawain · Community · 2017-04-02
- taalmod · Community · 2017-06-04
- fhomess · Community · 2017-04-03disagrees
- Boxatoys · Community · 2011-01-03disagrees
- Arabin · Community · 2009-06-28disagrees
In front: no. The collision risk covers a car that ends next to or behind another, so ending directly in front of a car gives no roll. Behind: yes. Stopping directly behind a car is a collision risk, and a car that brakes to stop there still rolls against the cars around its final space.