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by hrunt
762 days ago
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> In effect, you can win a race while having traveled 1 or 2 laps less than the others if you benefited from the lucky dog rule once or twice. The driver still has to travel the full number of laps to win the race, same as any other winner would. The lucky dog just gets to drive faster than anyone else is allowed to during caution. The driver actually has to drive their car all the way around the track. It's the same as if the driver was able to drive faster than the leader in the middle of the race and get their lap back the hard way. No one would say he traveled fewer laps. They would say he drove faster. |
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