You could take Avus, and buldoze the high banked corner, then drive it backwards. Road signs woild then face backwards, so no-one would know.
The Gods were not smiling on me, this day. Before even arriving, I'd scrambled to discover the I.P. address was changed. Arrived none-the-worse, but the car behaved badly Online, with forward progress unsustainable for a lap. Kept you all waiting while a setup change finaly worked, and then . . . the lap did not register. "Grumble!" Started LAST.
Luckily, we're all well experienced at race starts here. So, only one accident ahead at the first corner, which I avoided. Then, only one at the second which blocked the track! So, not sure how we all survived, but I came away in 2nd place, and with a jaunty looking front suspension. "Grumble!" No, the Gods were not smiling.
With every surviver now following closely, and at a modest 140mph, I had to figure out how to keep my traumatized car on the road, and avoid causing another slalom test! Hobbled around until commencing battle with Christian for 2nd or 3rd place. It was an ungodly mistake for my 3 wheeler to make. The last straw that caused my bail out.
A 100mph first corner, where the track is narrow, is not the best place to test the width of two cars combined, unless the God's are smiling.