Good or bad overtakings?

The first pass was just very poorly done and had the inside car not screwed up so badly the brake point it would have been a collision. If you enter a corner side by side then your meant to leave room for the other car outside you through the corner.

Seeing the guy completly missed the brake point he got away with it but the guy outside should easily have been able to get the position back but really made no effort. Very sloppy driving but inside car would be fine more due to luck and doing so badly then anything else.

Second pass not sure what the car was going so slow for but youd have probably been better off going around the outside. Again got lucky not more contact and the other guy was asleep at the wheel pretty much having no clue about the other car. You could have easily passed on the outside with the pace the guy had but then with him being in a daze or drunk passing either side there was going to be tricky.

 

I agree the first pass was not a dive bomb, but very sloppy driving on both accounts. The defending car should have easily zipped back past the other car but munched the gas pedal and went sideways throwing the car off line allowing the other car to maintain the position.

Second pass was a bit risky but I probably would have done the exact same

 

1st, late braking, probably in the way, start braking when you see the other one brake, which is in most cases braking too late as it was here as well. Went off track and thus should give the position back. Sure didn't leave space for outside car either, but at this speed didn't even need to since it got in front. Proper way would be to slow down when rejoining and return just behind.
2nd, made mistake, was being overtaken, didn't notice car behind, kept his car in the middle of the road and the overtaking driver went for the gap. Legal and a skilled driver has no problem to fit into this tight space.