Haigang FC Climb CSL Title Race with Consecutive Points Recovery

The Haigang FC Climb CSL Title Race is one of the most prestigious and competitive races in China, where teams from different cities compete against each other to win the title. The race has been held annually since 2011 and attracts some of the best drivers in the country.

One of the key components of the race is the consecutive points recovery, which involves a driver who drives past another driver at least three times without getting any points for that race. This strategy is known as "three-point recovery" and it's used by many teams to improve their performance on the track.

In recent years, there have been several high-profile incidents involving consecutive points recovery, including the incident involving the team from Beijing, which was caught in a video clip showing how the driver repeatedly drove past another driver without scoring points for the entire race. The incident was widely reported and caused controversy among fans and media.

Another notable incident occurred during the 2019 Haigang FC Climb CSL Title Race when the team from Chengdu lost to the team from Hangzhou after two consecutive consecutive points recovery. The incident resulted in the suspension of the team from Hangzhou for six months.

Despite these incidents, the Haigang FC Climb CSL Title Race remains one of the most exciting and challenging races in China. Teams from all over the country participate in the race, and each team aims to win the title and gain exposure in the country's motorsport scene. With so much competition, it's no surprise that the race continues to attract top drivers and enthusiasts alike.