No, there is no safety rating deducted if you were involved in one (1) accident (= 4 incident points) and finish the remaining race clean! For a safety rating to be deducted, more must happen. However, since it is impossible to automatically determine who caused an incident, both drivers will of course always be credited with incident points in the event of accidents or contact. If you actually lose your safety rating in a race due to several unfortunate situations, this is not a big deal because the SR value shows a tendency over many races and is therefore a very good indicator of how safe or how clean the respective driver is in the race.
If, on the other hand, the SR continuously decreases, you have to be honest enough to ask yourself where you can still improve or what the other drivers with a higher safety rating (see Safety Rating Leaderboard) are doing better. Self-reflection is very important here!
If, on the other hand, the SR continuously decreases, you have to be honest enough to ask yourself where you can still improve or what the other drivers with a higher safety rating (see Safety Rating Leaderboard) are doing better. Self-reflection is very important here!