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Type of tactics in Formula 1 consisting of aggressive defending or attacking at or beyond the limit of the regulations, often used when a driver is in a desperate position where they know that they have to destabilise the opponent to compete with them or just because they don't know how to attack. Examples of haramcar moves include diving into a corner to claim the right to it, forcing your opponent wide, rear-tagging a car at the exit of a corner when you were supposed to back out, aggressive unlapping, squeezing a car on the inside, weaving on a straight, forcing you and your opponent off track when you know he has pace to overtake cars ahead, and so on...
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