Positive Perception 2.4 Social Series

Event Rules & Information

Welcome to the Positive Perception 2.4 Social Series. This event is all about bringing people together for an evening of enjoyable multi-class endurance racing. Whether you're driving a GT3, GT2, GT4 or Porsche Cup car, the focus is on having fun, racing respectfully and enjoying the challenge of sharing the circuit with different classes. This is a social event, not a championship. However, that does not mean standards disappear.

🚗 Classes

• GT3

• GT2

• GT4

• Porsche Cup

All classes will share the circuit throughout the event. Please remember that each class has different braking points, cornering speeds and acceleration characteristics. Predictability is key.

🕒 Event Format

Practice

19:00 UK – Server Opens - Practice Session: 15 Minutes

Qualifying

25 Minutes Total

First 12 Minutes

• GT4

• Porsche Cup

1 Minute Safety Gap

Final 12 Minutes

• GT3

• GT2

Drivers must only leave the pit lane during their allocated qualifying session. The one-minute gap exists to allow the first group to safely complete their laps and return to the pits before the second group begins qualifying.

Race

2.4 Hours

• Rolling Start

• No mandatory pit stop

• Pit lane open throughout

🤝 Event Philosophy

This event exists to provide relaxed, enjoyable multi-class endurance racing. It is not a win-at-all-costs event. It is an opportunity to enjoy long-form racing, run different cars, race with friends and share the circuit with a wide variety of machinery. The expectation is simple:

DON'T BE A DICK

Seriously. That's the headline rule.

⚠ Driving Standards

Whilst this is a social event, drivers are still expected to race respectfully. Mistakes happen.Cars get damaged. People miss braking points. That's endurance racing. What is not acceptable is behaviour that ruins the event for others. 

Examples include:

• Deliberate contact

• Retaliation

• Dangerous rejoins

• Unrealistic divebombs

• Blocking

• Repeated careless driving

• Aggressive or abusive behaviour

Being a social event is not an excuse for poor driving standards.

🔵 Multi-Class Racing

Multi-class racing only works when drivers remain predictable.

Faster Cars

The responsibility for completing a safe overtake lies with the overtaking car.

• Plan moves early

• Be patient

• Avoid forcing slower cars off line

• Respect different braking points

Slower Cars

• Hold your normal racing line

• Remain predictable

• Avoid sudden reactions

• Do not feel pressured into leaving the circuit

The safest traffic is predictable traffic.

🧑‍⚖️ Stewarding

This event will not feature post-race stewarding.

There will be no protest system and incidents will not be reviewed after the event.

Drivers are therefore expected to use common sense, patience and good judgement throughout.

Please do not interpret the absence of stewarding as permission to drive recklessly.

Admins reserve the right to remove drivers from the server or future events if behaviour is deemed unacceptable.

The expectation remains simple: Race with respect. Don't be a dick.

👤 Driver Names

Please ensure your in-game name closely matches your registration name wherever possible. This assists with administration and event management.

🎨 Custom Liveries

Custom liveries are welcomed and encouraged. Please ensure all liveries remain suitable for public viewing, screenshots and social media. Livery synchronisation will be handled via the Awesome Sim Racing livery sync package, with installation information available within Discord.

📢 Driver Briefing

A written driver briefing will be published in Discord prior to race day. All drivers are expected to read any event-specific instructions before joining the server.

🎤 Final Notes

This event exists for one reason: To enjoy a great evening of racing with like-minded people. 

Give room. Show patience. Respect the different classes. Help each other out. And above all else...

DON'T BE A DICK.