Lovely Sim Racing - Official Season 1 (NA)

League Overview

Welcome to the inaugural season of Lovely Sim Racing League! This GT3 championship brings together competitive racers for an exciting season featuring a progressive points system, multi-manufacturer car selection, and structured regulations to ensure fair racing. Whether you’re an experienced driver or a rising star, this series is designed to push your limits on some of the most legendary circuits. 

PRIZES

There will be a drawing at the end of the season, every race you complete will put you in the running for a drawing for some store credit at https://lsr.gg

 1st Prize: €80 Store Voucher

 2nd Prize: €50 Store Voucher

 3d Prize: €30 Store Voucher

Race Calendar

📅 Round 1: Monza – April 11

📅 Round 2: Brands Hatch – April 25

📅 Round 3: Spa – May 9

📅 Round 4: Zolder – May 23

📅 Round 5: Nürburgring – June 6

📅 Finale – Round 6: Silverstone – June 20

Race Format

• Free Practice: 5 minutes

• Qualifying: 10 minutes

• Race Duration:

• Rounds 1-5: 45 minutes, no mandatory pit stops.

• Round 6 Finale at Silverstone: 60 minutes, one pit stop, 1L of fuel minimum, tires optional.

• Start Type: Long Formation Rolling Start

🏁 Progressive points system ensures fair competition:

• Last place receives 1 point.

• The field is divided into thirds for point separation:

• Bottom third: Points separated by 1.

• Middle third: Points separated by 2.

• Top third: Points separated by 3.

• Podium Finishers receive additional points:

• 🥇 P1: +3

• 🥈 P2: +2

• 🥉 P3: +1

• ❌ No bonus point for fastest lap.

Drop Round Rules

• One unannounced absence is allowed, but the driver loses 5 points.

• A second unannounced absence results in disqualification from the championship.

🏎️ LFM Balance of Performance (BoP) GT3 Car List:

• AMR V8 Vantage GT3 (2019)

• Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo II (2022)

• Bentley Continental GT3 (2018)

• BMW M4 GT3 (2021)

• Ferrari 296 GT3 (2023)

• Ford Mustang GT3 (2024)

• Honda NSX GT3 Evo (2019)

• Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO 2 (2023)

• Lexus RC F GT3 (2016)

• McLaren 720S GT3 Evo (2023)

• Mercedes-AMG GT3 (2020)

• Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 (2018)

• Porsche 992 GT3 R (2023)