Racing Rules & Etiquette
Race Start Procedure
1.
If multiclass, a gap of approximately 10 seconds
between classes shall be given at the start of the formation lap
2.
Drivers are to hold a steady pace and not
accelerate until green flag. Early starts will be considered jump starts.
Overtaking
- To
claim position in a corner, you must have substantial overlap before
turn-in.
- The
outside driver must be given space through the entire corner.
- The
inside driver must also be given space through the corner.
- Unsafe
dive-bombing (barge passing) is not allowed.
- If
the leading driver makes a significant mistake, a trailing driver may
attempt a pass with caution.
- On
straights, the leading driver may make one defensive move and one return
move unless the trailing car has overlap.
- The
leading driver may take any line through a corner unless an opponent has
overlap.
Lapping
- Blue
flags indicate a faster car is lapping you; allow them to pass safely.
- Lapping
drivers must overtake carefully and not force lapped cars off track.
- Lapped
drivers should not defend and should move aside when safe.
Contact
- Contact
may happen, but avoidable incidents must be acknowledged.
- If
you cause an incident, give the position back if possible.
- If
you cause a crash and suffer most, you cannot claim compensation.
- Expect
different braking zones and drive to avoid collisions.
- The
following driver must avoid rear-ending the car ahead.
- Brake-checking
or unnecessary slowing is strictly forbidden.
After an Incident
- Rejoining
drivers must not interfere with on-track traffic.
- On-track
drivers have priority over rejoining cars.
- You
only regain right of way once at racing speed.
- Use
mirrors and in-game tools to check for traffic before rejoining.
- If
stopped on track, hold brakes and do not move.
- If
safe, rejoin after traffic has passed
- Severely
damaged and uncontrollable cars should tow to the pits.
- Damaged
cars have no right of way while recovering.
- Stewards'
decisions are final. Please refrain from contacting Admins or Stewards to
dispute rulings.
These rules ensure fair, safe, and respectful racing for all
drivers. 🚗💨