FLAMING and PROFANITY, implied or direct will not be tolerated
All
races have cautions on and there is plenty of time to
make up spots, so be patient and HAVE FUN! Remember
that we're all here to have a
good time!
1. All Drivers must be members of Delta-SimRacing in good standing. Actions deemed
inappropriate by race control, but not covered in the rules
may result in penalties. If you think you shouldn't do it, don't do it. Be
considerate of all drivers, and that includes those that may be involved in
incidents.
NO FLAMING (that means NO insults, implied or direct) and no
intentional wrecking. Intentional wrecking at any time will result in a
disqualification and suspension.
2. No passing to the inside before the start/finish line on start/restarts and
NO EXCESSIVE SLOWING or brake checks on restarts. No chatting except autochat during green flag racing or after
the last turn before going green. All drivers will maintain an interval around
.5 seconds on pace laps and must stay behind the car in front of them until the
green drops. If you jump the start you
will be penalized. If you cause a wreck on the start/restart by reckless
driving, you will get a penalty (how severe will be determined by the review
board).
3. If you have a problem with warp, stay out of the racing line and pit until
the connection problems clear up. If you get disconnected, reconnect and rejoin
the race. The race WILL NOT be restarted for people who lose their connections,
blow up, lose a gear, wreck, etc.
4. Drivers must use the same log in name for each event.
Drivers
should make sure they have the correct player selected before logging in and
make sure that they are in the correct car. The server will not be restarted so
somebody can get a different car so make sure you bring the right car to the
track.
5. Drivers must serve legitimate black flag penalties. Not serving a
black flag penalty will result in the game parking you and a DQ. If you try to serve the penalty and it
won't clear, let the race admin know. If it's a bogus
black flag, let the admin know and it may be cleared. If it is determined
during the post race review that the black flag is legitimate, you will be
penalized 2 laps.
6. When pitting under
yellow,
maintain 5 MPH under the pace speed and do not pass the pace car or on track
leader. Passing the leader or pace car under yellow at
the s/f line will result in
a 1 lap penalty and loss of any points gained by the pass. Make sure to stay in
the outside lane until you are close to your stall. Avoid cutting through
another driver's pit stall as best as you can. Cars slowing for their stalls may
be passed on the outside. Cars still on the track may pass cars on pit road
AFTER the pitting cars get onto pit road. If you pass a car that is on the
access road, the game will give you a black flag so give plenty of room and be
patient (they are pitting, after all, so there's no need to rush past them).
7. Race back to the line when the yellow flies. The 'Happy Dog' (first car off
the lead lap) will drive through the pits to get the 'end of the
longest line' penalty. After starting at the end of the longest line on the
restart, a race admin will add a lap. If the 'Happy Dog' does not go to the end
of the longest line no lap will be added. With 10 or less to go, there will be
no 'Happy Dog' and all lapped cars must pit (see rule #8).
8. Cars on the lead lap (and the 'Happy Dog') are the only cars allowed to pit the
first time pits are open under
yellow
except on
road courses. Lapped cars must wait for the
second caution lap to pit on ovals. If the yellow comes out with 15 or less
laps remaining in the race, lapped cars must drive through the pits the 2nd
or 3rd time
by to allow the lead lap cars to the front of the single file restart. Any lapped
car that fails to pit with 15 or less to go will be given a 1 lap penalty.
9. All drivers must yield to race traffic after green flag pit stops. Merging
into race traffic before you are up to speed (cutting somebody off) will result
in a 5 point penalty. If you miss your pit stall, you may back up if doing so
will not interfere with other drivers (be careful because if you back up too
far, the game will DQ you). If you miss the pit entrance, you MUST go around.
Causing an incident by backing up on the track will result in a 5 point penalty, probation
and/or suspension.
10. Protests must be emailed to ZiggyM. Protests should include the lap
information, drivers involved and a suggested penalty. Driver's
filing protests should be ready to submit their replay for review upon request.
Drivers are encouraged to discuss any incidents AFTER the race and to exchange
replays before filing a protest. Remember rule #1, respect your fellow drivers and
try to take car of incidents off
the track.
Failure to abide by these rules may result in penalties. Some penalties include:
-Black Flag
-Loss of laps
-Loss of points
-Disqualification
-Probation
-Suspension
Replays will be used to enforce penalties, so make sure to save your replays for
the week. Appeals for penalties will be considered until the final race results
are posted (usually 7 days).
Point system:
Pos Points
1 = 56
2 = 47
3 = 39
4 = 32
5 = 26
6 = 21
7 = 17
8 = 14
9 = 12
10 = 11
11 = 10
12 = 9
13 = 8 (-1 per position down to 1)
Bonus points are cumulative and are awarded as follows:
Lead a Lap = +1
Lead Most Laps = +1
Round Champions (3) will be the drivers that acquire the most points of each round.
Overall Points Champion will be the driver that acquires the most points over the
first 3 rounds.
The "Classic Iron" finals
will be a 'playoff' type round at the end of the season. Best 4 of 7 races
with each driver that finished in the top 5 of each round, division and overall
gaining bonus points (5 for 1st, 4 for 2nd, etc) and an additional bonus point
for each win during the season (ie, finish 1st in a division [5], 1st in a round
[5] and get 3 wins [3] starts the driver with 13 points).
Have Fun and Thx
for Racing! ZiggyM
Any questions,
concerns and zipped car files should be sent to ZiggyM (at my comcast.net address, the address available
through the profile at the
message board or by using the contact webmaster links found on the site).