Official Regulations: In the event of any conflict between translated versions of these regulations and the official English version published by the league, the official regulations shall take precedence.
All competitors must use the same name in Discord and iRacing. Drivers competing under a different identity may be removed from the event.
All members are expected to conduct themselves professionally both on and off the circuit.
The following will not be tolerated:
Any concerns must be handled through the official stewarding process.
Every driver is responsible for avoiding unnecessary contact.
The objective is to complete every race with clean, respectful competition. If you cause another competitor to lose time or position through your actions, you are expected to return the position when it is safe and practical to do so.
The responsibility for executing a pass safely rests primarily with the overtaking driver.
A passing car earns racing room only when a significant overlap exists before turn-in. Divebombs, unrealistic late-braking attempts, and avoidable contact are prohibited.
Drivers may make one defensive move on a straight.
The following are prohibited:
Drivers must make every reasonable effort to remain within circuit boundaries.
If leaving the racing surface results in a lasting advantage, that advantage must be relinquished immediately.
Unsafe rejoins that interfere with another competitor may receive significant penalties.
Drivers involved in a spin or incident should hold the brakes whenever possible until it is safe to continue. Predictable vehicle movement helps prevent secondary collisions.
When approaching an incident:
Each driver is allocated one (1) Fast Repair per race.
Fast Repairs are intended for major damage or unavoidable incidents—not as a strategic tool.
Race Control reserves the right to review any suspected abuse. Decisions regarding Fast Repair usage are final.
Blue flags serve as a courtesy notification.
Drivers being lapped should:
Drivers overtaking slower traffic should exercise patience and avoid forcing dangerous situations.
Headlight flashing is permitted as a courtesy signal only. Excessive flashing intended to distract another competitor may be penalized.
Drivers must:
Drivers entering or exiting pit lane must remain inside the designated blend lines.
Unsafe pit exits or dangerous merges into traffic may result in penalties.
Following the finish:
Any intentional contact after the checkered flag will be treated as misconduct.
Race Control has full authority over all sporting decisions during official sessions.
Instructions issued by Race Control must be followed immediately.
Abusive behavior toward Race Control or league officials will not be tolerated.
Publicly arguing stewarding decisions or attempting to influence investigations may result in additional disciplinary action beyond the original incident.
Every driver is strongly encouraged to record their race locally with the relative/radar and delta visible.
If Race Control requests footage during an investigation and it cannot be provided, a penalty of 5–30 seconds may be applied at the stewards' discretion.
Post-race protests must be submitted through the official SimGrid Incident System.
Incident submissions close 24 hours after the completion of the event.
Drivers who fail to respond to steward requests or refuse to provide requested evidence may receive escalating disciplinary action, including:
Participation in the championship constitutes acceptance of these regulations.
Race Control and League Administration reserve the right to interpret, amend, or enforce these regulations whenever necessary to preserve fair competition, sporting integrity, and the overall quality of the championship.