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Test Run Ligabetrieb PZW meets We are One Racing
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Test Run Ligabetrieb PZW meets We are One Racing

Le Mans Ultimate solo event starting on with 1 Round.
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WE ARE ONE PIXEL LEAGUE

Sporting Regulations | LMU Endurance Racing

1. Championship Format

  • 10 race events per season.
  • Races take place on Friday evenings.
  • Five classes: Hypercar (HY), LMP2, LMP2 ELMS, LMP3 and GTE.
  • Two races per class during the season.
  • All participants must register before the event.

2. Qualifying

  • Drivers must complete qualifying within the scheduled session.
  • Invalid laps and track limits are subject to the event regulations.

3. Driving Standards

  • Respect other drivers at all times.
  • Contact caused by reckless or avoidable driving may be penalised.
  • Drivers must leave sufficient racing room.
  • Deliberate collisions, retaliation and dangerous driving are strictly prohibited.
  • Track limits must be respected. Gaining an advantage by leaving the track is prohibited.
  • Blue flags must be respected. Slower cars must not unnecessarily obstruct faster traffic.

4. Pit Stops and Repairs

  • Pit lane speed limits must be observed.
  • Drivers must enter and exit the pit lane safely.
  • Unsafe releases and avoidable collisions in the pit lane are prohibited.
  • Repairs, tyre changes, refuelling must follow the event settings.

5. Flags and Race Control

  • Yellow flags: Reduce speed and exercise caution in the affected sector.
  • Blue flags: Be aware of faster traffic and allow safe, predictable overtaking.
  • Black flags and penalties issued by race control must be respected.
  • Race control decisions are binding unless an official protest procedure applies.

6. Incidents and Penalties

Depending on the severity and circumstances, penalties may include:

  • Warning
  • Time penalty
  • Drive-through penalty
  • Qualifying penalty
  • Disqualification
  • Championship penalty or suspension for serious or repeated offences

7. Protests and Conduct

  • Incidents must be reported through the designated league channel.
  • Reports should include the lap, approximate time and available replay footage.
  • Protests must be submitted within the deadline announced by the organisers.
  • Respectful communication with race control and other participants is mandatory.
  • Abuse, deliberate disruption and unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated.

8. Final Provisions

All drivers are responsible for knowing and following these regulations.

The organisers reserve the right to clarify rules and impose appropriate penalties where necessary. Any event-specific regulations will be announced before the race.

Race fair. Respect the field. Finish together.