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League Settings:
Legit-Racing League Driver Assists
Transmission - Either
Active Steering - off
Driving Physics - Professional
Assisted Stability Management - Any
Traction Control - Any
Driving Line - off
Anti-Lock Brakes - Any
Race Officials
There are no race officials on the track to issue warnings or to flag drivers.
The driver rules and etiquette will need to be upheld on a gentlemanly basis. If
you are in doubt, if you broke a rule, ask a surrounding driver, if there was an
infraction.
Keeping it "Real"
There is obviously no way to simulate real life in a game. The lack of true
physical harm won't prevent a driver from taking un-necessary risks. The penalty
system is harsh, and will motivate drivers, to be patient and drive their
vehicles within their respective limits.
Pit Road
Speed limit is 65MPH.
Reporting Race Violations
Drivers may report race violations, on PM basis to an LRL Event/Race
Coordinator. The PM must include the header "Race Violation", the body will
include the driver responsible, class series, vehicle make/model, and rules
infraction.
Legit-Racing League Terms
Race - Single race
Event - 1 or more races
Series - 1 or more events
Racing Rules:
I Vehicle Settings
1. Vehicle must be one of the available make/models for the series.
2. Vehicle must be rated at or below the power point limit set for the class of
event.
3. Vehicle must use the available tire rating for the class of event.
4. Vehicle must adhere to any set of special rules for that vehicle.
II Driver
1. Driver is responsible for signing up for a series during the registration
period.
2. Drivers are allowed to substitute drivers for a race within a series. The
driver will not gain any championship points or provisional points; however, the
team will generate team championship points
3. Driver must set aside time to compete and allow enough time to complete a
race within a series. If a driver does not show up for a race, the driver will
forfeit, his position and the next available non-qualifying driver will be
allowed to participate. Forfeit drivers will not be able to gain any provisional
points. If the driver must leave for a RL issue during a race, the driver is
considered to get a DNF and no points or provisional points are awarded.
III Racing
1. Vehicle must stay within the racing surface at all times during qualifying
and "generally" stay within the racing surface during a race. The racing surface
will be identified as a solid white line on the edge of the pavement and a solid
yellow line on "Oval" Super Speedways. Vehicles must be completely within the
racing surface to pass. If a pass is completed while infringing the white/yellow
line rule, the driver must yield the position. No obvious shortcutting is
permitted, this means that driving off the racing surface to avoid navigating a
series of turns to gain position and/or time is not allowed and will be
penalized.
2. Drivers will make it their utmost responsibility to not make contact with
another vehicle.
3. Blocking is not allowed. Do not suddenly deviate from a chosen racing line,
in an attempt to prevent a pass. The driver may choose a racing line, which
could deter passing, utilizing the white/yellow line.
4. Do not attempt to slow the pace of the race. This means that if you are a
"slower" vehicle, make adjustments to allow the faster driver by. This also
includes any un-sportsmanlike conduct where a driver will purposely run a slower
pace to disrupt the flow of the race, which could force errors on other drivers.
If your vehicle is one or more laps down, and the vehicles on the lead lap are
closing behind you, the lapped driver must yield to the lead lap cars.
5. Bump drafting is not allowed. We have a NO CONTACT policy here at
Legit-Racing League.
6. Do not race in an overly aggressive manner. Judgment will be made on a per
case basis.
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IV Points
The first race of any championship series, the top 12 qualifiers for the race
will need to qualify to enter the field.
Afterwards the top 10 will qualify, and the last two spots will be
awarded to the drivers that have the most current series points.
The winner of the class driver championship will be the driver with the highest
point standings at the end of the series, in the event of a tie, the driver with
the most 1st place finishes will win, then continues along with most
place finishes. If there is a complete tie we will have a special race with only
the tied drivers racing.
The winner of the class team championship will be the team with the highest
points standing at the end of the series, in the event of a tie, we will have a
special race with only the tied teams racing.
1st place: 20 pts
2nd place: 17 pts
3rd place: 15 pts
4th place: 13 pts
5th place: 12 pts
6th place: 11 pts
7th place: 10 pts
8th place: 9 pts
9th place: 8 pts
10th place: 7 pts
11th place: 6 pts
12th place: 5 pts
V Penalty/Point Deductions
1. Driver contact (situational pending LRL Official review). -5 pts per race
2. Vehicle not within race specifications. -no race points
3. Overly Aggressive Driving (situational pending LRL Official review). -5 pts
per race
4. Un-sportsmanlike conduct/driving. -5 pts per race and no race points
5. Racing surface violation. -5pts per race and no race points
Note: Some infractions will require multiple penalties and point deductions.
Example: Passing while not on the racing surface and not yielding the position,
while contacting the overtaken vehicle. -5 pts Racing Surface Violation (passing
while not on racing surface), -5 pts Un-sportsmanlike conduct (not yielding
position), -5 pts Overly Aggressive Driving (making contact during passing while
off the racing surface).
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