OTL – ACC Endurance Race Procedure

Briefing Info

At least one driver from each team MUST attend the briefing voice channel. This is to remind and discuss important information and for any questions to be asked before we move onto the event.

After briefing the race server will go live and driver one must connect first. Drivers can then go to their own chats.

DRIVER BRIEFING

At least one driver from each team MUST attend the briefing voice channel and all cars must stay in the pits during briefing. This is to remind and discuss important information and for any questions to be asked before we move onto the event.

After Briefing the race server will go live and driver one must connect first. Drivers can then go to their own chats.

JOINING SERVER & DISCONNECTS

Please use the first driver in the roster when first connecting to the server. You must wait for the first member of the team to connect to the server before the rest of your teammates to connect. If you do not follow the procedure correctly you may get a duplicated car and we will unlikely restart the server unless multiple teams also have the same issue.

If your car happens to disconnect all your drivers must also leave the server. The driver that joined the server first must also be the first to reconnect to the server to get your car back with the right amount of race laps.

TRACK ETIQUETTE

The usual OTL Rules apply for this event however there are some important ones that need to be noted for this event:

• Drivers are expected to be careful on pit exit and pit entry to avoid fast approaching cars. Drivers can do this by staying on the same side of the track on entry or exit.
• There will be many cars on track at the same time so it is important for everyone to obey Blue Flags correctly when racing. Drivers are expected to be prepared to move off the racing line and safely let faster cars by. It is also just as much on the overtaking car to be safe as well as the other cars are also racing.

STEWARD & INCIDENT POINT PENALTIES

We will have race control throughout the race. Drivers will be able to report incidents and race control will give suitable penalties. First lap incidents will be dealt with more harshly likely resulting in drive-throughs.

If you are at fault for an incident regardless of the type of incident you will be given an incident point. If you reach a certain incident point threshold you will either receive a drive-through, stop & go or disqualification. The table below will show how many incident points you need to get an additional penalty.