Realistic NASCAR's World TBO Championship Series
Cars: RB4 (0% Restriction), XRT (1% Restriction), & FXO (5% restriction)
Server Location: Realistic NASCAR 500
Schedule
All races begin with a 1 hour qualifying session at 15:30 GMT. Races will begin promptly at 17:00, but at least 1 timed lap must be submitted by the driver who will race each entry in that entry during qualifying.
Round 1 – Sept. 11th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 2 – Sept. 25th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 3 – Oct. 9th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 4 – Oct. 23rd 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 5 – Nov. 6th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 6 – Nov. 20th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Provisionals
All participants are given 2 provisionals. They must be applied for on the provisional thread located here on the Realistic NASCAR Website. When taking a provisional participants are given the option of taking 5 points, or have a team mate race the event in their place.
Back-up Drivers must:
-Be listed as a member of the same team as the regular driver on LFSworld.
-Drive the same car number and model as the person they are replacing.
-Have a LFS experience rating of over 250
-Not be a regular driver in the series.
Note: Once a back-up driver is used once, they may not drive back-up for any other entry.
Points
Points will be awarded for the following:
1st place: 25 pts
2nd place: 22 pts
3rd place: 20 pts
4th place: 18 pts
5th place: 16 pts
6th place: 14 pts
7th place: 12 pts
8th place: 10 pts
9th place: 8 pts
10th place: 7 pts
11th place: 6 pts
12th place: 5 pts
13th place: 4 pts
14th place: 3 pts
15th place: 2 pts
Finishing on lead lap 16th or worse: 1 pt
Pole: 2 pts
Fastest race lap: 2 pts
Qualifying
Qualifying will take place promptly at 15:30 GMT. Drivers will be given a 1 hour session with hardcore qualifying enabled. Any desired adjustments must be made on pit road. Drafting, bump drafting, crashing, holding up other qualifiers, and sitting on track outside of the garage area will result in penalties assessed in the race. Penalties left over from qualifying will carry directly over to the race if not served in the 1 hour qualifying session. Be aware the here is a possibility of a red flag situation at any time during qualifications. If a red flag is thrown you are permitted to continue on the lap that you are on unless told otherwise by race officials. Once you are told to stop your lap, or you cross the finish line to complete the lap you were on, you are asked to slowly come to a stop and wait for the green flag to return to the race track.
Driver’s Name
Driver name's will have to be changed to have your real name and your number like this for all sessions: 0 J.Doe
Attempting to Finish Under Green Flag
A red flag may be thrown in an attempt to allow the race to finish under green if it comes out late race. For a red flag all cars must stop in order behind the leader. The pace car will take place at the front of this order (if not already) and a yellow will be thrown to end this period. The restart will occur at the next passing of the restart area and the pits will be closed until this restart.
Yellow Flag Information
Full course cautions will be thrown only when there is deemed to be a hazard to competition such as a car sideways on track or disabled for example. When yellow flag is thrown you are asked to slow down to at or below 100 MPH or (160 KPH) until you are able to catch the pace car, but please do not hit your brakes unless to avoid collision. The leader will wrap around and take place behind the pace car which will travel at around 80 MPH (about 130 KPH) in the straight away. You are asked to follow the person in front of you 2 seconds behind, and to follow beside them rather than directly in their tracks under yellow flag until the restart is imminent. Restarts will occur as quickly as possible while still allowing cars a passing of pit road in which they can make a yellow flag stop. If the white flag has dropped before a yellow flag does, the running order will be frozen as of the time of the yellow. Only cars which were unable to maintain a speed of more than 80 MPH (130 KPH) on the straights may lose their position. If cars are involved in a crash they will be given the position in which they return to yellow flag speed until they fail to maintain that velocity once more. Overly aggressive driving will result in penalties assessed post race.
Lap Down Cars Under Yellow
Prior to restarts, cars that are 1 or more laps down will be moved to the rear of the field (behind the lead lap cars). The first car one lap down at the time of the yellow will be allowed to take the wave around and rejoin at the tail end of the field for the restart. Lap down cars remaining in front of the leader will be allowed to pass the pace car and return to the tail of the pack behind the free pass car. The wave around car will be permitted to pit under this yellow flag period without penalty, but free pass cars will not until the green flag has dropped. If there are lead lap cars pitting under yellow flag, lap down cars are asked to yield a pit stall to the lead lap cars and wait their turn. If a lad lap car is unable to get into a pit stall under yellow, and there are lap cars in stalls these lap down cars will be given a tail end of the longest line penalty on the restart. Those who stopped and gave lead lap cars positions to pit on the crowded pit road will be allowed to start in their previous positions.
Restarts
Restarts are to occur between the restart lines about 20 meters and 40 meters behind the Start/Finish. All flags will be called by race control. If green flag is not called by race control then the restart will not occur. If the line-up has issues yellow flag will be called before the green flag was supposed to be. If a driver is involved in a crash they will not be given their previous position back, but rather they will be given the spot that they had when they returned to the running order. If you pit under yellow you will be placed in exiting order behind those who did not pit under that caution period. All starts will be single file. The Pace Car’s lights will be turned off when the crossing the finish line for the final time under that yellow flag period.
In Game Chat
Chatting will be disallowed during all sessions unless prompted to do so. Permission to speak must be asked for and granted during all sessions at all times during on-track action when the chat is announced to be closed. This rule will be enforced strictly by the administration team.
Pitting Instructions
On entry to pit road there will be a “Commitment Cone” in which in order to pit you must cross entirely to the pit road side of. If you strike the commitment cone you will be given a pass through penalty under green, and you will be required to start at the tail end of the line if you strike it under yellow. The same applies to the merge line cone on exit.
Skin Requirments
All participants must have a visible number on each side of their car. Skins may not contain graphic content (nudity, gore, ect.) Failure to have a proper skin will result in a drive through penalty in each session that the improper skin is used.
Failure to Comply
Failure to follow these rules will result in in-race penalties which will be determined by the benefit that the rules infraction has given you. Failure to serve a penalty within 3 laps of it being issued will result in a worsened penalty, and failure to serve a 2nd penalty will result in disqualification. Should the race finish and there is an existing penalty, the driver with the penalty will be credited with finishing the last car on the lap in which he finished on (or, if ignoring the penalty is judged to give a greater benefit than this, they may be given a harsher penalty)
Driver Requirements
In order to be eligible to participate in Realistic NASCAR's TBO World Championship Series a driver must have an LFS experience rating of 250 or greater, and have submitted a valid registration to this thread.
Misc.
All race finishes will be reviewed fully by the administration team, and official results will be posted the Wednesday following each round. If you have any questions about these race procedures please feel free to P.M. Any race official or e-mail us at [email protected]
How to Enter
In order to sign-up for Realistic NASCAR's TBO World Championship Series simply post the following information here.
Primary driver's LFSWorld Name:
Desired Number (1-99):
Country*:
Full Team Name**:
In-Game Racer Name:
Full Racer Name:
Back-up Driver #1 LFSworld Name***:
Back-up Driver #2 LFSworld Name:
* using official code located at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-3
** If you do not have a team please make one up for yourself to be a member of. Please place team tag at the end of the full team name as well.
*** Note that if you are listed as a back-up driver for another entry you will not be allowed to drive full time in the Series. List as many or few back-up drivers as desired only with their permission, and only if they are on your team
Example:
In the Event of Registration Issues on the Realistic NASCAR Website
If you have problems signing up as a member on nascar.freeforums.org please e-mail ([email protected]) or PM Cornys on lfsforum.net please include your LFSworld Name, date of birth, and desired user name. (password will be given to you, and from there you are expected to change it so that the admin team won't have your password.
Entry List (1 out of 30 allowed to race)
34 - Karolis Motiejuitis
Cars: RB4 (0% Restriction), XRT (1% Restriction), & FXO (5% restriction)
Server Location: Realistic NASCAR 500
Schedule
All races begin with a 1 hour qualifying session at 15:30 GMT. Races will begin promptly at 17:00, but at least 1 timed lap must be submitted by the driver who will race each entry in that entry during qualifying.
Round 1 – Sept. 11th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 2 – Sept. 25th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 3 – Oct. 9th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 4 – Oct. 23rd 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 5 – Nov. 6th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Round 6 – Nov. 20th 2011 – Location & distance determined by pole
Provisionals
All participants are given 2 provisionals. They must be applied for on the provisional thread located here on the Realistic NASCAR Website. When taking a provisional participants are given the option of taking 5 points, or have a team mate race the event in their place.
Back-up Drivers must:
-Be listed as a member of the same team as the regular driver on LFSworld.
-Drive the same car number and model as the person they are replacing.
-Have a LFS experience rating of over 250
-Not be a regular driver in the series.
Note: Once a back-up driver is used once, they may not drive back-up for any other entry.
Points
Points will be awarded for the following:
1st place: 25 pts
2nd place: 22 pts
3rd place: 20 pts
4th place: 18 pts
5th place: 16 pts
6th place: 14 pts
7th place: 12 pts
8th place: 10 pts
9th place: 8 pts
10th place: 7 pts
11th place: 6 pts
12th place: 5 pts
13th place: 4 pts
14th place: 3 pts
15th place: 2 pts
Finishing on lead lap 16th or worse: 1 pt
Pole: 2 pts
Fastest race lap: 2 pts
Qualifying
Qualifying will take place promptly at 15:30 GMT. Drivers will be given a 1 hour session with hardcore qualifying enabled. Any desired adjustments must be made on pit road. Drafting, bump drafting, crashing, holding up other qualifiers, and sitting on track outside of the garage area will result in penalties assessed in the race. Penalties left over from qualifying will carry directly over to the race if not served in the 1 hour qualifying session. Be aware the here is a possibility of a red flag situation at any time during qualifications. If a red flag is thrown you are permitted to continue on the lap that you are on unless told otherwise by race officials. Once you are told to stop your lap, or you cross the finish line to complete the lap you were on, you are asked to slowly come to a stop and wait for the green flag to return to the race track.
Driver’s Name
Driver name's will have to be changed to have your real name and your number like this for all sessions: 0 J.Doe
Attempting to Finish Under Green Flag
A red flag may be thrown in an attempt to allow the race to finish under green if it comes out late race. For a red flag all cars must stop in order behind the leader. The pace car will take place at the front of this order (if not already) and a yellow will be thrown to end this period. The restart will occur at the next passing of the restart area and the pits will be closed until this restart.
Yellow Flag Information
Full course cautions will be thrown only when there is deemed to be a hazard to competition such as a car sideways on track or disabled for example. When yellow flag is thrown you are asked to slow down to at or below 100 MPH or (160 KPH) until you are able to catch the pace car, but please do not hit your brakes unless to avoid collision. The leader will wrap around and take place behind the pace car which will travel at around 80 MPH (about 130 KPH) in the straight away. You are asked to follow the person in front of you 2 seconds behind, and to follow beside them rather than directly in their tracks under yellow flag until the restart is imminent. Restarts will occur as quickly as possible while still allowing cars a passing of pit road in which they can make a yellow flag stop. If the white flag has dropped before a yellow flag does, the running order will be frozen as of the time of the yellow. Only cars which were unable to maintain a speed of more than 80 MPH (130 KPH) on the straights may lose their position. If cars are involved in a crash they will be given the position in which they return to yellow flag speed until they fail to maintain that velocity once more. Overly aggressive driving will result in penalties assessed post race.
Lap Down Cars Under Yellow
Prior to restarts, cars that are 1 or more laps down will be moved to the rear of the field (behind the lead lap cars). The first car one lap down at the time of the yellow will be allowed to take the wave around and rejoin at the tail end of the field for the restart. Lap down cars remaining in front of the leader will be allowed to pass the pace car and return to the tail of the pack behind the free pass car. The wave around car will be permitted to pit under this yellow flag period without penalty, but free pass cars will not until the green flag has dropped. If there are lead lap cars pitting under yellow flag, lap down cars are asked to yield a pit stall to the lead lap cars and wait their turn. If a lad lap car is unable to get into a pit stall under yellow, and there are lap cars in stalls these lap down cars will be given a tail end of the longest line penalty on the restart. Those who stopped and gave lead lap cars positions to pit on the crowded pit road will be allowed to start in their previous positions.
Restarts
Restarts are to occur between the restart lines about 20 meters and 40 meters behind the Start/Finish. All flags will be called by race control. If green flag is not called by race control then the restart will not occur. If the line-up has issues yellow flag will be called before the green flag was supposed to be. If a driver is involved in a crash they will not be given their previous position back, but rather they will be given the spot that they had when they returned to the running order. If you pit under yellow you will be placed in exiting order behind those who did not pit under that caution period. All starts will be single file. The Pace Car’s lights will be turned off when the crossing the finish line for the final time under that yellow flag period.
In Game Chat
Chatting will be disallowed during all sessions unless prompted to do so. Permission to speak must be asked for and granted during all sessions at all times during on-track action when the chat is announced to be closed. This rule will be enforced strictly by the administration team.
Pitting Instructions
On entry to pit road there will be a “Commitment Cone” in which in order to pit you must cross entirely to the pit road side of. If you strike the commitment cone you will be given a pass through penalty under green, and you will be required to start at the tail end of the line if you strike it under yellow. The same applies to the merge line cone on exit.
Skin Requirments
All participants must have a visible number on each side of their car. Skins may not contain graphic content (nudity, gore, ect.) Failure to have a proper skin will result in a drive through penalty in each session that the improper skin is used.
Failure to Comply
Failure to follow these rules will result in in-race penalties which will be determined by the benefit that the rules infraction has given you. Failure to serve a penalty within 3 laps of it being issued will result in a worsened penalty, and failure to serve a 2nd penalty will result in disqualification. Should the race finish and there is an existing penalty, the driver with the penalty will be credited with finishing the last car on the lap in which he finished on (or, if ignoring the penalty is judged to give a greater benefit than this, they may be given a harsher penalty)
Driver Requirements
In order to be eligible to participate in Realistic NASCAR's TBO World Championship Series a driver must have an LFS experience rating of 250 or greater, and have submitted a valid registration to this thread.
Misc.
All race finishes will be reviewed fully by the administration team, and official results will be posted the Wednesday following each round. If you have any questions about these race procedures please feel free to P.M. Any race official or e-mail us at [email protected]
How to Enter
In order to sign-up for Realistic NASCAR's TBO World Championship Series simply post the following information here.
Primary driver's LFSWorld Name:
Desired Number (1-99):
Country*:
Full Team Name**:
In-Game Racer Name:
Full Racer Name:
Back-up Driver #1 LFSworld Name***:
Back-up Driver #2 LFSworld Name:
* using official code located at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-3
** If you do not have a team please make one up for yourself to be a member of. Please place team tag at the end of the full team name as well.
*** Note that if you are listed as a back-up driver for another entry you will not be allowed to drive full time in the Series. List as many or few back-up drivers as desired only with their permission, and only if they are on your team
Example:
In the Event of Registration Issues on the Realistic NASCAR Website
If you have problems signing up as a member on nascar.freeforums.org please e-mail ([email protected]) or PM Cornys on lfsforum.net please include your LFSworld Name, date of birth, and desired user name. (password will be given to you, and from there you are expected to change it so that the admin team won't have your password.
Entry List (1 out of 30 allowed to race)
34 - Karolis Motiejuitis
Sorry about that.. that was a doh! moment.. And anyways, I was just thinking of those seeing impaired guys :P