Quote from JO53PHS :

He was black flagged for repairs, but got a penalty for speeding in the pits. There wasn't enough time left to serve the penalty, so he crossed the line with a DTP and was disqualified

So it's a problem with LFS?

Quote from J.B. :

So it's a problem with LFS?

No, if you cross the finish line and haven't served your penalty, then you are disqualified - It's how its always been

But surely that wouldn't happen in a real race? I remember Schumacher one served his penalty on the final lap at Silverstone and won the race because of that but I think that caused some rule changes.

Any rule experts here?

My guess is that the pitlane is red on the final lap and outstanding stop and go and drive through penalties are converted to time penalties.

Quote from J.B. :

So it's a problem with LFS?

Quote from JO53PHS :

No, if you cross the finish line and haven't served your penalty, then you are disqualified - It's how its always been

Quote from J.B. :

But surely that wouldn't happen in a real race? I remember Schumacher one served his penalty on the final lap at Silverstone and won the race because of that but I think that caused some rule changes.

Any rule experts here?

My guess is that the pitlane is red on the final lap and outstanding stop and go and drive through penalties are converted to time penalties.

The problem was, that the leader was on his last lap, but he wasn't, therefore got a d/t instead of a time penalty, as he wasn't on the last lap.

So it's kinda a fault with lfs, as IRL, he would've got a time penalty.