If you crash into the opponent in front of you, wait and let him pass. After the race there is enough time to say sorry and have a chat.

In order to maintain comfortable personal interaction comply to the following rules:

• As long as all wheels are attached to the car keep going. Try to finish the race.

• Do not crash into other cars on purpose!

• Stay between the two white lines with your car.

• Don't be an encumbrance to others: Drivers on track have the right of way at all times!
  

• When leaving pitlane, take care that the track is empty.
• If you have crashed and/or spun the car off track, make sure the track is empty before you enter it again.
• Whenever you attempt to set a new hotlap, ensure there is enough distance to the cars in front of and behind you during your outlap. As a consequence (most likely) nobody will handicap you on the timed lap and vice versa.
• If you are not on timed lap, leave the racing line and give other drivers enough room so that they can pass without losing time.
• If you are about to be lapped, let others safely pass at a suitable place. Don't brake on the straights while driving on the racing line as the other drivers cannot predict such unusual behavior.

• Activate the in-car-chat and communicate only necessary things during race session (for example: "Accident in first corner"). The chat is really helpful but it should not disturb. Gentleness is welcome.
• Flashing the headlights as a simple means of communication can be useful, too. Depending on the situation you may want to utilize the lights to tell your opponents "I'm waiting", "Please let me lap you ...", "I have recognized you and will let you pass ..." etc.
• Teamspeak is also welcome. It simplifies communication and the exchange of thoughts and ideas.

 

 

In a nutshell: Be fair and respectful towards others.

HAPPY RACING TOGETHER
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