MCEC Season 3 Secondary Championship

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Race Start Times (UK Time)

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Meetup: 17:45 | Qualifying: 18:00 | Race: 18:15

Number of laps equivalent to an approximate 1 hour race in GT4.

28 racers at each event split into two classes: GT4 and GT5. GT4 cars will often be close to the quickest of their type with GT5 cars being close to the slowest. Drivers are only racing against those in their class.

The Championship

There will be 2 individual championship tables for GT4 and GT5. Points are awarded based on finishing position in class and drivers will remain in the same class throughout the championship.

Drivers will be able to drop their worst score meaning only their best 4 rounds will count to their overall total.

Disconnections

Everyone who starts the race will be classified and therefore receive points. If a racer disconnects he will be classified in 14th position, with the next person who disconnects classified in 13th, and so on.

Standard multi-class endurance racing rules apply - cars being lapped do not have to move out of the way for faster cars coming through, but should also not actively defend their position and try to slow down faster cars

Cars being lapped should stick to the racing line so faster cars can predict where they will be and make overtaking easier, though if a lapped car wants to move well out of the way safely that's fine. If in doubt, stick to the racing line.

Vehicle Upgrades

All cars must have the following wheels on their cars for each round (all from the Tuner category) - GT4: Endo v.1 | GT5: Dished Eight

All cars must have the following horns on their cars for each round - GT4: Clown Horn | GT5: Stock

All competitors must use the pit lanes provided to fix vehicle damage and must not respawn unless in an unrecoverable position. The only exception to this is The North Loop where respawning to fix damage is allowed.

Start Procedure

Once the race starts all drivers will get off the grid and wait for their name to be called out in starting order, with all GT4 cars at the front and all GT5 cars behind.

Drivers will line up on the grid in a staggered (F1-style) order, with a car length gap between each car and multiple car lengths left between the two classes.

The official race starter will verify everyone is in an adequate position then place a sticky bomb near the start of the grid. When this sticky bomb explodes the race has begun.

Before each race there will be a 1 lap non-contact qualifier to determine starting position (warm up lap, hot lap, cool down lap). Cars in GT4 must slow down enough to allow all vehicles to finish the race and have lap times recorded.