2.2. Main Season

1.4. Livery Guidelines & Car Number Selection 1.4.1. Drivers will be given templates including decals (such as country flag) and series sponsors. The use of this template is MANDATORY, and any paint schemes made without using this template will be rejected. 1.4.2. All liveries must be made in accordance with the iRacing Custom Paint Policy,…

4.2.1. These rules apply at all times during an event, regardless of session. They provide a general set of expectations of all drivers and teams that must be adhered to at all times when participating in events. 4.2.2. iRacing’s General Principle, as set out in paragraph 2.1.1 of the iRacing Sporting Code states:The “catch-all” general…

5.4. Event Penalty Structures 5.4.1. In order to keep penalties consistent between incidents reviewed during and post race, the following structure will be used. Note that the majority of penalties are time based, as this is easiest to implement across the board. 5.4.2. If a penalty is provided in race, it may be that Race…

4.5.1. In the event of a full course caution/safety car – which is used for emergency procedures or the track is blocked, the field will be “frozen” (no one will be able to gain or lose positions and must obey the instructions on screen. No overtaking is permitted on track unless iRacing directs you to…

5.5.1. In addition to race based penalties provided by race stewards, drivers may also receive penalty points across the season. These penalty points are designed to ensure that there is fair competition across the series, and ensure that continued poor driving standards are discouraged, especially where they may not alone warrant a race based penalty….

5.3.1. Punishments that can be appealed include: Time penalty added to race time. Application of penalty points. Series disqualification. The driver can provide additional context to their actions which may reduce the severity of the penalty applied. 5.3.2. The Stewards’ decision whether to uphold an appeal or dismiss an appeal is final and a driver…