Rules
1 - General Rules
a) The GPTCC is an AI championship where the game races for you!
- If you're interested in joining the series please use the template below. If there is a space available you'll be immediately added to the roster.
Driver Name:
Driver Nationality:
Driver Number:
b) Whilst there are no strict rules on activity all participants are expected to stay active. If a driver remains inactive for several races they run the risk of losing their seat, regardless of whether there are people waiting to join or not.
c) It is every participants responsibility to read the rules. Not having read the rules is not a viable excuse in disagreements.
2 - The Racing
a) Each race weekend will feature a single free practice session and a single qualifying session, both with a time limit of 30 minutes.
b) The racing will be split into three separate events, lasting between 15-20 minutes (20% race distance) approximately.
c) Race 1 will use the grid from qualifying, the Race 2 grid will use the results from Race 1 and Race 3 will be a reversed grid race using the results from Race 2
d) Drivers who retire from Race 2 will start from the back of the grid in Race 3 in the order in which they retired.
e) The series will use the following points system:
1st - 20
2nd - 17
3rd - 15
4th - 14
5th - 11
6th - 10
7th - 9
8th - 8
9th - 7
10th - 6
11th - 5
12th - 4
13th - 3
14th - 2
15th - 1
Pole Position - 2
Fastest Lap - 1
f) In the event of the occurrence of a game breaking bug - i.e. pitstop bug, drivers running out of fuel - the race results will be taken from an appropriate time, usually one lap prior to the bugs appearance. However if less then 50% race distance has been completely the results will be declared null and void
g) The calendar will be chosen via a democratic vote with the top 5 most popular tracks making up the calendar
h) The GPTCC reserves the right to alter the calendar where necessary
3 - Performance
a) Drivers will be able to improve both their own and their cars abilities by buying upgrades
b) The base perf is set at 660bhp, 1500 failure rating for the car and 16000, 250 variation for drivers.
c) All new drivers entering the series will start with £500 to spend
d) Drivers will not be able to purchase upgrades in between session. You will be notified when the market opens and closes.
e) Drivers will be rewarded the following amounts according to their finishing positions in the races:
1 - £500
2 - £400
3 - £350
4 - £300
5 - £250
6 - £200
7 - £150
8 - £100
9->22 - £50
f) Drivers will also receive an additional £200 for taking pole position in qualifying.
g) There is no pole bonus for starting from pole in Race 2 or 3
h) Drivers can carry over a maximum of £1500 from one season to the next.
i) Drivers are able to buy the following upgrades:
Driver Upgrades:
Qualifying Skill +10: £100
Race Skill +10: £100
Reduce Qualifying Variation -10: +100
Increase Qualifying Variation +10: +100
Reduce Race Variation -10: +100
Increase Race Variation +10: +100
Car Upgrades:
Qualifying BHP +1: £150
Race BHP +1: £150
Failure Rate -50: £50
4 - Sponsors
a) Drivers may also choose one qualifying and one race sponsor in order to boost their earnings:
Qualifying
A - Front row start - £300
B - Top half - £200
C - Beat your team mate - £100
D - Improve on your last result - £150
Race
A - Podium finish - £300
B - Top half finish - £200
C - Beat your team mate - £100
D - Improve on your last result - £150
b) Qualifying sponsor rewards are only given out in the first qualifying session. No qualifying rewards are given out for the Race 2 or 3 grids
c) Race sponsor rewards are only given out to drivers who are classified as finishing the race. Any driver who retires from a race becomes illegible for receiving race sponsor rewards for that race.
d) After the result of the first session of the season has been posted, drivers will not be allowed to change their sponsors for the remainder of the season.
5 - Liveries
a) All liveries must prominently display both the drivers name and personal number
b) Drivers are allowed to design and use their own helmets, please use the shape found here: http://www.gp4central.com/misc/Helmets/
c) Likewise drivers are free to design there own cars, all the available car templates can be found here: https://www.mediafire.com/?stvev40sdds609u
d) Livery updates are permitted, however please provide at least one race notice and make sure the files are in the .tga file format
e) Drivers are allowed to chose their own personal numbers from between 2 and 999
f) Number 1 is reserved for the series champion
g) Drivers are allowed to change their number at any point during their first season. However after their second season begins they are no longer allowed to change.
Current Entry List (No spaces currently available, but you can still be added to the waiting list!):
Nauru DTK-MS Racing
44 - Jimmy Laad (GBR)
87 - Manolis Sigoulakis (GRE)
Online Martini Racing
15 - Joel Rautavaara (FIN)
20 - Ben Utzer (GER)
2KF1 Racing
4 - Aidan Keranen (AUS)
38 - Ron Squire (WEL)
Forza Turismo GP
28 - Rami Saidy (GBR)
69 - Milos Ancevski (SER)
Speedy Racing
34 - Lesley Buurlage (DUT)
57 - Rui Martins (POR)
EvoGP Touring Racing
11 - Sebastian Levret (FRE)
52 - Dhafin Rizki (IND)
Jäger Racing
13 - Steven Poirier (CAN)
94 - William Néron (CAN)
Diablo Racing
5 - Florin Diaconescu (ROM)
76 - Jack Hunsley (GBR)
Vodafone GT Racing
3 - Tobi Kederer (GER)
55 - Omer Said (TUR)
David Beckham Grand Prix
XX - Gary Ludlum (XXX)
25 - Old Wolf (GRE)
Abt Audi Team Denmark
61 - NFS Gamer (DEN)
78 - Pablo Diehl (BRA)
Calendar
1 - Silverstone
2 - Zandvoort
3 - Monza
4 - A1 Ring
5 - Spa-Francorchamps
Current Standings
Current Budgets
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