Assetto Corsa Round 4 Mexico City GP

That's total BS mate, I've driving many communities about 15 years and SRO is one of most democratic ones, period. Wrong doings are always handled fair here but you need to file protest, that's not too much to ask or is it?

 

Wow! That really did kick off didn’t it however, it does seem apparent to me that the regular racers in this series have expressed a balanced viewpoint and accept that we can ALL make mistakes (@Flaviu Bozga your comments are acknowledged and appreciated),those that have never done that, please hold your hand up now!
I enjoy racing with the current competitors, have raced alongside them without incident, and look forward to being in competition with them again in future races. This is about having some fun isn’t it?
We won’t all get it right every time, but I participate in this mainly due to the camaraderie. I respect the decisions of those that choose not to race with with us anymore, but would add that if you’re “always fast” then maybe you should challenge yourself in a league with racers faster than you? (Big fish...small pond?) That’s what I’d do if I took the whole thing that seriously!
Maybe my uncontroversial viewpoint is something that just comes with my advancing years........but then there’s no substitute for experience is there!

have a great weekend all......see you in Sugo!

 

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Don't waste your or others time sending those, instead here's some info what you need to do.
1.1. Procedure Filing a protest

Before considering the use of a protest, take 24 hours and cool down to think about the incident more clearly and then reconsider your protest.

Protests and Complaints regarding another participant must be filed to an admin no later than 48 hours after race completion. Any filings outside the allotted window or protests lacking any information will not be reviewed. If your protest is declined due to invalid or improper filing of a protest or missing or improper information, you may not be able to resubmit the protest.

A protest must have only the following information;
Name of event in question
Participant or incident in question
Exact time-stamp of incident
Cite exact policy violated

DO NOT include your own opinion or play-by-play of the incident. If we need this information will ask you for it to be sent to us via PM.

The above information must be passed on to the Sim Racing online Staff Official via the Sim Racing Online PM message centre. Protests are reviewed at the completion of the 48 hour wait period. All Steward Decisions are final.

Excessive unsubstantiated protests or complaints will be grounds for penalty/discipline.

Penalties are issued only if there is clear and obvious malicious intent in a person's actions, or repeated misjudgement. Accidental contact is part of auto-racing and is not considered malicious. Filing a protest does not guarantee it will be resolved with a penalty. Many protests are found in favour of the other party or a non-penalty form of resolution.

Below you can see the standard penalties for each rule violation. This does not guarantee any penalty, nor does it restrict Sim Racing Online from using any other penalty.


· Blocking = Warning and or Re-position of final placing.

· Blue Flags = Warning or repeat intent will be a Disqualification from that round.

· Counter-Course Driving = Indefinite ban from Sim Racing Online.

· Off-Course Excursion = If the driver has gained time and or a place will be given a time penalty to be added to their race time or in the form of a stop-n-go penalty in the next event.

· Participant Conduct = Warning, Re-position, Drive-through, Stop-n-Go, Time Penalty, Lap(s) Penalty, Disqualification, 2 Week Suspension, 30 Day Suspension, Indefinite ban.

· Punting = Drive-through, Stop-n-Go, Time Penalty, Lap(s) Penalty, Disqualification.

· Text Chat in race or Qualifying = Drive-through, Disqualification.

· Use Of The ESC Key In The Race Or Qualifying = Stop-n-Go, Disqualification.

 

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