Changes to the Sunday night format
This is an order of operations for Sunday night racing. This format leaves only 9 minutes for scorekeeping and other unexpected delays. If you are leaving for the night in between races, type that you won’t be back. There is no point in waiting three minutes for someone to return when they are not coming back. Remember that the three minutes to return from a DC starts when the individual is DC'd, or believed to have DC'd. It’s not an additional three minutes from when you are ready to start the next race.
Remember that there is no requirement for scorekeeping to be done live. It is preferred to be done live but it is perfectly acceptable to record all of the necessary information (finishing positions and fast lap data) and enter it all at the end of the night. The important part is that the data is correct, especially given the fact that fast laps now award points.
- The track is open for practice from the time the lobby opens until start time. Only at the first track.
- R1R1
- Scoring and replays. Must notify when finished.
- R1R2
- Scoring and replays. Must notify when finished.
- 90 second warm up based on session timer that is in the lower left hand corner of the screen. The host will have to have their HUD set up to be able to see this and they will be required to start the race when that timer reaches 90 seconds (1:30). The track is not changed until the replays and scores are done and those performing the duties have notified the host.
- R2R1
- Scoring and replays. Must notify when finished.
- R2R2
- Scoring and replays. Must notify when finished.
- 90 second warm up. Same as above.
- R3R1
- Scoring and replays. Must notify when finished.
- R3R2
Maximum race time will change from 17 minutes to 16.5 minutes.
Race countdown timer will change to 90 seconds.
If any host is observed allowing the warm up to go past the 90 seconds before starting the race the warm up period will be eliminated.
If you are giving someone their three minutes for a DC that they get the three minutes before the track is changed. As soon as they re-enter the room or three minutes have passed since they left, whichever comes first, switch the track and the warm up starts or start the race.
If a driver DCs during the warm up, it's treated just like a DC during qualifying was. We don't wait for them and they can have last place points.
If there are any questions about how to implement the changes, please ask in the main thread and the BoD will provide an answer.