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This series would be a multi-class Fomula series using all 3 versions of the Red Bull X2014. All spoilers marked as "EXPERIMENTAL" are just that; ideas which may need work. I encourage you to give feedback on all of the ideas presented, but especially those.
Co-Coordinators/Admins
@EF12345678
The Cars:
Loosely based on F3, GP2, and F1 cars respectively, the Red Bulls used in this series will be detuned as follows:
Red Bull Junior (RBJ)
250hp, 550kg
Red Bull Standard (RBS)
500hp, 600kg
Red Bull Fan Car (RBFC) (If used)
750hp, 650kg
Tires: Sport Soft or less (may change depending on feedback/testing)
Anyone is welcome to join the RBJ class, but tryouts/prior racing experience will be required to join the RBS and RBFC classes.
The Teams:
There will be 4 teams of 3 drivers each; one driver for each class. Support crews (tuners, spotters, etc.) are unrestricted, but must be named as such in your team application. Along with the Driver's Championships awarded to the top finisher of each class, there will also be 1 Team Championship awarded at the end of the season.
Team colors:
Due to team number and size, there are at least 4 additional spots in the room. These are reserved for part-time, independent drivers (IDs) who may not race enough to be able to commit to a team. They may drive in any class they wish (tryout/experience required for RBS and RBFC), and their car can be any color except for the 4 team colors. If there are still open spots in the room after any IDs join, they may be filled by team support crew members for spotting and coaching purposes.
Races:
Expect a 15-20 track season, with 3 10-minute heat races (2 15-min if RBFC is not used) races, one for each class, along with a 30-minute main event for all cars. Races will be held at a variety of real, original, and city courses. Tire/Fuel will likely be set to a fast setting, to exaggerate any effect aero, driving style, and tire compound may have on pit strategy. Drafting and slow car boost may or may not be set to a high setting. Usage of driving aids will likely be restricted, but not prohibited. Standing start with false start check will be in place. Penalties WILL be on.
Ranking:
Season rankings will be decided based on average finish, not a points system. The driver with the best average finish at the end of the season will win the championship in their class. All three drivers' average finishes will be averaged to determine their team's ranking in the Team Championship. Any DNS or DNF will be counted as a 16th place finish, regardless of class. This system places emphasis on participation, consistency, and teamwork.
Sample Rankings Table:
1st for RBFC, 5th for RBS, and 9th for RBJ are considered "class wins", as that is theoretically the best the car can do under normal circumstances. However, if a lower class car finishes ahead of a faster car, that overall position will still be counted in the rankings.
CREATOR'S NOTES:
Well, thanks for being honest! Not gonna stop me from giving it the ol' American try, though.
I am making this series as a way of allowing drivers of all skill levels to participate in a series while working with other drivers of a higher skill level. Teamwork is the main key in this series. I also wanted the feel of a big-time, multi-million dollar motorsport, hence the "Team Support Crew", power/weight rewards or penalties, and rather open tuning options. I hope this catches on, and remember, always have fun with your driving.
Co-Coordinators/Admins
@EF12345678
The Cars:
Loosely based on F3, GP2, and F1 cars respectively, the Red Bulls used in this series will be detuned as follows:
Red Bull Junior (RBJ)
250hp, 550kg
Red Bull Standard (RBS)
500hp, 600kg
Red Bull Fan Car (RBFC) (If used)
750hp, 650kg
Tires: Sport Soft or less (may change depending on feedback/testing)
Anyone is welcome to join the RBJ class, but tryouts/prior racing experience will be required to join the RBS and RBFC classes.
The Teams:
There will be 4 teams of 3 drivers each; one driver for each class. Support crews (tuners, spotters, etc.) are unrestricted, but must be named as such in your team application. Along with the Driver's Championships awarded to the top finisher of each class, there will also be 1 Team Championship awarded at the end of the season.
Team colors:
- Dark Red
- White
- Yellow
- Blue
Due to team number and size, there are at least 4 additional spots in the room. These are reserved for part-time, independent drivers (IDs) who may not race enough to be able to commit to a team. They may drive in any class they wish (tryout/experience required for RBS and RBFC), and their car can be any color except for the 4 team colors. If there are still open spots in the room after any IDs join, they may be filled by team support crew members for spotting and coaching purposes.
Races:
Expect a 15-20 track season, with 3 10-minute heat races (2 15-min if RBFC is not used) races, one for each class, along with a 30-minute main event for all cars. Races will be held at a variety of real, original, and city courses. Tire/Fuel will likely be set to a fast setting, to exaggerate any effect aero, driving style, and tire compound may have on pit strategy. Drafting and slow car boost may or may not be set to a high setting. Usage of driving aids will likely be restricted, but not prohibited. Standing start with false start check will be in place. Penalties WILL be on.
Ranking:
Season rankings will be decided based on average finish, not a points system. The driver with the best average finish at the end of the season will win the championship in their class. All three drivers' average finishes will be averaged to determine their team's ranking in the Team Championship. Any DNS or DNF will be counted as a 16th place finish, regardless of class. This system places emphasis on participation, consistency, and teamwork.
To count the heat races as part of the final ranking, but still make the main event more important, the previous "AVG FIN" will be replaced by two separate ones; one for heats, and the other for mains. These two will then be combined in a weighted average, with main events being worth 70% of the average, and the heats making up the other 30%.
Sample Rankings Table:
1st for RBFC, 5th for RBS, and 9th for RBJ are considered "class wins", as that is theoretically the best the car can do under normal circumstances. However, if a lower class car finishes ahead of a faster car, that overall position will still be counted in the rankings.
CREATOR'S NOTES:
Well, thanks for being honest! Not gonna stop me from giving it the ol' American try, though.
I am making this series as a way of allowing drivers of all skill levels to participate in a series while working with other drivers of a higher skill level. Teamwork is the main key in this series. I also wanted the feel of a big-time, multi-million dollar motorsport, hence the "Team Support Crew", power/weight rewards or penalties, and rather open tuning options. I hope this catches on, and remember, always have fun with your driving.
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