Speaking of rules:
6.POINTS OF CAUTION
" - Any unsportsmanlike conduct."
How many here have been done dirty by another driver at any point during any of the championships? Thought so. PD doesn't care. I agree with
@CMB350 , super high level drivers 90k+ DR that may actually qualify, they'll look into (as we've seen - just recently mind you - with the numerous DQs). As for the rest of us, you know how the story goes.
" - It is forbidden to engage in any activity that grants an unfair advantage to another competitor in an individual race."
So teammates working or practicing together before/during a race is against the rules? Seen it.
In race bump drafting is against the rules? (Yes, I know they looked down on it during the actual event but for the rest of us?) Seen it/done it.
" - It is forbidden for a competitor to exploit unintended gameplay mechanics and issues found in the software to gain any type of advantage."
So going out of qualifying late on the wet Nord race is not allowed because of the track being a lot dryer for the trailing cars due to PD's broken track-drying mechanics is against the rules? Hmmmm... pretty sure most everyone tried to do this. Seen it/done it.
Give GT1 more time slots and have a separate league for the 90k+ DR people (GTX for example) with the three slots; then, police/steward those races accordingly. Been saying it since they took the GT1 time slots away. Give GT1 more slots and I guarantee the amount of A+/A drivers in GT2 drops significantly. Two hours between slots when some of the races last 20 mins? 11:00PM on a Wed. as one of the three time slots available? Give me a break.
There are more alt accounts out there than I think people realize; most of them are just disguised. Having watched some streamers who are a legit mid-A level, high B/low A lobbies are often more competitive than mid-A races (quali times, lap times, overall times that are faster) so take from that what you will. Being a GT1 driver that drops to GT3 is a bit odd to me as there is no real time-slot advantage to do so, but I am not losing any sleep over it either. And, if you want to be optimistic about it, having an A rated driver in a GT3 race means the points will be worth that much more than otherwise... if that's important to you.
I digress... again. At the end of the day, just go out there and race when you can. You'll end up around people with a similar skill-set regardless. PD made the bed and we're laying in it.