Not neccasarily.
We could require people to schedule these.
Or have a set time each evening that we allow "walk-ins."
No scheduling is neeeded, see my reply to JL.
That's my thought. Unless we set up a certain time a week when these were available?
Not necessary, check my next response.
Like I said, this idea is a bit more work, and mine is less work, but I think they both are equally efficient. It depends, since they both measure consistency (mine and R1600's through racing finishes, gatrs' through visual watch from a steward), it just seems like a better idea at first to start off with a simpler system requiring less manpower, then maybe going up to a more complex system. I just would like to see this get off the ground without a hitch.
EDIT: Sorry, my internet messed up and this posted late. I say not to get too torn up, as long as you can find adequate steward candidates. It's your decision gatrs . I'm just here to judge
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Yeah it's not hard. As most of you should know a lot of series on the GTP GT5 Online forum have been running sole qualifier type qualfying for their races. Where they send out guys one at a time to do a set number of laps and their best is taken. All the time are collected and tabulated on a sheet then race on a separate day. We've been doing this very type of qualifying in WSGTC and FMSC Mule's RM series to great affect.
Especially in WSGTC where we have a few stewarts that are around during qualfying week where anyone that wants to qualify can simply PM or message one of them to set up a session. These sessions happen day and night 24/7 whenever someone needs to qualify.
Replace the word qualify with "test for a license" and you've finally got what I'm saying
So it's like, (new applicant posting in the thread) "Hey I was wondering if anyone's online so I can test for a B license tonight? I need to do it soon, add me on PSN or PM, thanks."
(steward response) "Hey looks like I'm the only one up so I'll set up a room for you in a few minutes, I'll add you"
To be Class B, you have to pass the regular time trial and 1v1 tests.
To be Class A, you have to have passed those tests+have a certain number of race wins/finishes/championship wins.
Class B and A what?
CH
To be
Name (obviously)
License (which one, if any)
Wins (number)
Infractions (number)
Impending penalties (number and type)
Did I miss anything?
GTP name
PSN name
License/level
Wins
Podiums?
Penalties awarded (just the number)
I don't know about using a fixed number of infractions because 1 number would represent a ramming incident just as much as something menial.
That brings up the question of where we should store information on incidents and penalties and where that info. should be stored.
There should be a really simple database like I just recommended THEN a separate database that collects all penalties and has their descriptions along with relavant dates, series informations etc.
Also yes, this would all be handled on Google Spreadsheets so that all administrators and stewards of the series can be added to the sheets as collaborators/authors.