IRS | Toyota 86 Racing Series | Mondays 9p EST | BIG FINALE TONIGHT: Dragon Trail - Seaside II

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Designed to provide an entry point and training ground for up-and-coming drivers, the Toyota 86 Racing Series is all about having a level playing field which creates genuine, healthy racing, and provides genuine opportunities for talented drivers to show their skills. Like similar one-make series races, the series requires competitors to use a spec or stock car setup, ensuring that driver talent, rather than tuning ability, is key to winning.

The thing that’s really important is your race craft and racing. If you want to compete against the best, and you desperately want to be the best, every inch of effort, every single bit of resource and energy is applied to making sure your whole act is as good as it can be. That competition is the fundamental key to why we’re all here.

Below are the GTPlanet Online Racing Rules and Guidelines. I expect everyone to give it a read to ensure clean and fun racing, but most importantly a welcoming environment for new drivers to develop their skills.

Discord Server: https://discord.gg/jKPNTNY
Tinyurl link: tinyurl.com/86RS-GTP
Please include this in the room title when making practice rooms.
Car Settings
  • Car: Toyota 86 GRMN '16
  • Power: 221 HP
  • Weight: 2,392 lbs
  • Tires: Sports Soft
  • Car: 86 Gr. 4
  • Power: 352 HP (BOP on)
  • Weight: 2,751 lbs (BOP on)
  • Tires: Racing Hard
  • Fuel Map: 1
Race Format (All Times PM EST)
  • All races will be a set number of laps to a length of approx. 20 and 60 minutes respectively.
  • 9:00 - 9:25: Lobby opens and Qualifying begins.
  • 9:30 - 9:50: 86 GRMN Support Race. Finishing position sets the grid for the Gr. 4 Main Race.
  • 9:50 - 10:00: Break
  • 10:00 - 10:50: 86 Gr. 4 Main Race
  • Qualifying Procedure: Once you enter the track to qualify do not leave the track again. When you are done setting laps simply pull off to the side of the road. Do not exit to the pits. This is to ensure proper grid positions.
Lobby Settings
  • Start Type: Rolling Start
  • Boost: None
  • Slipstream Strength: Weak
  • Visible Damage: On
  • Mechanical Damage: Light
  • Category: N-200
  • BOP: Off
  • Tire Wear: x1
  • Fuel Consumption: x1
  • Initial Fuel: Default
  • Grip Reduction on Wet Track/Track Edge: Real
  • Race Finish Delay: 180 seconds
  • Max Power: 221HP/225pk
  • Minimum Weight: 2,392 lbs/1085kg
  • Tires: Sports Soft
  • Tuning: Prohibited
  • Ghosting During Race: Off
  • Shortcut Penalty: Off
  • Wall Collision Penalty: None
  • Wall Collision Detection: Default
  • Side Contact Penalty: Off
  • Correct Vehicle Course After Wall Collision: Off
  • Replace Cars When They Leave The Track: Off
  • Flag Rules: On
  • Ghost Lapped Cars: Off
  • Driving Aids: Drive Line, ABS and TC
  • Changes for the 86 Gr. 4 Race:
    • Tire Wear: x2
    • Fuel Consumption: x3
    • Slipstream: Real
Livery Guidelines
  • 86 Racing Series decal must be placed on the top of the front fender next to the door. The decal can be found here: https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/gtsport/user/discover/search/decal/decal/2251741/5053044350405084696
  • Toyota decal placement and style is up to you, but should be in a place that stands out as they are the main series sponsor.
  • International Racing Series (IRS) decal can be placed anywhere on the car as long as it stands out somewhat. Here are two options for use: https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/gtsport/user/my-library/decal/decal/3929034/6124913098432217088 or https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/gtsport/user/my-library/decal/decal/3929034/6278035477573435392
  • Two Dunlop decals on the front bumper and on the rear bumper, below the headlights and rear lights. They must be the in-game default Dunlop decal
  • Racing number placed on the front and rear license plates. First place a blank decal (of your desired color) to cover the GRMN logo, then place your number decal(s) on top of that. Again, any color you like. For the 86 Gr. 4 there is no license plate so the requirement changes to a number on the rear of the car.
  • Racing number must be placed under the 86 Racing Series decal on sides of the car
  • OZ Racing decal placement and style is up to you
  • Windshield Banner is required, white or black is up to you
  • Wheels must be default or any OZ Racing brand wheels
  • Below is a preview of what a car might look like with the bare necessities:


Points System
  • 1st - 25 points
  • 2nd - 23 points
  • 3rd - 20 points
  • 4th - 18 points
  • 5th - 15 points
  • 6th - 12 points
  • 7th - 10 points
  • 8th - 9 points
  • 9th - 8 points
  • 10th - 7 points
  • 11th - 6 points
  • 12th - 5 points
  • 13th - 4 points
  • 14th - 3 points
  • 15th - 2 points
  • 16th - 1 point
  • If you retire from a race or the night as a whole you will receive last place points for each race you do not finish. Last place in this context means of the total number of drivers, not last place as in 1 measly point. This helps those with real life issues maintain mathematical contention in the championship.
Registration
  • If you are interested in joining, please post in the thread that you'd like to sign up and include your PSN ID and racing number.

If you have any questions, concerns, or comments please feel free to bring them up. We will work together to come up with ideas and I along with the IRS Series Organizers will try our best to do what's best for everyone.

Psn: gcpat
Race number: 4
 
Hey, I'm glad you decided to check this out. There's other stuff all around but this is a good starting point for low powered cars and a small introduction to Gr. 4. Post some pics of your liveries when you get them sorted out. You saw all the details in the first posts right?
 
Hey, I'm glad you decided to check this out. There's other stuff all around but this is a good starting point for low powered cars and a small introduction to Gr. 4. Post some pics of your liveries when you get them sorted out. You saw all the details in the first posts right?
Yes I did, when I sign in tomorrow evening I will set my livery, and I did not see the other leagues however, this was the first one but I wouldn’t mind starting in this league
 
Which race or person are you talking about? I'll fix it asap

Edit: Wait you're messing with me. I know for sure you didn't race this week :P
 
Which race or person are you talking about? I'll fix it asap

Edit: Wait you're messing with me. I know for sure you didn't race this week :P
I think he's talking about the fact that I was 1st in race 1, but didn't participate in race 2.
 
Room crashd. This is happening every time i change settings...

The new room is up. Search for Yamagiwa by track and you'll see it
 
Yeah, one stop at full blast isn't enough. Even staying behind Whitey for several laps just trying to save fuel I still came up short. Kinda miffed about it but it is what it is.
 
Unfortunately through not enough preparation I'm changing some things on the fly to get it right.

Next week's Gr. 4 race will be 45 minutes instead of 50 to ease up on the fuel cost, and tires from x2 to x3 to make that play out better.
 
I changed tires this time, not an issue there. But at todays race length you couldn't go full tilt 100% of the time or you wouldn't even get close. After my stop I drafted Whitey for several laps trying to save, was using nothing lower than third gear through corners (even the tight one) and was short shifting like a mofo. Still 2 laps short.
 
Weird how you came up so short. I was always shifting when the HUD rev bar filled up. The car revs more before bouncing but I didn't let it go that high. Maybe that the entire race was enough to eek out all it needed.

The five less minutes should give us plenty of fuel to go all out and still have a lap choice of when to pit.
 
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