In general, all incidents in which you were directly involved and thus had a significant disadvantage through no fault of your own can be reported. Minor incidents that have no major consequences do not have to be reported, as they are not penalised anyways. In the case of more serious incidents, it is up to the participants to decide whether they want to report them, so that the person who caused the incident is punished according to the rules in force. However, dialogue between drivers is also important for us. That's why we have an integrated chat function on our website where you can discuss race incidents in a respectful and objective manner. Please remember that every driver makes mistakes from time to time and that these are part of racing.
What should always be reported?
In order to keep our races as clean as possible, we rely on the help of our community. Therefore, the following incidents should always be reported:
In order to keep our races as clean as possible, we rely on the help of our community. Therefore, the following incidents should always be reported:
- Intentionally caused incidents
- Unsportsmanlike conduct (e.g. overtaking off-track, deliberately running over signs, taking shortcuts)
- Unnecessary accidents (e.g. Unsafe Rejoin, driving too aggressively, accidents caused by gross negligence)
- Insults on the website chat and ingame chat