Slipstream International World Series '23 S1
Overview:
Championship structure:
The championship runs for 4 months, with 3 themed series of 5
races, where the 5th round of each will be double the length and double points
race.
At the end of the 3 series/15 regular races, we will have
the title race for which track will not be known in advance
and practice server will be setup only for 48hours. This last race will also
give double the points.
Because of the length of the championship and our approach to
it, we allow one drop out per series (a total of 3). That means that if you run
all races, your 3 worst ones won't be counted.
- Intercontinental
GT- tracks from America, Africa, Asia and Australia
- Europe
GT- tracks from central and southern Europe
- East
and West GT- tracks from western and eastern Europe, and UK
- Title Race (it will be one of the 7 circuits not raced in the regular
season)
Race format:
Each race event features:
- 30-minute
official practice
- 15-minute
qualifying
- Followed
by a 60 or 90 minute race (endurance).
No fuelling allowed for standard 60-minute-races. Allowed for
endurance 90-minute-races 1 pitstop with tire change mandatory.
Weather conditions:
- We
will run close to real weather forecast set 1 week before the race, with weather
variability depending on the forecast itself. If multiple wet races happen
in a row, the admin team reserves the right to change it to dry with the
proper communication to the drivers.
Practice server:
Practice server will be always set up one week in advance, after
the completion of each week's race. It won't have a password.
The communication to the drivers will contain the server setup
details like:
- Cloud
coverage
- Rain
probability
- Weather
randomness
- Time
multiplier
- Temperature
Competitiveness:
- Two
tiers will be created, depending on the amount of drivers signing up at
the start of the season. The faster drivers will be in the highest
tier and the slower drivers in the second tier.
Assists:
- All
tiers will have the maximum stability control setting
to zero and auto-steer disabled. Other than the ones
mentioned here, all assists are allowed to be used.
Regions:
- Our
Assetto Corsa Competizione Xbox championship runs on a very particular
schedule that enables all Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia to compete.
Drivers from all around the world are allowed to take part in the leagues,
as long as their connection is suitable enough.
Day/time: race events will take place on Saturday (afternoons for
Europe/Africa and America, morning for Asia/Australia).
Stewarding and live streaming:
- Simgrid's
incident reporting functionality will be used for after-the-race
reporting, with a window of 24 hours.
- The
stewards can and will hand out penalties without reports if they deem it
appropriate and necessary
- Each driver will have 15 license points. Penalties can add time and/or subtract license points.
- 5 penalty points, the driver won't be able to qualify in the next race
- 10 penalty points, the driver won't be able to race in the next race (no wildcard)
- 15 penalty points, the driver won't be able to race anymore in the season
- After 2 clean races, one point will be removed.
- Points are rolled over for next World Series season.
Participation
in this championship is free of charge. Please join the community to discuss and influence the future
of our competitions:
http://discord.gg/unuk4vn6kz
