SNR SUNDAY Porsche Cup

DRIVERS MUST JOIN THE SNR DISCORD PRIOR TO THE EVENT TO ENSURE YOU HAVE ALL INFORMATION 

**RACE INFORMATION**:   

THE CAR FOR THE RACE IS THE 992 CUP CAR (NO TC). Loads of fun but requires practice!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

1. REGISTRATION FOR THIS RACE CLOSES 9PM SATURDAY 20th May

2. Remember to enter with your assigned SNR race number.

3. Event timing:

Practice available from 6PM GMT+1 (Optional)

Qualifying 8PM GMT+1

Race 1 8.19PM GMT+1 (25 mins) Race 2 8.45PM GMT+1 (25 mins). Race 2 is a reverse grid, based on Race 1 results.

4. No mandatory stops                                                                                                                                                                                                             

5. Note: the only assist enabled is auto clutch, all others (pit lane limiter, engine start, ignition etc are manual)

**ETIQUETTE AND STEWARDING**:

1. All racers must follow the SNR Racing Rules. Racers must be polite and courteous to each other at all times.

2. All racers must join the SNR Discord 'Race Chat' voice channel for a quick driver briefing at 8pm.

3. SNR uses the ACC Race Control app which automatically logs and time stamps all incidents and there will be a post race stewards review (see below).

4. The stewards will review the incident file alongside a race replay within 48 hours following the event and will produce a steward's report. Members may also request the review of a specific incident by placing a request in the SNR Discord #race-incident-review-requests channel. The stewards' decision is final, will detail any penalties applied, and will be posted in #stewards-notices. 

**POST RACE HIGHTLIGHTS**:

Immediately following the race, the head race steward will spend 10 minutes sharing a replay on-screen (in the Race Chat Voice Channel), which will look at any epic overtakes / close racing and enjoy a few race highlights.