Championship Rules

Welcome to Porsche Trials, a four-round Automobilista 2 championship focused on, clean and competitive racing. Race hard, respect your fellow drivers, and enjoy the competition.

1. Championship Calendar

Round 1 — November 7: Watkins Glen GP (Inner Loop)
Round 2 — November 14: Road Atlanta Historic 2005 Short
Round 3 — November 21: Road America
Round 4 — November 28: Imola Historic 1988 — Double Points Finale

Please check the SimGrid event page for the exact session times and event details.

2. Cars and Splits

Split 1: Porsche 911 GT3 Cup 3.8
Splits 2 and 3: Porsche 911 GT3 Cup 4.0

Use the car assigned to your split. Changing cars or joining the wrong split without approval is not allowed.

3. Race Etiquette

Race hard, but keep it fair.

A few basic expectations:

Leave room when racing side by side.
Avoid contact and take responsibility for mistakes.
No intentional contact, blocking, or reckless rejoining.
If you make contact or cause another driver to lose control, wait for a safe opportunity to give the position back when appropriate.
Respect track limits and follow the in-game rules.
Never retaliate against another driver on track.

Accidents happen. Deliberate or repeated reckless driving is a different matter.

4. Championship Scoring

The championship uses the SimGrid FIA Le Mans points preset. Points are awarded by finishing position:

Position

Points

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

11th and below

Imola is worth double points, so the points above are doubled for the final round. There are no extra points for pole position or fastest lap.

5. Incidents and Penalties

If you believe another driver has broken the rules, report the incident to the organizers with a replay or video clip and the approximate lap or timestamp.

The organizers will review incidents fairly. Depending on the severity, penalties may include a warning, time or position penalty, points deduction, or removal from the championship.

Please don't turn incidents into arguments in public chat. Let the organizers review the evidence and make the final decision.

6. Technical Issues

If you experience connection problems, crashes, or other technical issues, let the organizers know. A restart or reschedule is not guaranteed and will be decided by the organizers based on the situation.

7. Community Conduct

Be respectful to drivers and organizers both on and off the track. Harassment, abuse, cheating, exploiting bugs, or deliberately disrupting an event will not be tolerated.

8. Final Word

By taking part in Porsche Trials, you agree to follow these rules and respect the organizers' decisions. The aim is to have a competitive championship where everyone gets a fair chance to race.

Good luck, and see you on track!

Porsche Trials