Rules for this championship:

1. Shift +...
   Drivers are not allowed to use Shift + R or Shift + Q during any time in the event.
   If a driver uses Shift + S during the qualification, his/her qualification is over. If a driver uses Shift + S during the race, his/her race is over.
   Shift + P and rejoining is allowed at any time during the qualifcation. Shift + P and rejoining is only allowed after the leader has completed lap 3 in the race.
2. Yellow Flag
   A driver receiving a yellow flag should be prepared to encounter a crash scene and/or slow cars, and should be ready to slow down if necessary.
   Overtaking is forbidden during a yellow flag. If you accidentally overtake during a yellow flag, you should immediately give the position back. Drivers involved in the crash need to move away from the scene as soon and as safe as possible. Slow cars returning to the pits should stay away from the racing line and try not to hinder other cars.
   Investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. The penalty for not following this rule depends on the severity of the incident, and can range from a time penalty up until disqualification. (see §13).
3. Blue flag
   This means that a faster car is approaching and that the driver should move aside to allow one or more faster cars to pass. Not following this rule can result in a penalty. However, investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. The penalty for not following this rule depends on the severity of the incident, and can range from a time penalty up until disqualification. (see §13).
4. Overtaking
   Any overtaking attempt should done cleanly, and without any contact with the other drivers. 
   Investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. The penalty for not following this rule depends on the severity of the incident, and can range from a time penalty up until disqualification. (see §13).
5. Weaving
   Drivers may only make one move away from the racing line.
   Investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. The penalty for not following this rule depends on the severity of the incident, and can range from a time penalty up until disqualification. (see §13).
6. Cutting corners
   Cutting corners will result in a penalty. Alternatively curbs can be used. Investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. The penalty for not following this rule depends on the severity of the incident, and can range from a time penalty up until disqualification. (see §13).
7. Pit entry/exit
   Drivers exiting the pits are not allowed to cross the pit exit line. We have exceptions for some tracks.
   Drivers that are on the track can only cross the pit exit line if no driver is leaving the pits. Investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. The penalty for breaking this rule will be discussed by the judges.
      1. Exceptions are
         South City tracks
         Car blocking the the pit exit lane
8. Drive through and stop & Go penalty’s
   A driver receiving a drive through or a stop & go penalty must serve his penalty within three laps from receiving the penalty.
   Investigation will only be made after a protest (see §11).
   1. Not following this rule will result in disqualification.
9. Chatting
   Chatting is forbidden during the race, from start to end. The server admin will announce when the chat is closed and opened again by stating “chat closed” and “chat open.” Chatting will only be opened, when the final driver on track has finished race. Any chatting in between will be penalized.
   1. The penalty for chatting is 30 seconds penalty for the next race.
      If a driver uses swear words or threatens another driver, he will receive a 1 race ban or more depending on the severity of the insult.
10. Cheats
    Cheats and hacks are forbidden.
    1. The penalty for using a cheat or a hack is a loss of the start license, a ban from all our servers and a kickout of our team.
11. Protests
    After every race you can file a protest in the specific topic on the forum. Protests are allowed to be made within 48 hours of the race. Within them state what happened.
    1. You have to clearly state the following:
       - Involved drivers -
       - Session (qualifying or race) -
       - Lap -
       - Your view of what happened -
       1. If a protest is not clear, it will not be investigated.
       2. Drivers involved always have the chance to reply.
       3. The admins will look at all the protests and watch the replays. Within 4 days the admins will file a verdict about all protests and reveal the definitive race results.
       4. The judgement of the admins are final, and can not be changed.
12. Penalties
    Penalties imposed after an event are final and will not be reconsidered. The final verdict will be posted in the forum and, in case of a penalty being handed out, mailed to the driver receiving the penalty.
13. Possible penalties
    The race admins can give the following penalties:

1. 1. Warning
   2. Time penalties
   3. Causing an incident with 1-2 positions loss to the opponent: 20 seconds
   4. Causing an incident with 3-5 positions loss to the opponent: 30 seconds
   5. Causing an incident with more than 5 positions loss to the opponent: 40 seconds
   6. Causing an incident, opponent has to make a pit stop: 50 seconds
   7. Causing an incident, opponent has to end his race: +1 Lap
   8. Drive through
   9. Stop and go
   10. Points deduction
   11. Disqualification
   12. Ban
   13. Penalties can also be combined.