League Mission Statement

Our online racing mission is to ensure and promote a stable, friendly and fun atmosphere in a competitive online racing environment. Agree to participate in our online racing events by following a code of conduct that promotes both respect and courtesy. Remember, you have to earn respect from your fellow driver in order to gain respect. This private league was founded on the simple belief that in order to have quality races, we need quality members who will not only show respect but also show courtesy to each other. It's the one major thing that separates this age 40 and over group from many other online racing leagues that are out there.

  You should be experienced enough to be familiar with online racing etiquette. You should have a complete understanding about the anomalies of warp and buffer issue's associated with cyber racing. Each and every race much of your thinking should be towards accident avoidance. Probably the single most important element of accident avoidance is space! The more space that is afforded, translates into less of a likelihood that an accident will happen. At some point in all races, someone will have
a faster car than you. Holding them up is not being courteous nor is it being respectful. Do the right thing and yield to the faster car instead of putting yourself at risk of being turned around accidentally.

  You must also realize and understand this fact! What you are viewing on your screen during a racing incident. Probably isn’t what the other guy is viewing. If you are involved in a plain racing deal type incident, no matter who might be at fault, consider it bad luck and move on. Most accidents are avoidable by using your head instead of trying to out slick someone on the track.  Just like in the real world of NASCAR racing, wrecks happen! Their drivers must find a way to deal with it or face the consequences. The first step that should always be taken is this. Compare incident replays with the other person involved along with a civil email discussion. There are many things that just can't be written into the rules.