2007 Cyber Cup Racing Rulebook Cyber Cup was founded in 1999 to provide the best sim racing in a structured adult environment. We continue to provide this service to our members today with the latest technology available. The league currently uses the rFactor platform from ISI. This is your chance to compete in many different styles of racing that represent all top genera of motorsports. Do you have what it takes to be the next Cyber Cup Champion. Join today and have some of the most fun a race fan can. Membership: Track Pass memberships are available for $50.00 annually. The fees are used to offset the cost of Websites and race servers ect. The track pass allows you to compete in all standard offered series. 1. Members are expected to be respectful and professional at all time. Failure to do so can result in a loss of privileges or membership. Cursing on TeamSpeak or flaming is prohibated. 2. Use of the forums is not a right of membership. The forum is a privilege given to members by the administration as a tool of communication. Posting negative opinions on fellow drivers, administration, rules or promoting the league in a negative way will result in a loss of forum privileges and or membership. Racing: Members are expected to participate with a friendly group attitude. Competition is encouraged but big ego's and a level of seriousness above this being entertainment will not be tolerated. Some series will require a specified skill level that must be met. All members will be willing to help you to get there should you fall short. CCR is only as good skill wise as the group as a whole. Each member is expected to have the required equipment and software needed. Maintaining this equipment and software is the responsibility of the member. We have many technically talented members who will be glad to assist. Game pads, joysticks and keyboards are not acceptable forms of controllers to participate. A racing wheels and peddles set is required. A low end set can be purchased for well under a $100.00 US. Members are expected to show up on time and be prepared. Showing up late and unprepared is unfair and inconsiderate to other members and the administration. Rules: The following rules are used for all CCR events. Members who can't follow these simple rules risk loss of points, privileges and or membership. All events are ran in forced cockpit and no driving aids are allowed. Traction control and antilock brakes are used in some series and will be made available. Many series will use a fixed setup format to promote equality. 1. Voice Chat- We use Teamspeak for all CCR events. You must be on Teamspeak to participate in series events and league meetings. Chat use during practice is unrestricted but remember people are practicing. Please be considerate. Chat use or game type chat is prohibited during qualifying. Chat use during races is restricted to race business and is to be kept to a minimum. Please use whisper to talk to teammates and others when chat is not race business. Flaming on Teamspeak will not be tolerated and will result in loss of points, privileges and or membership. Cursing on TeamSpeak is prohibated. 2. Race Rules-   a. No 3 wide in first turn on starts and restarts.   b. No passing until backstretch on starts and restarts.   c. Hold your position when the caution comes out.   d. Enter and exit the pits where the game allows.   e. Take care of your alignment in the field. Not sure? Roll through the pits rather than a stop and go penalty.   f.  No passing to the inside on pit road. Use the middle lane. leave outside lane open for passing.   g.  Drivers causing the caution will not be eliegable for lucky dog.   h. Your expected to be a good sport no matter what the race deals you during competition.   i. 3 spin rules applies. Cause 3 cautions and you must park your car. Failure will result in DQ. Failure to follow the few simple race rules can result in a loss of points, privileges and or membership. 3. Race Penalties- The administration has the right to penalize for race incidents caused by lap down car, first lap and last lap incidents, incidents under caution, aggressive driving. 1.) Contact with another driver causing damage  -20 2.) Solo spin  or stopping on the track bringing out a caution -10 3.) Contact with another driver causing damage under caution flag -30 4.) Passing below yellow line at Superspeddways or passing before backstretch -10 5.) Contact with another driver causing damage on last lap of race -40 6.) Chat abuse or flaming admin or fellow drivers during event -50 and or membership termination. 7.) Conduct that's deemed harmful to the league or sim racing can result in suspensions or termination.