FLR  •  FRONT LINE RACING

RULES &
REGULATIONS

Official league standards, race procedures, penalties, lobby allocations, and points.

Purpose

All drivers racing with Front Line Racing (FLR) are expected to read and follow these standards. Clean, respectful competition takes priority over results and lap times.

2025 Spring Series — Historical Reference

Archive note: This series list reflects the Discord post updated December 27, 2024. Refer to each current series Info Channel for active-season details.

Registration

• All drivers must register before being allowed to race.
• Discord registration channel ID: 1320738676879392768.

General

• Clean driving is more important than good race results or fast lap times.
• It is the responsibility of the driver making the pass to ensure it is clean and that both cars stay on the track.
• Always give the position back when possible.
• Incidents may be reported up to 24 hours after race start. Each series has an incident channel with a form that must be completed.
• Admins reserve the right to review race replays and issue penalties without an incident report.
• Admins have 48 hours after race start to post the results of any incidents.
• Points will be updated within 72 hours after race start, or sooner if there are no incidents to review.

League Format

• All drivers are welcome to enter all unrestricted series.
• If more than 16 drivers enter a race, multiple lobbies will be used (Lobby A and Lobby B).
• The lobbies will be split for qualifying.
• After qualifying, drivers will be placed in the correct lobby based on qualifying position.
• Refer to the Lobby Entries table in this document for the driver count assigned to each lobby.

Car Requirements

• Car requirements are published in each series Info Channel.
• Drivers may run any number they choose.
• Duplicate numbers are permitted.

Tire Requirements

• Each race has specific tire requirements.
• Failure to meet the tire requirements will result in disqualification (DSQ).
• Tire requirements for each race are listed in the schedule.

Lobby Settings

• Each series has a Lobby Settings channel containing all settings for that series.

Communications

• All drivers must have a microphone.
• All drivers must join a party chat if requested by the Lobby Admin.
• Attendance in a party chat is not required during a race.
• Drivers may drive alone or create their own party chat.

Race Restart

• Lobby Admins reserve the right to red flag and restart a race due to a Lap 1 Catastrophe.
• A Catastrophe is defined as multiple cars wrecking in one or more incidents, or multiple drivers disconnecting.
• The decision to restart must be made before the end of Lap 2.
• The qualifying grid will be used for the restart.
• Restarts are limited to one per race.
• The replay will be saved and reviewed by the Admins.
• Penalties may be assessed if necessary.

Penalties

Penalties accumulate by series and reset at the start of each new season. Available penalties include penalty points, race bans, a season ban, and a league ban.

Lobby Entries

When more than 16 drivers enter a race, lobbies are allocated as follows:

Series Points

Points are awarded by finishing position. The final race of the season awards double points.

Document Control

This file is the durable FLR for the rules above. Discord remains the communication channel, while the public website is generated from this approved master. When rules change, update and date this document; Cloudflare will refresh the public Rules page automatically within about five minutes.
END OF OFFICIAL RULES