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GBRC hosts practice and race nights on Sundays and Thursdays from 8pm-10pm UK time, with a regular presence on GT7 throughout the week.
We are a small but growing racing community of mature, clean and gentlemanly drivers.
Established in 2010 on GTplanet and have a core membership of drivers who race GT7 PS5.
We have drivers in their 30s through to their 70s with an average age of 55.
We accept all skill levels and abilities, and only ask that you race clean and fairly for the enjoyment of everyone. We are open to new ideas for cars and tracks; suggestions are always welcome.
We also have a Discord chat room, which is welcoming. The chat can be a bit blue at times, and we only recommend it for the more mature drivers.
Rookie drivers are more than welcome, and we offer tuition to improve your driving skills.
We can also offer help with your media presence, including setting up and advice.
We race all kinds of cars, from classic to modern, and have built a driving roster of clean racers. Mainly focusing on clubman racing, we mix the style of racing throughout the year.
Lobbies will be hosted by:
GBRC-Lunchbox
GBRC-Cokebloke
Feel free to add us on PSN to join our lobbies.
Please reply to this thread before adding GBRC members to your friends list.
This allows us to verify incoming friend requests.
To race, make sure you have the cars listed below and read the casual racing rules.
Please post details here if interested, and we look forward to racing with you soon.
Car's we tend to race on GT7
MX-5 Roadster touring car
Mini cooper s ‘05
Renault Clio V6 24V '00
Radical SR3 SL '13
Volkswagen Golf I GTI '83
Honda Civic Type R (EK) Touring Car
BMW M3 Sport Evolution 1989
Honda RA272 '65
GR3 & GR4 car’s
Quick Reference Guide to GBRC GT7 Casual Racing Rules
At GBRC, we pride ourselves on clean racing with minimal contact.
We have an active team of Race Admin members who take part in all races & study the race replays.
We aim for realistic racing and would ask drivers to drive as if it were their car.
Below is a brief version of our Online Racing Rules ;
The Track ;
The game will issue penalties for track limits.
If a driver breaks the track limits and gains an advantage, you should give up that advantage.
Qualifying ;
Just like in real-life racing, do not obstruct other drivers who are on a fast qualifying lap.
Please move off the racing line or off track.
Do not park on the track while qualifying is still in progress.
If you catch up to a driver, then it’s your responsibility to back off.
Do not hinder the car in front.
The Race ;
Avoid contact with other cars.
If you make contact with another car & either make them lose control / leave the track/spin, you must wait for the car to rejoin and allow him past.
If another car is ahead & on the racing line when braking into a corner, you must back out of any manoeuvre to avoid contact or spinning the other car around.
Continual contact / rubbing the car in front is not acceptable
Weaving to avoid slipstreaming / towing the car behind is not acceptable – you can move once.
If you leave the track, you must rejoin safely without hindering other drivers.
Be prepared to leave racing room for cars that are alongside or 'overlapping' you
The race is not won in the first corner – be patient in the first few corners.
You must make every effort to avoid collisions, including going off track.
Two words to think about - Patience and Awareness.
Be gentlemanly, polite and respectful.
Respect the stewards and Admin.
Persistent, careless, or abusive driving could result in a Permanent ban from GBRC.
GBRC shout out from Tidgney
GBRC Racing
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