PURE presents the Intercontinental Roadcar Tour
Welcome to the Intercontinental Roadcar Tour, a number of country-specific challenges where road-going cars take centre-stage, and Drivers and Teams alike race for the honour of winning a challenge and taking home those all-important bragging rights. The first official challenge of the IRT will take place in Germany, with esteemed manufacturers Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz battling it out in two classes around a number of European tracks.
Welcome to the Intercontinental Roadcar Tour, a number of country-specific challenges where road-going cars take centre-stage, and Drivers and Teams alike race for the honour of winning a challenge and taking home those all-important bragging rights. The first official challenge of the IRT will take place in Germany, with esteemed manufacturers Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz battling it out in two classes around a number of European tracks.
11/03/12 - Thread created.
The IRT follows the GTP OLR, all participants are expected to read and fully understand this set of rules. However the IRT has it's own set of rules that must be adhered to before the OLR. Make sure you read and fully understand every one of them.
- Drivers are expected to race as clean and fair as possible. If you cause an incident then you are expected to wait for the victim, as this is considered gentlemanly and could influence the result of an investigation.
- Disrespectful behaviour is strongly discouraged on and off the track.
- The white lines along the edge of the track are considered to be the track boundaries. These lines continue onto the rumble strips at each corner. At no point should there be no more than two wheels over those lines/rumble strips. Problem areas will be addressed with pictures for each race. A few ventures over the line caused by mistakes or unintentional are permitted, as long as it is not a constant offence.
- Cutting any corner is strongly prohibited.
- Making contact with any sort of wall/barrier is also strictly prohibited in race, whether you gained time or not. Qualifying rules are slightly different for this, please refer to them for your Qualifying.
- You must always respect the position of other drivers on the track, and never attempt to force them off-track or squeeze them illegally. Dive-bombing is also not allowed.
- Always be responsible when driving and be careful around other drivers at all times. Be patient and do not drive erratically.
- Ragequitting is strongly discouraged and frowned upon, but if you have to do not park up on the track, quit out of the race into the lobby.
- A Formation Lap must be completed before the start of every race. Drivers will line up in their Qualifying order before the race is started. On the first lap the Sports tier cars will drive off first at a speed of 56mph/90kph in a staggered formation around the track. They will lap the HP tier cars, who remain in their grid spots. 45 seconds after the Sports cars have lapped the HP cars, the HP cars must set off at the same speed in the same formation. Once the pole car of each class is close to the Start/Finish line and all cars in the respective class are clear of the last corner, they may start the race.
- Weaving on the Formation Lap is not allowed. Jump starts are also prohibited, if you do not give a place back which you gained from a jump start, you will be penalised.
- Pit Entry/Exit lines must be respected. Crossing them is permitted providing there are no cars nearby. Causing an incident as a result of this will yield a harsh penalty.
- All races will be ran in Mixed Class. HP car drivers will be faster but do not automatically gain right of way. They are expected to be patient and pass Sports car drivers when the opportunity is safe and when the Sports car drivers' race will not be affected by the pass. Sports drivers are also expected to drive predictably and not move out of the way when a HP driver approaches.
- If any of these rules are broken, an inquiry will be made and the Race Stewards will decide on an appropriate penalty.
- If you are victim of an incident or witness another driver commit an illegal action, please report it by PM-ing me or another Steward. DO NOT discuss it in the thread.
Race Staff and Stewards
- Biffy - IRT Founder
- Green - IRT Co-Admin
Race Settings
Traction Control - Off
Active Steering - Off
SRF - Off
ASM - Off
Driving Line - Off
ABS - Optional
Grip Reduction - On
Fuel and Tyre Wear - On
Tyres -
HP Tier - Sports Mediums
Sports Tier - Sports Hards
Damage - Heavy
Visual Damage - On
All Aero, Transmission, Suspension and Drivetrain upgrades are permitted and should be installed so that you have the ability to tune your car. Maximum of 4 available cars for each choice. Drivers may only race in one class. Specs are not final and subject to change.
HP Tier
Audi R8
Specs
PP: 545
Power Limiter: 94.3%
Upgrades: All Exhaust + Intake
BMW M5
Specs
PP: 546
Upgrades: All Exhaust + Intake, Weight Reduction 1
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
Specs
PP: 549
Power Limiter: 85%
Ballast: 50kg
Sports Tier
Audi TT-S
Specs
PP: 492
Upgrades: All Exhaust + Intake
BMW Z4M
Specs
PP: 488
Upgrades: Sports ECU
Mercedes-Benz SL55 AMG
Specs
PP: 496
Power Limiter: 80.5%
Audi R8
Specs
PP: 545
Power Limiter: 94.3%
Upgrades: All Exhaust + Intake
BMW M5
Specs
PP: 546
Upgrades: All Exhaust + Intake, Weight Reduction 1
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
Specs
PP: 549
Power Limiter: 85%
Ballast: 50kg
Sports Tier
Audi TT-S
Specs
PP: 492
Upgrades: All Exhaust + Intake
BMW Z4M
Specs
PP: 488
Upgrades: Sports ECU
Mercedes-Benz SL55 AMG
Specs
PP: 496
Power Limiter: 80.5%
Race 1 | 1 Hour of Nurburgring GP/D
Race 2 | 1 Hour of Spa Francorchamps
Race 3 | 90 Minutes of Monza
Race 4 | 1 Hour of Parino Raceway
Race 5 | 90 Minutes of Nurburgring GP/F
Race 6 | 1 Hour of Monaco
Challenge Finale | 2 Hours at the Nurburgring 24hr
Race 2 | 1 Hour of Spa Francorchamps
Race 3 | 90 Minutes of Monza
Race 4 | 1 Hour of Parino Raceway
Race 5 | 90 Minutes of Nurburgring GP/F
Race 6 | 1 Hour of Monaco
Challenge Finale | 2 Hours at the Nurburgring 24hr
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