EVRL (European Virtual Racing League) EVRL

An at-fault action resulting in minor damage or time loss to another driver. Physical contact is not strictly required; encompasses careless driving, illegal blocking, unsafe rejoins, or forcing a driver off-track that negatively impacts their race without ending it.

Drivers on out-laps or in-laps must move off the racing line to allow drivers on hot laps to pass safely. Failure to do so will be classified as impeding.

Pausing the game at any time during an active session is prohibited. (Only Xbox Players can be permitted to pause)

Blocking or obstructing another driver who is currently on a timed qualifying lap is strictly prohibited.

Reactive blocking or swerving on straights is expressly forbidden.

Drivers must leave adequate, safe space when alongside another vehicle. Squeezing an opponent off the circuit is a punishable offense.

A physical, non race-ending collision attributed entirely to a single offending driver. Strictly requires a physical impact where one driver is deemed 100% at fault, though the resulting damage must be manageable enough that the affected driver can continue the session.

Pausing the game or retiring from the session while on the racing surface is prohibited, as it fails to sufficiently ghost the vehicle and creates a hazard for active drivers.

12.1. Lapped cars must yield to leading cars without interference, even if ghosted

Resetting the car to the track at any point during a session is strictly prohibited.

Drivers who leave the track limits must yield and wait for a definitively clear gap in traffic before re-entering the circuit.

An at-fault action that severely compromises another driver's race. Physical contact is not strictly required. Encompasses any action directly resulting in a competitor suffering a DNF, sustaining critical damage mandating an unscheduled pit stop, or experiencing a massive time loss removing them from competitive contention.

Lapped cars must immediately move off the racing line to allow cars behind to pass safely.

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A severe physical collision attributed entirely to a single offending driver. Strictly requires a physical impact where one driver is deemed 100% at fault, directly resulting in the affected driver suffering a DNF, sustaining catastrophic vehicle damage, or incurring an insurmountable time loss ending their ability to meaningfully compete.

while remaining in the race.

Purposely crashing into another vehicle will lead to severe sanctions.

A second occurrence of intentional crashing will result in an immediate, permanent ban from the EVRL.