FAQ

All assists are currently permitted. However, if you use the automatic “return to track” feature and the stewards determine that it was an unsafe rejoin you could be penalized after the race.

Points will be awarded according to the table below: (Finishing position in top row, points awarded in rows 2/3)

To report a new incident click this link

To respond to an incident click this link

Few points to note:

• Each new report will generate an incident ID
• The report will ping your tier’s discord submissions channel automatically a few minutes after submitting
• The reported driver will need to review the submission and use the incident ID to respond
• It is up to the responding driver to ensure they are responding to the correct incident
• Clips can be uploaded directly from your PS to YouTube, Twitch etc. however, any link with the clip such as Google Drive, Dropbox etc will be accepted

If you want to set up a custom race or a multiplayer lobby to practice for the Gr3 Championship you’ll need to use the following settings:

How to get full time status

Before each GT season, the league administrators evaluate all drivers to determine whether they will get a full time or reserve slot. Each driver’s attendance record is reviewed and ones that have reliably participated in races will be given full time slots. Most new drivers will join the league in a reserve slot but some will get assigned as full time if there is space available.

NOTE: if you really want a full time slot consider becoming a Patreon and, although still not guaranteed, you will be given priority for any full time slots that become available. Contributing to Patreon in ALR is completely optional, but comes with extra perks like priority placement into full time slots and special events.

Full time driver expectations

Drivers that are given full time status are expected to make every effort to attend all races in the season. Full time drivers have a guaranteed slot each week as long as they respond to the availability post in discord in #gt-t[your tier number]-availability in a timely manner.

Drivers missing 3 weeks of races in a row, or missing more than 3 weeks within a season may have their full time seat taken from them and replaced by a reserve.

Drivers missing 2 weeks of races in a row, or missing more than 2 weeks within a season WITHOUT notifying in #gt-availability WILL have their full time seat taken from them and replaced by a reserve.

Reserve driver expectations

We understand that sometimes life gets in the way of our sim-racing careers and full time drivers have to occasionally miss a race. When that happens, a reserve driver that has responded positively to the availability post will be given the unused slot for that week. Reserve drivers are chosen to race in unused slots based on the order they responded to the availability post. Our goal is to always have a full grid of drivers.

Reserve drivers that consistently respond to availability posts and make themselves available to race (sometimes on short notice) will most likely be rewarded with a full time slot in the following season. Mid-season promotions from reserve to full time are also a possibility if a full time slot is vacated.

• The top five unique cars in each tier will be banned for the following season in their respective tiers.
• Any driver who wins their tier’s championship title may not use that same car for the next 2 seasons regardless of which tier they are assigned during those two seasons.
• ALR also reserves the right to outright ban any cars they determine will give one driver team an extreme unfair advantage. The goal of each season is to have a competitive championship at all skill levels where several teams can be contenders for the season’s top title and bragging rights.
• The full banned cars list for each tier and overall will be clearly communicated prior to car selection and usually released at the same time as the season calendar.