The RD Mazda MX5 Cup is a single make esports racing series with the popular little Japanese car in Assetto Corsa hosted on Simracing.GP which will run in the days after (M)Xmas.
This second season has an "obscure" character, racing on three racing tracks you might have never heard of, but which are extremely challenging, the season grand finale is hosted on Okayama in the Land of the Rising Sun. Read below how to join.
How to join?
The RD Mazda MX5 Cup 2020 runs exclusively for premium members and is hosted on the new Simracing.GP esports racing platform which is currently in a closed beta. If you are not a member of the RD community on Simracing.GP yet you first need to send me a private message including your email address so I can send you an invitation to join the platform. Click here to message me.
The RD Mazda MX5 Cup Page
The following prizes are available for the overall podium of the series.
For this series our general league rules apply, which you can find via this link.
Absenses
For leagues we are looking for the most dedicated drivers so being present at all events is something we absolutely strive for. However if you have to miss out of any rounds please let us know in this thread before the race and tag me in your post please.
Sign up
This league is open to RD Premium Members of all regions, you can register your car by clicking here.
Incident Reports
All racing incidents will will be reviewed by an independent group of stewards. All incidents will be viewed on their merits, and the decisions made by the stewards will be respected even if you disagree with the outcome.
Submitting a Report:
Reports are submitted to the league director via Personal Message click here, who will then forward them to the stewards. Reports must be submitted within 24 hours of the conclusion of the race. If you would like a racing incident to be looked at, then please make sure you conform to the procedure and standards that are expected of an incident report. This means:
The race stewards will have many different penalties at their disposal. For racing incidents there are point penalties that can be issued depending on the severity of the incident(s).
This second season has an "obscure" character, racing on three racing tracks you might have never heard of, but which are extremely challenging, the season grand finale is hosted on Okayama in the Land of the Rising Sun. Read below how to join.
How to join?
The RD Mazda MX5 Cup 2020 runs exclusively for premium members and is hosted on the new Simracing.GP esports racing platform which is currently in a closed beta. If you are not a member of the RD community on Simracing.GP yet you first need to send me a private message including your email address so I can send you an invitation to join the platform. Click here to message me.
The RD Mazda MX5 Cup Page
- Already a member of Simracing.GP? Click here to visit the dedicated series page to sign up and register your car.
- Round 1 - Bikernieki | Sunday December 27, 2020
- Round 2 - Nemuno Ziedas | Monday December 28, 2020
- Round 3 - Ahvenisto | Tuesday December 29, 2020
- Round 4 - Okayama | Wednesday December 30, 2020
- 19:30 UTC | Practice (15 Minutes)
- 19:45 UTC | Qualification (15 Minutes)
- 20:00 UTC | Race (20 Minutes)
The following prizes are available for the overall podium of the series.
- Winner receives 3 years of premium membership (= EUR 45,00)
- Runner-up receives 2 years of premium membership (= EUR 30,00)
- Third place receives 1 year of premium membership (= EUR 15,00)
For this series our general league rules apply, which you can find via this link.
Absenses
For leagues we are looking for the most dedicated drivers so being present at all events is something we absolutely strive for. However if you have to miss out of any rounds please let us know in this thread before the race and tag me in your post please.
Sign up
This league is open to RD Premium Members of all regions, you can register your car by clicking here.
Incident Reports
All racing incidents will will be reviewed by an independent group of stewards. All incidents will be viewed on their merits, and the decisions made by the stewards will be respected even if you disagree with the outcome.
Submitting a Report:
Reports are submitted to the league director via Personal Message click here, who will then forward them to the stewards. Reports must be submitted within 24 hours of the conclusion of the race. If you would like a racing incident to be looked at, then please make sure you conform to the procedure and standards that are expected of an incident report. This means:
- Your name, the round number, and the lap of the race on which it occurred and the drivers involved.
- Clear video evidence of the events leading up to, during and proceeding the incident (total length should be ~1 minute).
- A variety of camera angles from both your opponents, and your own perspective.
- A text description of the events.
The race stewards will have many different penalties at their disposal. For racing incidents there are point penalties that can be issued depending on the severity of the incident(s).
. And the event from the 27th starts just after our Formula Student fun event ends. Will give it a go!
