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Internal Rules for Closed ASG Racing Events

Edition: August 2026

0. The racing surface is the area of the track between the white boundary lines.
1. Crossing the pit-entry and pit-exit lines is prohibited.
2. A battle begins if the attacking car gets its front bumper into the opponent's overlap zone before the corner. The overlap zone begins at the rear wheel.
3. The start of a corner is a sustained steering input toward the corner.
4. A driver may enter the overlap zone under braking while retaining control and remaining within the track limits.
5. Once overlap is established, both drivers must leave at least one car width to the white line.
6. Space must be maintained at corner entry, apex and exit while overlap exists.
7. Without overlap, the car ahead has priority over the racing line.
8. Late overlap does not grant the right to space. Uncontrolled attacks are prohibited.
9. One change of line is permitted while battling.
10. Weaving, repeated moves, reactive blocking and brake testing are prohibited.
11. Sudden changes of line under braking and forcing an opponent off track are prohibited.
12. Drivers must avoid contact. The driver behind is responsible for maintaining a safe distance.
13. Using an opponent to brake, turn or keep the car under control is prohibited.
14. An overtake is complete when there is no overlap, the overtaking car is ahead and returning to the line is safe.
15. A position gained off track must be returned within one lap.
16. A car is considered to have left the track if none of its wheels are touching the track or its boundary lines.
17. A car rejoining after leaving the track or spinning must yield to traffic. An unsafe rejoin is prohibited.
18. Under blue flags, a lapped driver must not defend and must let the faster car through within the current sector. A lapped driver has the right to unlap themselves.
19. Reports must identify the participants, lap, time and evidence. The administration may impose sanctions or a ban; the decision may be appealed.
20. Insulting participants, stewards or administrators is prohibited.
21. The administration reserves the right to ban a participant for dangerous driving or repeated serious violations.

ASG Racing Penalty Schedule

1. Minor contact without consequences — warning or racing incident.
2. Contact causing loss of time or position — 15 seconds.
3. Contact causing a spin or damage — Drive Through.
4. Contact causing a mass crash — Stop&Go 30 seconds.
5. Intentional contact, ramming or retaliation — disqualification and ban.
6. Uncontrolled late attack — 15 seconds or Drive Through.
7. Failure to leave space when overlap exists — 15 seconds.
8. Forcing an opponent off track with contact — Drive Through.
9. Repeated change of line — 15 seconds.
10. Intentional or reactive blocking — Drive Through.
11. Brake test — Drive Through or Stop&Go 30 seconds.
12. Off-track advantage without returning the position — 15 seconds.
13. Repeated corner cutting or bypassing the track — Drive Through or disqualification.
14. Unsafe rejoin without contact — 15 seconds.
15. Unsafe rejoin with contact — Drive Through.
16. Unsafe rejoin causing a mass crash — disqualification.
17. First blue-flag violation — 15 seconds.
18. Repeated blue-flag violation — Drive Through.
19. Intentional blocking of the leaders — disqualification.
20. Crossing the pit-entry or pit-exit line — Drive Through.
21. Unsafe pit exit — 15 seconds or Drive Through.
22. Impeding a car on a fast lap — warning or grid-position penalty.
23. Dangerous driving or repeated violations — disqualification or suspension.
24. Insults, threats and harassment — mute, suspension or ban.
25. Cheating, driver substitution, sabotage or evading a penalty — disqualification and ban.

A penalty may be adjusted based on the consequences, intent, repeated behavior and voluntary return of the position.