British GT eSports Championship 2019 - Meeting 7 - Mugello

Welcome to the last meeting of the 2019 Season of the British GT eSport Championship! For the finale, we head to the rolling hills of Italy's Tuscany region to visit the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello, or as it is known more simply,  the Mugello Circuit.  Mugello might be better know as a MotoGP circuit, but that has not stopped several FIA GT championships, the Formula 3000 series and Formula One from holding events there.  While Mugello and Donington Park are almost 1800 km (~1100 miles) part, the circuits do share similar features such as tight chicanes, hairpins, and long straights to really test the cars.  

Qualifying - Qualifying for BGT will be a timed session lasting 15 minutes.  Once 15 minutes has expired, racers will finish the lap that they are currently on before stopping on the back straight.  The pits will be open the entire 15 minutes for pit stops. Drivers that fail to complete a clean lap time will have their fastest dirty lap time will be recorded and placed lower than the slowest clean lap times. Remember that drivers should be/appear online 15 minutes prior to qualifying start, and should keep in-party chat to a minimal.
 
Race - This is a single race event.  The race will consist of 32 racing laps (1 out lap + 32 racing laps + 1 extra for results collection) for a total of 34 laps. Drivers are expected to be familiar with the rules and regulations come race time. 

Pit Stops - There are 2 mandatory pit stops during the race. The pit lane will be opened after the second racing lap and will be closed two laps prior to the finish.  Drivers are reminded to respect the limitations of the pit lane, and to adhere to the painted pit in and out lanes.  Failure to do so here on out will result in a penalty.  

Starting Procedure - The race will start with a typical 80 mph 2x2 Rolling Start towards the end of the warm-up lap. Remember that each row of 2 cars are not to accelerate to race pace until THEY pass the Start/Finish line.

Track Limits - For simplicity, as long as it is Forza clean it's legal.

*NOTE* - If you are not planning on racing, please notify one of the members of the Marshal Team.