The following applies only to point-scoring championship races:
Sometimes, unfortunate things happen in our races, like when a driver gets pushed off the track and loses positions and points in the championship.
Fair sportsmanship is a core value of THR, and we want every driver to feel involved in our community. It should feel good to be a part of this community, and participation is key to achieving that.
Therefore, THR encourages you to chat with your opponent via PM to discuss the situation and consider reviewing it together. It doesn't matter who initiates the conversation (victim or initiator), but from our experience it makes a lot of sense to sleep on it beforehand.
Ideally, this conversation resolves the situation: a genuine apology from the "guilty" party, and both sides learn something from it.
If that didn't yield a result that you can live with and you were directly affected adversely by the incident, you can protest the incident (via our THR-Discord #thr-ticket-system channel) within a given time period after the race ends. Unless stated otherwise, that time period begins 20h after the race, and ends 3 days after the race.
- Your protest must describe the situation from your point of view.
- Your answers to the questions in the form need to be as accurate as possible.
- You must name the timestamp (hour:minute:second) within the AC reference replay file precisely enough for the reviewers to get straight to the incident, but you don´t need to upload any videos or pictures.
The ticket system creates an autogenerated Discord channel. The driver(s) involved will now be added to this ticket channel and have the opportunity to comment and share their perspective.
- You only have 48 hours to post your point of view.
- The channel isn't meant for back-and-forth discussion. Please limit yourself to one message per driver.
- THR Orga won't send reminders about the chance to comment.
THR Race Control will review the incident. If necessary, the handler of your ticket will ask you some additional questions for clarifications on behalf of race control.
The stewards in THR Race Control will review the incident and form a decision based on your feedback, on our community's competition Rules (and champion-specific extra rules if applicable), and our Catalog of Penalties.
Depending on the outcome of the decision, one or multiple involved drivers might receive a penalty within the championship. The highest possible level of escalation is a complete server ban, particularly for intentional wrecking or other malicious behaviour.
The highest level of escalation is a complete server ban, particularly for rude behaviour, as written in THR Rules (https://thracing.de/rules/).
