10. OLR - Racing Etiquette: A: All drivers are required to exhibit common courtesy for their fellow drivers during any race. Violations include, but are not limited to: • Intentionally driving in a manner that requires a driver to make evasive maneuvers. • Brake Checking • Blocking • Unsafe Track Re-Entry • Making contact with another car o Leaning on another car through a turn o Shoving or Punting • Driving Slowly (considerably slower than ‘Race Pace’) • Stopping on-track • Intentional Stunts o Drifting o Skidding or Spinning across the finish line. o Crashing • Intentionally doing anything to Draw a Yellow Flag. • Intentionally driving slowly while on the Race Line. B: Drivers heading to the Pits (‘In-Lap Traffic’) are expected to: • Drivers might be required to signal their intention to Pit (based on the track). • Drivers are to stay within the solid white limit lines for Pit-Entry. C: Drivers leaving the Pits (‘Out-Lap Traffic’) are expected to: • Stay within the solid white limit lines, until the lines become broken. • If there is ‘Hot-Lap Traffic’ near-by, the ‘Out-Lap Car’ (car leaving the pits) is required to stay on their side of the track until the next turn (depending on the track). o Example: Pit Row is on Driver’s Right, the ‘Out-Lap Car’ (car leaving the pits) is expected to stay to the Right-side of the track until after the next turn. D: Drivers, who stay out on track (‘Hot-Lap Traffic’) who encounter cars head into the Pits (‘In-Lap Traffic’), will be expected to; • Stay on the race line. • Give needed room to ‘In-Lap Traffic’ cars. o ‘In-Lap Traffic’ cars might be moving slower due to;  Tires – worn or wasted tires  Fuel – extremely low fuel -or- No Fuel  Damage – to aero suspension or engine E: ‘Hot-Lap Traffic’ who are approaching ‘Out-Lap Traffic’ (cars leaving the Pits) are expected to; • Stay on the race line. • Stay on their side of the track until the next turn (depending on the track). o Example: Pit Row is on Driver’s Right, ‘Hot-Lap Traffic’ is expected to stay to the Left-side of the track until after the next turn.