28. OLR - Driver Disconnections: A: GT45 Gaming recognizes 2 types of ‘Driver Disconnections. • Intentional Disconnections o Rage Quitting • Un-intentional Disconnections o Net Coding o PlayStation Network Issues o Gran Turismo 7 Network Issues o Driver Network Issues o ISP Outage – (Driver) o ISP Outage – (Host) o Power Outage – (Driver) o Power Outage – (Host) B: Rage Quitting is Strictly Prohibited. • Any driver who Rage Quits from a race, Especially in a Race Series, may fall subject being removed from the Race Series. C: Drivers who suffers from an Un-Intentional Disconnection typically receive a ‘DNF’ & awarded 0 points. However drivers may still be eligible to receive points. • A driver needs to complete at least 75% of the race. o Driver needs to complete the Qualifying Session o Driver needs to Start the Race. • A driver would only receive 25% of the points for the position the driver was in at the time of disconnection. o Example: Driver was in 3rd place (26 pts) at the time of disconnection, driver may receive a total of 7 pts. D: A driver who suffers from an Un-Intentional Disconnection might be eligible to receive 100% of the points for the position they were in at the time of disconnection. • A driver needs to have 3 minutes (or less) remaining in the race. • A driver needs to seemingly have the position locked (barring a major mistake). o ‘GT45Gaming’ & Race Stewards will deliberate on the security of that position. o The driver in question does not get to a say in this matter. • When & If ‘GT45Gaming’ & Race Stewards agree on the security of the position, it would be possible for 2 drivers to be awarded the 3rd place points (from the above example).