I can read it clearly everyday I visit this forums. Race Incidents Discussion is forbidden!
You know there's a place for that as they say, well if you always crash I mean... Go away! Well that's rude but that's how it is as it stands. I was in a race yesterday in GT3 America when some dudes attempted to boot one driver for too much crashing. I don't wanna take sides. I don't like drivers that crash... But being a noob as we were all once was, I know the feeling of rejection too. I'm glad my rookie days in SIM racing was in iRacing where there is room for these mistakes. You know what I mean... The rookie series of Mazda MX-5 and that headlight-less car that I don't know the name in Ovals. I finished that GT3 race second to Austin Ogonoski, and we had a blast to the very last corner. He was very clean and I give him credit for the treatment I got and I tried to be the same to him. Sometimes you just wish everyone race that way, but sadly that is not the case.
I'll cut the chase. I just want to suggest starting a new series for rookies.. Give a reasonable number, like 3 or maybe up to 5 consecutive races with zero incidents will make you graduate from it and begin your career with something like 150 up to 200 rating. Make it open to non rookie too so if somehow someone invited a friend here, they can join them in those races as guides or maybe even a partner in crime if their naughty.
JK! I'm sure everyone who will read this gets the picture.It's never gonna be easy. I hate to compare this great idea(SRS) with iRacing but sometimes you just can't express what you like to say without going that path. As the current structure stands. A new driver here is almost forced to race a lone race or maybe with 2 or 3 other (new)drivers if they are lucky. I hope I don't annoy anyone for this post, I don't need everyone to agree with me, but opening the topic makes other think too for other possible solutions for the new drivers. I mean, let's at least try not to gang up on someone if we already know they are struggling.