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Don't join races in the very last second of the countdown!
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Now that participation numbers are quite low, please don't leave it to the very last second to join a race. Other drivers won't join unless they can see that the race will get to the required 6 participants. Also, if you join at the last second, those who already signed up will quit the session if they think the numbers won't be sufficient to be official. Just putting this out there to hopefully get a few more official races going. Enough ranting, lets go race! Smile
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#2
It can sometimes help to put out a message in the shoutbox at the top of the SRS screen, asking if anyone is waiting for more people. I have found that just asking the question can get a handful of lurkers to commit to the race. Big Grin
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#3
Just had a case when i unregistered for a race since we had just 5 people. Someone then registered, somehow, 2 minutes after the registration were closed. rip
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#4
So... does anyone know why attendance seems to have halved this year?
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(08-12-2021, 03:09 PM)Matteo Venuti Wrote:  Just had a case when i unregistered for a race since we had just 5 people. Someone then registered, somehow, 2 minutes after the registration were closed. rip
When there's <6 ppl, you can still race. Such a race doesn't count (no championship points lost/gained), so you can always leave after 2 laps Cool

(08-12-2021, 07:07 PM)Christopher Magan Wrote:  So... does anyone know why attendance seems to have halved this year?
Last year was a special year for sim racing.
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#6
If you register and there are less than 6 participants, results don't count.
So you can stay registered and if less than 6 start you won't be penalised.
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#7
Any way to schedule with others ahead of time. Using discord or something else?

Would love to race more but every time I check on here there's no one registered.

If I knew the popular times I would just focus on those
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#8
I've noticed the most action is during European "prime-time", like GMT 4pm to 11pm.
Check the Current Standings page, click "Races" of the car you like and open the different race times. You'll see the busy/slow patterns.
In the US, it's pretty much all mid-day for full fields and sporadic in the evenings.
Good luck!
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#9
Like Rob said, participation is mostly shifted towards European time zones. Evenings for American time zones are almost dead unfortunately. That's why signing up early is a good idea.
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#10
Hi! I 'm new in here but, I think that having a Discord or a connected group similar to that can make it more likely to people join.   Big Grin
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