Two suggestions:
First one is probably easy (easier) to implement. Have an official 1 hour practice session that drivers can sign up for before every race. Would be useful for a lot of new drivers as well. Learn the track before a race, observe other drivers, maybe ask for advice in chat. No need to stay the entire hour - join/leave anytime within the 1 hour time slot. The sign up button can be placed next to the race registration - easy to find. And show how many are currently in practice.
The second suggestion is probably not something that can be added easily, but would be fun. In addition to the normal championship, have a team championship. There are quite a few drivers that drive in "teams". You would have to sign up your team before the championship starts, specifying how many cars and who is in your team. Then the average of the weekly best result for each team member is used for the team championship. So if there are 3 drivers in your team, and the best results are ex. 102, 95, 87 - then the average for that week would be (102+95+87) ÷ 3 = 94.7 . So it doesn't matter how many drivers are in your team, as it's always the average that is used. No idea if anyone would be interested in this, and no idea if it's even possible. Just a thought
First one is probably easy (easier) to implement. Have an official 1 hour practice session that drivers can sign up for before every race. Would be useful for a lot of new drivers as well. Learn the track before a race, observe other drivers, maybe ask for advice in chat. No need to stay the entire hour - join/leave anytime within the 1 hour time slot. The sign up button can be placed next to the race registration - easy to find. And show how many are currently in practice.
The second suggestion is probably not something that can be added easily, but would be fun. In addition to the normal championship, have a team championship. There are quite a few drivers that drive in "teams". You would have to sign up your team before the championship starts, specifying how many cars and who is in your team. Then the average of the weekly best result for each team member is used for the team championship. So if there are 3 drivers in your team, and the best results are ex. 102, 95, 87 - then the average for that week would be (102+95+87) ÷ 3 = 94.7 . So it doesn't matter how many drivers are in your team, as it's always the average that is used. No idea if anyone would be interested in this, and no idea if it's even possible. Just a thought