[Pete Parisetti]

A small group of the forum's usual suspects has recently discussed possible practical measures to encourage more drivers to race safely and therefore make the SRS experience even more enjoyable for everybody. Some agreement has been found around the idea of a "Safety Rating", which is simply a driver's incident average calculated on the last 50 races. Why 50 races? Because it encourages drivers with a high "historic" inc avg to invest in safety and lower their Safety Rating in a relatively short period of time. If such rating were to be introduced, it could be used to make, for example, one of the hourly series only open to drivers with a Safety Rating below 2. Especially if it was applied in series with highly coveted cars, this could possibly be a "carrot" to encourage better driving, in addition to the "stick" of the protest forms.

I have put up a very short survey (30 seconds max) to test the waters with the larger community: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/H6LLNTW

If you take the survey, please be honest and vote only once. 

Please note:

1. This is NOT in any way a complaint about SRS. The results of the survey will be shared with the Admins for their information and possible consideration.

2. This post is NOT intended to generate further discussion. The issue has been discussed already until the cows came home, several times over. If you think this is a useless or stupid idea, just disagree with the 4 questions in the survey. If you think you have better ideas, kindly make a separate post.

Thanks everybody.