I think the new rules are great! Well done and thanks for the effort!

Congratulation, well driven!

I especially like your well performed shortcuts on Monza :)

I just compared an identical loading segment in 1lap% category with TIJ and realized that i'm loosing a lot of time just loading. 

It took him 52 seconds to from one race to the next, where it took me 1 minute and 8 seconds. That is a 16 seconds difference and with 19 races and 18 results that has to be loaded, I loose 16*19 ~ 5 minutes.

 So I'm wondering if there is anything I can do to make the game load faster?

Thanks for the quick respond. It was very usefull. Btw. to my knowledge is it not possible to start before the lights turn off

1.
The rules states "You're not allowed to jump a start.". What is meant by that?

2.
Why is it an option to set the AI-difficulty to set to either "professionel" or "legendary" and not just ONE predeterminated diffuculty? I'm asking because it is significantly easier to professionel rather than legendary. 

That makes me wonder if the category should have 4 subcategories. One for each difficulty

F1 2010

! Fishy !

Gran Turismo Sport

As per Thursday August 16th, 2022.

Well... well... well. How the turntables.

This took quite more than I expected to, tbh. It was obviously my fault and my responsibility so I take that. Nevermind, here is the new ruleset that'll apply for new submissions to FS Lap% and other categories. (Yeah, I need to retime 3Lap% but in my mind, the order of doing this was: 

- Retime 1Lap% 
- Post rules 
- Do 2011 
- Retime higher lap% runs (because those are categories less played than 1Lap%. 

Still, I will try to have finish this by Sunday 21st, August 2022.

We now have LRT, IGT and RTA separate columns, each of which symbolizes something different, as you may notice by the current table. Let me explain how this'll work.

**Please, ask anything confusing about this here or @ me in Discord. My socials are in my profile. Just say you're coming from sr.c and I'll be explaining anything without any problem. If you think this isn't fair, also, please comment on this. Please.** 

Without further ado:

# LRT will be the main timer. 

This is the timer given by the game when the race is finished. Penalties, if had, will be handled and **removed** by moderators (TSF or myself). **Flashbacks will also not be considered**. This is only the race time. You can use any setups you want and cut corners and everything else, given the fact you don't get disqualified. It really goes with the speedrunning spirit, imho. However...

# IGT will handle any penalty or flashback you use. 

Namely: Say that you had an awful Singapore GP (as I had in F1 2011), and you used the 4 flashbacks, each one adding 7s because you just used it and that's it (not searching the exact frame to help yourself out of the dire situation you got into) (We will look into the time you consumed within the flashback). Also, you couldn't flashback a cutting corner and got another 5s  penalty for a total time of (just for the sake of argument): **2:06.234.** That'll be neither your IGT nor your LRT. **IGT will add the penalty and the flashback times.**

Your **LRT** will be: 2:06.234 (your time) - 0:05.000 (the penalty) = 1:59.234s for Singapore.

Your **IGT** will be 2:06.234 + 0:28.000 (4 x (0:07.000)) = **2:34.234 for Singapore**.

I know it sounds confusing, but it'll be fair. At least that's what I think.

# RTA will still be used, but it's not mandatory now to have a timer

After a long of thinking, RTA makes no sense. The timer isn't mandatory either as we can retime with the tools Internet provide. The load times differ so much within two different platforms, so it's just weird. We'll still keep them just in case there is a tie in LRT **and** IGT. And if you think that'd be extremely rare, as I also think it'll be, I just want to remember y'all European GP (Jerez) Qualifying, 1997.

I will provide the spreadsheet once I finish separating every run into their single file. That'll be added into the description of every run submitted from now on.