Code of Conduct

Overview

JT Racing is built for competitive sim racing with a simple standard: race hard, respect people, and keep the community worth being part of.

This Code of Conduct applies to everyone using the platform: league owners, admins, stewards, drivers, applicants, spectators, and community members. League-specific rules can add format, scoring, car, track, stewarding, and championship details, but they cannot weaken this Code of Conduct.

The Standard

We take racing seriously, but we are here to enjoy it. You are expected to treat people with respect on track, in voice chat, in Discord, in private messages, and anywhere else JT Racing activity happens.

Be competitive. Be direct when something needs fixing. Do not be a dick.

Voice Chat And Race-Day Conduct

Heated moments happen. Minor swearing or frustration during a race is understandable, provided it stays in the moment and does not become personal.

Not allowed: personal attacks, abuse, continued arguments after the race, blame campaigns, harassment, or private DMs sent to fight, shame, threaten, or provoke another person.

First offence may result in a warning. A second offence may result in disqualification from the championship, removal from the league, or stronger action depending on severity.

Unsportsmanlike Conduct

Unsportsmanlike conduct includes intentional track-object destruction, erratic start procedure behaviour, brake-checking, dangerous swerves, intentional obstruction, retaliatory driving, and any behaviour outside fair sporting standards.

These actions can result in race disqualification, championship penalties, suspension, or removal from JT Racing.

Discrimination And Abuse

Racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic, ableist, or otherwise discriminatory behaviour results in an immediate lifetime ban.

No appeals. No exceptions.

Netcode And Incident Context

Stewards review incidents using available iRacing replay evidence. Severe or extreme netcode may be treated as a racing incident where the replay clearly supports that outcome. If contact would have happened regardless of netcode, penalties apply normally.

League Owners, Admins, And Stewards

People running leagues must apply rules consistently, communicate clearly, and avoid using admin access or stewarding authority to settle personal disputes. Decisions should be professional, explainable, and aligned with this Code of Conduct.

Consequences

JT Racing can warn, remove race results, disqualify drivers, suspend accounts, remove league access, revoke admin privileges, or ban users. The action will match the seriousness and pattern of behaviour.

If someone repeatedly makes the platform worse for others, they will be removed.