Track Days and Touristenfahrten (Tourist Ride) sessions are public driving lobbies, not competitive races. The goal is to enjoy the cars, respect other drivers, and hotlap safely.
1. IT IS NOT A RACE
You are not fighting for position. Do not aggressively defend corners, block faster cars, or attempt risky overtakes in braking zones. Treat the session like a real-life public toll road or a gentleman's track day.
2. PASS LEFT, YIELD RIGHT
Following strict track day rules, you should generally overtake on the left and stay to the right when yielding. Make sure the car ahead is aware of your presence before committing to a pass.
3. YIELDING TO FASTER TRAFFIC
If a faster car is approaching from behind, it is your responsibility to facilitate a safe pass. Move off the racing line on a straightaway, lift off the throttle slightly, and use your turn signals (if mapped) to indicate which side you are yielding to.
4. YELLOW FLAGS & INCIDENTS
If you see a yellow flag or a car spun out ahead, slow down immediately. Overtaking is strictly prohibited under local yellow flags. Be prepared to stop or take evasive action to avoid a pileup.
5. DO NOT STOP ON THE MIDDLE OF THE TRACK
If you get into a wreck, lose control, or need to leave the session DO NOT stop in the middle of the track. Pull over off track and exit if able, or return to pits as quickly as you can.