All TURN competitors are encouraged to be as clean and fair as possible when racing outlined in the TURN 2016 CODE OF CONDUCT, but at times there are incidents that require a second look to make sure driving standards are enforced with the possibility of penalties being delivered. If you feel you have an incident that warrants a review due to actions that severely go against the rules of TURN, then please use the following actions:


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Race Series: TURN Masters NA Season 4
Round Number: 2
Race Number: 1
Lobby: 1
Track: Rio de Janiero
Driver: Supermaster1732

Offense: Avoidable contact, failure to communicate, failure to adhere to blue flags


Description: Supermaster1732 was coming out of the pits and in failure to communicate this, came into contact with lead lap traffic, whilst making no observable actions to avoid them.

Video Evidence:
http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Zabbzi/video/18105291


Stewards Decision: This incident was deemed avoidable by the stewards team. Along with a similar incident with leaders in the same race, the race directors of the series gave Supermaster1732 an exclusion to race 2 on the night.

The stewards therefore, have awarded Supermaster1732 a T3 Penalty, that is 12 Points deducted, 12 Grid spot deduction in the next race, 12 race probation, and a 1 Race suspension. However, due to his exclusion in Race 2, the stewards have decided that that is enough to serve as his suspension.

The stewards team stresses that everybody communicate their entry and exit of pit lane appropriately and to always adhere to blue flags. We also like to stress the importance of staying inside the pit exit lines as they appear on track when exiting the pits. These are there for a reason, and that is to avoid contact with traffic in the racing lanes.