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• DOCUMENTATION DANS IRACING
• - Aides
• - Docs utilisation
• - Docs championnats

• UTILISATION 1 : DEBUTER
• - DEBUTER : REJOINDRE UNE SESSION
• - En cas de déconnexion
• - Quitter une session / Abandonner une course
• - Mode Spectateur (Spectator Sessions)
• - Ping et Fraps
• - Configuration de l'affichage - FOV
• - Liens officiels

• UTILISATION 1b : CONSEILS POUR DEBUTER
• - PREMIERS CONSEILS
• - Conseils généraux
• - De la Mazda MX5 à la Skip Barber

• UTILISATION 2 : L'INTERFACE :
• - Interface
• - Aides
• - Bandeau supérieur
• - NEW : Mode spectateur
• - DASHBOARD : gérer son utilisation

• UTILISATION 3 : PERFECTIONNEMENT :
• - La touche F3 - infos en course - reset
• - Commande vocale
• - COMMUNIQUER : amis, messages privés
• - Communiquer dans le jeu : le chat
• - Faire une réclamation : Protest
• - Les sessions HOSTED
• - Les régions et les Clubs
• - Afficher les infos des circuits

• UTILISATION 4 : REGLEMENT :
• - Ravitaillement - Spotter
• - Vitesse et sortie des stands
• - Drapeau noir
• - Autres drapeaux
• - OVAL : les règles de drapeau jaune
• - Réglement - Course officielle

• SETUPS - REGLAGES :
• - Setups à télécharger
• - Théorie - Guides de réglage iRacing
• - Ecole de pilotage iRacing***
• - Utilisation de la boîte de vitesses
• - Théorie - Sites de conseils
• - UTILISATION DES SETUPS
• - Correspondances English / Metric

SETTINGS PAR VOITURE
SETUPS PAR VOITURE

• RALENTIS, CAMERAS ET VIDEOS :
• - Liens
• - UTILISATION DES REPLAYS
• - Lecture
• - Emplacement des replays
• - Caméras - Editer les caméras

CIRCUITS ROAD
CIRCUITS OVAL
CIRCUITS ACTUELS ET FUTURS...

VOITURES
CIRCUITS

TEST ET AVIS

SCREENSHOTS

Installation et première configuration :
VOIR MA PAGE : TELEMETRIE MCLAREN

• RESULTATS ET SAFETY RATING :
• - Liens
• - Le résultat d'une course
• - Championnat : calcul des points
• - Le SR (Safety Rating)
• - Le SR dans le règlement iRacing
• - Le MPR (Minimum participation...)
• - CRED (Race Participation Tracker)

• LES STATISTIQUES :
• - Accéder aux statistiques
• - La page PERSONAL STATS (Career)
• - La page RESULTS ARCHIVE (Results)
• - Afficher les statistiques des autres pilotes
• - Partager ses statistiques
• - La page SERIES STATS***
• - La page DRIVERS STATS
• - La page REGIONAL STATS

• SKINS, PERSONNALISATION DES VOITURES
• - Personnaliser ses voitures
• - Créer ses skins
• - Trading Paints
• - Affichage de la licence

VIDEOS SUR IRACING
SCREENSHOTS
NEWS - NOUVEAUTES
PROCHAINEMENT SUR IRACING
ACHAT - SOUSCRIPTION

Pour accéder à un ensemble de documents consultables en ligne ou téléchargeables :

- cliquer sur RESOURCES, Documents and Tools,

Ou :

- Aller sur la page :
http://members.iracing.com/membersite/member/instruction.jsp

Tout est malheureusement en anglais.

Les principaux fichiers :
Sporting Code = les règles de iRacing
Setup Guide = Aide au réglage (il existe une traduction en français : cliquer ici)

Consulter, autant que possible, ces documents à partir de la page officielle : cliquer ici pour accéder à la page REFERENCE

Guide de l'utilisateur et réglement des compétitions :

members.iRacing
REFERENCE

User Guide
06/02/2013

Sporting Code
23/07/2013

User Guide décrit l'interface et le fonctionnement d'iRacing

Sporting Code contient le règlement de iRacing

Réglage des voitures :

Setup Guide (anglais)

Traduction du iRacing Setup Guide

par les membre du forum Iracing.fr

Voir : Guide du Setup en français

Guide des réglages iRacing (français)

Centripetal Circuit Instructional Guide

Centripetal Circuit Instructional Guide

An instructional guide on how to properly use the Centripetal Circuit, the iRacing skidpad.

Championnat Wold Cup :

• Unofficial Site Policy
• iRacing.com Custom Paint Policy
• iRacing.com Contests and Competition Rules

• iRacing.com Official Racing Series Overview - Oval
• iRacing.com Official Racing Series Overview - Road
• NASCAR iRacing.com Pro Series and NASCAR iRacing.com Series World Championship
• iRacing.com Pro Series Road Racing and iRacing.com World Championship Series Road Racing
• iRacing.com IZOD INDYCAR Premier Series Guide
• Premier Grand-Am iRacing.com Online Sports Car Series
• The World Cup of iRacing

RACC Runoffs

http://members.iracing.com/membersite/member/RACCRunoffs.do

The RACC Runoffs are a multi-day points chase to determine which drivers will be eligible to compete in the later rounds of the World Cup of iRacing (i.e. RACC Finals and World Cup Finals) and how they will be gridded.

Not everyone is eligible to compete in the Runoffs. You are eligible to compete if your club won a Regional Season Club Championship this year

RACC Finals

http://members.iracing.com/membersite/member/RACCFinals.do

The RACC Finals determine which club from each region will move forward to compete in the World Cup of iRacing Finals.

All drivers who competed in the RACC Runoffs are ranked by gross club points scored during the Runoffs. This ranking determines who can race in the RACC Finals.

Only the top two (or possibly three) drivers from each division will be allowed onto the track. However, all drivers are encouraged to register for the oval and road finals because if the top drivers do not register, the field will be filled with the next highest ranked drivers who do register.

The World Cup of iRacing

The World Cup of iRacing

The World Cup of iRacing represents a new aspect of the sport of internet racing. In addition to all of the individual racing opportunities that iRacers enjoy, the World Cup of iRacing gives each of our members around the world the chance to compete as part of a geographically based club, working throughout the year with their teammates toward a common goal, one that would be out of reach for the vast majority of people racing on their own.

The first tier of the 2009/2010 World Cup of iRacing tournament, for Regional Season Club Championship competition, will consist of four standard 12-week iRacing seasons.

Season 1: February 2, 2009 - April 26, 2009
Season 2: May 5, 2009 - July 27, 2009
Season 3: August 4, 2009 - October 26, 2009
Season 4: November 3, 2009 - January 25, 2010

The second tier of the 2009/2010 World Cup of iRacing tournament, for Regional Annual Club Championship competition, will consist of a one-week Runoff for each region among all of the RSCC-winning clubs from the four standard seasons.

Regional Annual Club Championship Runoffs: January 26, 2010 - January 30, 2010
Regional Annual Club Championship Final: January 31, 2010

The third tier of the 2009/2010 World Cup of iRacing tournament, the World Cup of iRacing Finals, will consist of a single-day schedule of races open to drivers who score the most points for their RACC-winning clubs during the five-day RACC Runoffs.

World Cup of iRacing Finals: February 6, 2010

http://members.iracing.com/membersite/member/WorldCup.do

The one day World Cup of iRacing Finals is the culmination of a year-long tournament. Each of the seven RACCs enter five racers for both the road and oval final. The racers are chosen by total gross club points scored during the multi-day RACC Runoffs.

The winner of the World Cup of iRacing will be the club that scores the most gross club points on Finals Day as determined by combined gross club points from both road and oval category events.

Race times on Saturday, February 6 will be 20:00 GMT for the oval course final and 23:00 GMT for road course final.

Championnat PRO Series :

iRacing Pro Series Road Racing and iRacing Drivers World Championships Road Racing

iRacing Pro Series Road Racing and iRacing Drivers World Championships Road Racing

At the top of FIRST-sanctioned road competition is the IRacing Drivers World Championship Road Racing. This is iRacing's premier individual road racing championship series. The winner of this series is, by definition, the best on-line road racing driver in the world for that year! The steppingstone to the DWCRR is the iRacing Pro Series Road Racing. This series is open to a broader spectrum of Pro-level license holders and serve as the qualifying series for the Drivers World Championship Road Racing.

The iRacing Pro Series and iRacing Drivers World Championships

The iRacing Pro Series and iRacing Drivers World Championships

At the top of FIRST-sanctioned competition is the iRacing Drivers World Championships, which consists of two series, the iRacing Drivers World Championship for Ovals (iDWCO) and the iRacing Drivers World Championship for Road Racing (iDWCRR). These are iRacing's premier individual championship series. The winners of these two series are, by definition, the best on-line racers in the world for that year! The steppingstone to the iDWC is the iRacing Pro Series, which also consists of two series, the iRacing Pro Series for Ovals (iPSO) and the iRacing Pro Series for Road Racing (iPSRR). These series are open to a broader spectrum of Pro-level license holders and serve as qualifying series for the iRacing Drivers World Championships.

NASCAR iRacing Pro Series and NASCAR Drivers World Championships

NASCAR iRacing Pro Series and NASCAR Drivers World Championships

At the top of FIRST-sanctioned competition is the NASCAR iRacing Drivers World Championships. The winners of the NDWC is, by definition, the best on-line stock car driver in the world for that year! The steppingstone to the NDWC is the NASCAR iRacing Pro Series. This series is open to a broader spectrum of Pro-level license holders and serves as the qualifying series for the NASCAR iRacing Drivers World Championships.