iRacing's Premier Street Stock Organization
2025 DASH SERIES
RULE BOOK
For additional information pertaining to section
'D' rules see the DRIVERS Rule Book.
For additional information pertaining to section
'S' rules see the STAFF Rule Book.
Section A1:
ELIGIBILITY
A1.1 To be eligible to race in the 2025 Dash Series you must obtain and retain an iRacing class D3.0 or higher license. There is NO iRating maximum or minimum for this series.
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A1.1.1 REMOVED FOR 2025
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A1.1.2 REMOVED FOR 2025
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A1.1.3 REMOVED FOR 2025
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A1.1.3.1 REMOVED FOR 2025
A1.1.3.2 REMOVED FOR 2025
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A1.1.4 REMOVED FOR 2025
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A1.2 There is NO car # deposit required for the 2025 Dash Series.
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A1.2.1 Drivers are not required to join with any specific car number as stats are tracked on a 'per driver' basis.
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A1.3 There is No MMP required for the 2025 Dash Series, however PMMP can be assigned to a driver that must be completed as per rules D6.1 THROUGH D6.2.1A WITH THE EXCEPTION OF D6.1.1B, before that driver will be allowed to register, or be registered for a 2025 XCAL Racing Web Shop Series event.
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A1.4 To participate in Cash Da$h events you must purchase an 'eticket' on the XCAL Racing web site HERE and pay the $6.50 entry fee. There will be a limited amount of spots available for each event. These tickets will be sold on a first paid - first registered basis, and can possibly sell out. NO driver is 'locked in' to a Cash Da$h. Cutoff for Cash Da$h ticket sales is 5:35pm the day of the event.
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A1.4.1 The 2025 Dash Series WILL NOT USE shared pit stalls! It is this number of pit stalls that determines maximum entrants for an event.
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A1.5 A driver may be deemed ineligible for 2025 Dash Series events by XCAL Racing for prior on track issues.
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A1.6 The 2025 Dash Series will be a FIXED SETUP series. iRacing fixed setups will be used where available with the exception of 'Plate Races'. If iRacing does not provide a fixed setup for a specific track, XCAL Racing will provide a setup for that event.
Section A2:
Penalties for Drivers
A2.1 Any driver who deliberately causes damage to another driver’s car through intentional contact will be DISQUALIFIED from the remainder of that feature. Infraction will be reviewed by RACECONTROL, and judgment is final and un-appealable. Drivers DISQUALIFIED for intentional contact will will receive +100 Penalty Mandatory Minimum Practice laps. ( See Section D6 )
A2.1.1 Drivers who cause damage to another car after the checkered flag through intentional, or severe negligence will be penalized with one strike in the next Feature event and +50 Penalty Mandatory Minimum Practice laps.
( See Section D6 )
A2.2 Any driver who deliberately causes damage to another driver’s car through intentional contact in the 2025 Dash Series will be ineligible for competition for a minimum of 1 event. Appeals must be received by XCAL within 48 hours from the end of that week's feature event. Appeals must be emailed to President@xcalracing.com with subject line "Penalty Appeal" and be received no later than 48 hours after notification of penalty being posted.
A2.3 XCAL has adopted a “two strikes - you're out” policy when dealing with on track incidents that draw a caution. All cautions will be reviewed to determine the nature and severity of the incident. XCAL understands the rubbing is racing, and some incidents simply can't be avoided. However, incidents that CAN be avoided or cause unnecessary extensive damage to one or more cars will be penalized.
A2.3.1 Incidents that incur a ONE STRIKE penalty include, but may not be limited to; being the cause of an accident, driving in an absurdly aggressive manner, brake checking (during race or under caution), hitting another car under caution, not paying attention to the cars around you (drifting into another drivers lane), or self-spins.
A2.3.2 The first strike incurred by a driver for an infraction outlined in rule A2.3.1 is penalized with a EOL.
A2.3.3 The second strike incurred by a driver for an infraction outlined in rule A2.3.1 is penalized with disqualification and +100 Penalty Mandatory Minimum Practice laps. ( See Section D6 )
A2.3.3.1 If a driver is attempting to serve an XCAL issued black flag for another violation, and another caution comes out (Not caused by the driver serving the black), the black flag will be cleared and the driver will instead receive an E.O.L. Penalty on the next restart. Drivers must notify RACECONTROL if this happens to them, as the event staff will be busy attending to the current yellow.
A2.3.3.2 ANY RULE INFRACTION COMMITTED AFTER A DRIVER IS DISQUALIFIED WILL RESULT IN THE DRIVER BEING REMOVED FROM THE SERVER, AND WILL LIKELY RESULT IN FUTURE DISQUALIFICATION FROM EVENTS AND OTHER PENALTIES AND / OR FINES TO BE DETERMINED BY THE OWNER OF XCAL RACING.
A2.4 Incidents that can draw a caution but DO NOT incur a ONE STRIKE penalty include, but may not be limited to, causing an accident that does not cause the contacted driver to lose a position, or any incident RACECONTROL can not determine who was at fault OR determines that no one was at fault. In this situation all drivers involved in the initial incident will receive an EOL on the next restart.
A2.5 During Cash Da$h events drivers may communicate on a single channel on the radio called “ARTYPARTY”. Drivers speaking to each other over an open channel other than “ARTYPARTYY” will have their chat muted. Drivers with their chat muted may find themselves at a major disadvantage during the event.
( See rule S3.3.3.1 )
A2.5.A Drivers may speak on open channels to reach RACECONTROL to report important information.
A2.5.1 Drivers that relay false or misleading information to RACECONTROL will have their chat muted and may incur additional penalties up to and including disqualification. This can include, but is not limited to: reporting pace car location improperly, reporting an accident that did not occur, or the wrong location of a crash, or reporting a car as “blinking” when it is completely visible to RACECONTROL.
A2.5.2 Drivers are not permitted to ask RACECONTROL “why” a call was made, or argue any case during a live event. Violations of this rule will result in chat
being muted.
A2.5.3 Drivers who ask for a meatball black flag to be cleared, will be notified that RACECONTROL does not clear iRacing issued black flags.
A2.6 Code of Conduct: The on track behavior of all XCAL drivers dictates the quality of future new members that enter our organization. If we are known as a bunch of “wreckers”, “self spinners” or “hosted session ruin-ers” the iRacing community will remember. XCAL wants its member base to expand, not shrink. A large professionally run event with a high car count attracts more sponsorship opportunity and creates a better product on and off the track. Therefore, all XCAL rules outlined in sections A2.1 – A2.2, A2.5.1 and A2.8 apply to every XCAL Driver competing in ANY hosted session, league race, and official iRacing session.
A2.6.1 XCAL will review any complaint levied against a Driver as long as a replay of the infraction is attached when submitted, and XCAL receives the complaint within 48 hours of the alleged rule infraction.
A2.6.2 XCAL rule A2.6 is null and void when XCAL members participate in league and hosted sessions described as “demolition racing”, “enduro”, “no holds barred”, “boys have at it”, “2 Lap Sprints” or any other format in which contact between cars is allowed and / or encouraged.
A2.6.3 XCAL Drivers found committing rule infractions outlined in A2.6 will serve the applicable penalties in the next FEATURE event held in the 2025 XCAL Racing Web Shop Series, or 2025 Dash Series, or BOTH Street Stock Series. This can include event disqualification(s), or PMMP.
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A2.8 Drivers are not to have profanity written or visualized on their car, and may not have lewd images or graphic graphics of any sort. XCAL staff will review all paint schemes. Members in violation of this rule MAY receive a warning, and risk automatic disqualification. Drivers disqualified for this infraction will receive +100 Penalty Mandatory Minimum Practice laps. ( See Section D6 )
A2.8.1 The displayed number on the car MUST BE VISIBLE, and of a contrasting color to the body work it resides on. Violations of this rule will result in escalating penalties up to and including event disqualification.
A2.9 Live broadcast events will feature post race interviews and may include pre-race and mid-race interviews as well. These interviews must be treated with care. Members that use vulgar language may have their chat muted in current and future events, be skipped on future interviews and may incur fines.
A2.9.1 Do not 'thank' fake sponsors. There are plenty of people that make this happen for real.
A2.10 “Junk to the line” 2025 Dash Series Features always finish under green. In the event the caution is displayed any time there is 10 laps to go or less, drivers should follow the commands issued by RACECONTROL. Results displayed by iRacing will be unofficial until the end of the event is reviewed by the XCAL President.
A2.10.1 All incidents in the last 10 laps will be reviewed by RACECONTROL regardless to if it would have caused a caution or not. Drivers found to have committed a rule infraction will be penalized by placing them last among finishers on the same lap. PMMP may be issued to a driver causing an incident in the final 10 laps. ( See Section D6 )
A2.10.2 If a driver is found to be at fault for a last lap incident, but the car they immediately and initially affected does not lose more than 2 positions due to the incident, no penalty or strike shall be issued.
A2.10.3 If RACECONTROL can not determine the cause of an incident in the final 10 laps, ( 'racing deal' ) no penalty will be issued to any driver.
A2.10.4 No driver will be penalized in the last 10 laps for making a valid attempt to dodge a crash, that causes another incident to ensue. If RACECONTROL determines a driver was driving recklessly and not simply avoiding a crash, penalties will be issued as stated in the rules in section A2.10.1
A2.11 For penalties involving Penalty Mandatory Minimum Practice see
A2.12 Drivers who receive a post race penalty arising from a protest may be penalized in the time frame of the current event, or the next Feature, whichever is more appropriate.
A2.13 Drivers that are having issues with connection ( blinking, warping, flashing, etc. ) will be given an audio warning, a final audio warning, and then be issued a black flag if the connection does not stabilize in a timely manner.
Section A3: General Rules
A3.1 Warm up and OPEN QUALIFYING is 5:45 PM to 6:00 PM for the Cash Da$h. Only get on the track for serious warm up and qualifying lap attempts. Do not pile into crashes. If you crash, do your best to get out of the way. Drive cars back to the pits. Do not exit on track unless its the only safe way to get off the track.
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A3.1.1 The 2025 Dash Series uses open qualifying with the NO scrutiny from iRacing. This session will last 15 minutes, and begins as soon as the session goes live.
A3.2 Grid is at 6:00 PM for the Cash Da$h. RACECONTROL may take a moment to yell a few procedures at the field at this time. Drivers have 2 minutes to grid for features.
A3.3 We will NOT issue EOL Penalties at the start of features. If you do not want to start from your assigned grid position you may start from the pits. XCAL will not correct any scoring errors caused by iRacing in this situation.
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A3.3.1 2025 Web Shop Series winners will be issued an EOL on grid to start any Cash Da$h events they enter.
A3.4 Initial Start and all restarts are on the leader with the exception of 'plate races'.
A3.4.1 Initial Start and all restarts in 'plate races' are on the flagman.
A3.4.2 If either of the front row cars attempts to start or restart the race before the flagman in a 'plate race' they will be black flagged.
A3.5 Once the pace car is off the track, leader must maintain pace speed within 4 mph of the pace car speed. Dropping / accelerating / adjusting speed in any manner 5 mph or more before restarting will result in a black flag.
A3.5.1 Outside line cars on ovals may accelerate slightly more to maintain the correct formation, but may not pass the leader until the green flag waves.
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A3.6 Due to random scoring issues there will be NO lane selection for the 2025 Dash Series season, on any track. In situations where the entire field is restarting single file, ALL cars should travel in the inside lane when crossing the line to go back to green.
A3.7 The pace car must have all four tires off the racing surface before the leader starts or restarts the race.
A3.7.1 In situations the pace car is still on the track and the flagman displays the green, no penalties will be issued to the front row cars, and the race is officially started or restarted.
A3.8 If RACECONTROL verbally calls off a restart, the yellow will be displayed as soon as possible and extended until the field is lined up properly.
A3.9 RACECONTROL may announce a speedway has a designated restart zone. The leader may not accelerate more than 4 mph before hitting the start of the restart zone. Accelerating 5 mph or more before the start of the zone will result in a black flag.
A3.10 No driver may pass another car in their lane, or change lanes before the start finish line. This includes long lines of single file cars.
A3.10.1 A driver found to be in violation of rule A3.10 may be warned, or black flagged depending on the advantage gained determined by RACECONTROL.
A3.11 Drivers may not hang back, and must maintain a ¾ car length distance behind the car in front of them once RACECONTROL announces “one to green” or by the final turn on tracks with one opening pace lap.
A3.12 Drivers who experience a major mechanical malfunction may pull out of line for safety reasons. Missing a shift is NOT a reason to step out of line, or a reason to pass a car. If a lane gets held up by a slow starting car, drivers must maintain their lane until the starting line.
A3.13 Passing Flag will only be displayed at road courses. If you are being shown that flag, maintain the line you have been running. Do not make evasive maneuvers. The over taking cars are much faster and will find a way around without your “help”.
A3.14 If the leaders are lapping you on ovals, do not make evasive maneuvers.
A3.15 Drivers on the tail end of the lead lap, and 1 lap down may race the lead lap cars to attempt to get laps back. Once a car is 2 laps down or more they are expected to yield to lead lap cars in the top 10.
A3.16 Cautions will be thrown by RACECONTROL only. These may be for an accident, or a predetermined and announced competition caution, or to try to correct a scoring error.
A3.16.1 If a car is stopped or deemed to be out of control on the racing surface with approaching traffic, a caution may be thrown.
A3.16.2 If a car is out of the racing groove with a fair amount of space to get corrected, no caution will be displayed.
A3.16.3 If RACECONTROL determines a driver did not make an effort to move their car from the racing line in a timely manner, that car may be penalized even if it was the victim of the initial incident.
A3.16.4 If a car is blocking pit road entrance or exit, the caution WILL NOT BE THROWN.
A3.17 Incidents that bring out a caution will be reviewed by RACECONTROL.
( See Section D2 )
A3.18 While pacing, drivers must leave the outermost lane of the race track open for cars that need to pass. Incidents that ensue will be the fault of the pacing car, not the passing car, and will result in a black flag.
A3.19 Drivers should remain single file until RACECONTROL announces “one to green”.
A3.20 When lining up, pass cars on the outside ALWAYS. If you need to let someone by, stay LOW. If you pass on the inside and someone decides to pit, causing car contact, you will be black flagged.
A3.20.1 The only exception to rules A3.18 and A3.20 are on race tracks where the pit road is on the outside of the speedway. At those tracks we do the exact opposite of those rules in terms of leaving lanes open and passing to line up.
A3.21 There are no wave arounds in the 2025 Dash Series. All penalties issued by RACECONTROL for incidents that brought out a yellow shall occur no sooner than two laps before the scheduled restart any disqualification penalties will be issued immediately.
A3.22 We will allow iRacing to release cars trapped behind the pace car at one to green. If iRacing refuses to release those cars, too bad. Always obey what the display is telling you.
A3.23 REMOVED for 2024
A3.24 Once the leader hits 10 laps to go, XCAL will not throw any more cautions. All incidents will be reviewed. ( See Section D2.10 )
A3.25 If the caution is displayed and drivers have made it all the way to the pit entrance, and the pace car has still not caught the field, it is permissible for the leader to STOP the field.
A3.25.1 If the leader needs to STOP the pacing field they must announce their intent to do so to RACECONTROL. Give a fair amount of warning. Other drivers may relay information about where the pace car currently is.
A3.26 Event end. Drivers in the top 3 should stop their cars on front straight AFTER completing the cool down lap, with leader in victory lane where applicable.
A3.26.1 Drivers who did not finish in the top 3 must SAFELY return their cars to their pit stall. Do not just smash your car into something or someone after the event, or stop and exit on track. Drivers who ruin a live broadcasts by looking like idiots will receive additional discipline up to and including disqualification from future events and fines.
A3.27 Drivers finishing in the top 3 will be interviewed if there is a live broadcast. You must be in the XCAL Racing discord to be eligible for interview.
A3.28 If you finish in the top 3, please mind all other cars completing their cool down lap, or heading or finishing the event before doing any burn outs or celebrations.
A3.30 XCAL has a one car per lane policy. When making a pass, you must not be in the same lane as the car you are trying to pass. Additionally, in situations where the rules state you can not pass below a specific line, you can not attempt a pass on the inside when the lead car is occupying the bottom lane. This is generally only penalizable if an accident ensues.
A3.31 Post race argument. After the race jump in the discord to bitch, moan, complain, and swear you'll never run another event if THIS or THAT doesn't change. See you next week!
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A3.32 The ​2025 Dash Series has no fuel cap at any event with the exception of 'Plate Races'.
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A3.33 Incident points are not charged in the 2025 XCAL Racing Dash Series.
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A3.34 Weekly event lengths may vary, but will usually be slightly longer than the Web Shop Series Heat races.
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A3.35 The ​2025 Dash Series does NOT keep track of points. Instead the Season Champion is determined by who wins the most money over the course of the 30 race season!
Section A4: Weather
A4.1 REMOVED FOR 2025
A4.2 XCAL racing will attempt to simulate the actual weather occurring at the real world location of the current track we are racing at each week.
A4.2.1 Due to iRacing limitations we may not be able to simulate temperatures and other variables outside the range of those provided by the service. In these situations we will set the available settings as close to correct as possible.
A4.3 The source of this information will be www.weather.com.
A4.3.1 XCAL will set the weather for the Dash Series based off the predicted weather as of 6 A.M. U.S. Eastern the Sunday before the event.
A4.3.2 Additional iRacing settings of Forecasted Weather (Realistic) will be applied.
A4.4 “Time of Day” will be set as close as possible to the actual start time of the session in the U.S. Eastern time zone on all tracks with lights. For tracks without proper lighting XCAL will use the 'Time of Day” closest to the actual time that allows enough virtual daylight to finish the event.
A4.5 Actual iRain. It is a possibility that iRacing will expand iRain in its service in the future. Currently, the plan is to continue events uninterpreted if iRain should occur. We run a tread tire and XCAL will provide rain tires if possible and applicable.
A4.6 Weather in official XCAL practices will be set with a variety of conditions and may not actually represent the actual weather at the time of the practice, and may not reflect the actual weather occurring for Heats and Feature Events.
Section A5:
Track Specific Rules
A5.1 Charlotte Full Oval –
This is a plate track. Rules S5.4.1, S5.4.2, S5.30 and D9.2 apply.
A5.1.4 "Triple Line" Rule: A driver may not let their left side tires drop below the triple white/blue/white line to advance their position.
A5.1.5 "Triple Line" rule exceptions: The dog leg coming to the finish line. Drivers may mow the lawn from the red section of the infield to the finish line, but MUST have ALL 4 TIRES on some paved portion of the speedway while crossing the finish line. This paved portion MAY INCLUDE the apron portion where the "Charlotte" logo is located, and there is no visible finish line.
A5.1.6 The dog leg going to turn one can no longer be "Superman-ed". Drivers may have no more than 2 tires on the blue part of the infield.
A5.1.7 Drivers who make a move across the apron or grass are liable for any accidents that ensure from such maneuvers per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.1.7.1 Drivers who are forced below the triple line will not receive penalty.
A5.1.7.2 If you make forceful contact that sends a car below the triple line as defined in A5.1.7.4 you must surrender the bottom lane and move up the race track as soon as it is safe to do so.
A5.1.7.3 Drivers who force a driver below the triple line are liable for any accidents that ensue from the contact per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.1.7.4 'Forcing' a driver below the line occurs when a car in the second lane from the bottom makes contact with a car running the bottom lane, knocking it below the line. If a driver is running the bottom lane and someone attempts to pass them on the apron, or in the same lane, contact between cars is not a 'force', it is an ass-hat trying to pass where we do not allow it.
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A5.1.8 There is no pit road speed limit under green flag conditions.
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A5.1.8.1 No pit road speed limit begins after 10 laps are completed under green on the initial start, or any restart.
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A5.1.8.2 Any driver who passes through pit road under green must come to a complete stop in a pit box before exiting pit road.
A5.1.8.3 A driver may not finish the event by using the pitlane as a short cut.
A5.1.8.4 Warm up and qualifying sessions, as well as any laps run under caution will have a pit road speed limit that must be obeyed.
A5.2 [Legacy] Texas Motor Speedway – 2009 Full Oval –
This is a plate track. Rules S5.4.1, S5.4.2, S5.30 and D9.2 apply.
A5.2.4 "White Line" Rule: A driver may not let their left side tires drop below the white line to advance their position.
A5.2.4.1 "White Line" rule exceptions: The dog leg coming to the finish line. Drivers may mow the lawn to the finish line, but MUST have ALL 4 TIRES on some paved portion of the speedway while crossing the finish line. This paved portion MAY INCLUDE the apron portion where there is no visible finish line. The dog leg going to turn one can be "Superman-ed".
A5.2.5 Drivers who make a move across the apron or grass are liable for any accidents that ensure from such maneuvers per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.2.5.1 Drivers who are forced below the white line will not receive penalty.
A5.2.5.2 If you make forceful contact that sends a car below the white line as defined in A5.2.5.4 you must surrender the bottom lane and move up the race track as soon as it is safe to do so.
A5.2.5.3 Drivers who force a driver below the white line are liable for any accidents that ensue from the contact per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.2.5.4 'Forcing' a driver below the line occurs when a car in the second lane from the bottom makes contact with a car running the bottom lane, knocking it below the line. If a driver is running the bottom lane and someone attempts to pass them on the apron, or in the same lane, contact between cars is not a 'force', it is an ass-hat trying to pass where we do not allow it.
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A5.2.6 There is no pit road speed limit under green flag conditions.
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A5.2.6.1 No pit road speed limit begins after 10 laps are completed under green on the initial start, or any restart.
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A5.2.6.2 Any driver who passes through pit road under green must come to a complete stop in a pit box before exiting pit road.
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A5.2.6.3 A driver may not finish the event by using the pitlane as a short cut.
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A5.2.6.4 Warm up and qualifying sessions, as well as any laps run under caution will have a pit road speed limit that must be obeyed.
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A5.3 [Legacy] Michigan International Speedway 2009 -
This is a plate track. Rules S5.4.1, S5.4.2, S5.30 and D9.2 apply.
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A5.3.4 "White Line" Rule: A driver may not let their left side tires drop below the white line to advance their position.
A5.3.5 Drivers who make a move across the apron or grass are liable for any accidents that ensure from such maneuvers per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.3.5.1 Drivers who are forced below the white line will not receive penalty.
A5.3.5.2 If you make forceful contact that sends a car below the white line as defined in A5.2.5.4 you must surrender the bottom lane and move up the race track as soon as it is safe to do so.
A5.3.5.3 Drivers who force a driver below the white line are liable for any accidents that ensue from the contact per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.3.5.4 'Forcing' a driver below the line occurs when a car in the second lane from the bottom makes contact with a car running the bottom lane, knocking it below the line. If a driver is running the bottom lane and someone attempts to pass them on the apron, or in the same lane, contact between cars is not a 'force', it is an ass-hat trying to pass where we do not allow it.
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A5.3.6 There is no pit road speed limit under green flag conditions.
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A5.3.6.1 No pit road speed limit begins after 10 laps are completed under green on the initial start, or any restart.
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A5.3.6.2 Any driver who passes through pit road under green must come to a complete stop in a pit box before exiting pit road.
A5.3.6.3 A driver may not finish the event by using the pitlane as a short cut.
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A5.3.6.4 Warm up and qualifying sessions, as well as any laps run under caution will have a pit road speed limit that must be obeyed.
A5.4 USA International Speedway – open setup track.
A5.4.4 All drivers exiting pit road must keep all 4 tires below the solid yellow line until that line ends at the exit of turn 2.
A5.4.4.1 Drivers with one or more tires over that line may be black flagged. Drivers with one or more tires on the yellow line may be warned.
A5.5 Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park – Open setup track.
A5.5.1 RACECONTROL will likely call out a start / restart zone for this track
A5.6 Rockingham Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.7 [Legacy] Phoenix Raceway – 2008 – Open setup track.
A5.8 Bristol Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.8.3 Single Pit Road Layout
A5.8.4 XCAL is aware of a glitch that will sometimes cause the flagman to display the green flag when the pace car is exiting turn 2. So avoid this glitch we will extend all cautions by at least one lap.
A5.9 Southern National Motorsports Park – Open setup track.
A5.9.3 This is a track where sometimes the pace car does not make it off the speedway fully before the flag man displays the green. Once the green is displayed the race is officially started or restarted.
A5.10 Irwindale Speedway Outer – Open setup track.
A5.10.3 XCAL is aware of a glitch that allows drivers to “wall ride” around this speedway to achieve faster lap times. No driver is allowed to “wall ride” regardless to if it makes them faster or not. Drivers caught “wall riding” will be either warned or black flagged.
A5.11 Oxford Plains Speedway – Open setup track.
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A5.12 [Legacy] Texas Motor Speedway – 2009 Road Course Combined – Open setup track.
A5.12.3 Events held at this speedway will feature a single competition caution that will be displayed after the leader completes the first half of the event.
A5.13 South Boston Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.14 Concord Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.14.3 This track features a start and restart zone. The pace car will pull off and the leader most make the initial start from no sooner than the second yellow line (exit of turn 3).
A5.14.4 On restarts the leader may restart the event no sooner than the first yellow line (turn 3).
A5.14.5 These restart zones may be called off by RACECONTROL
A5.15 Lanier National Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.16 North Wilkesboro Speedway - 1987 – Open setup track. This is a 'throwback' event with special 1987 rules.
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A5.16.4 There will no enforced pit road speed limit under green flag conditions, beginning once 10 laps are completed by the leader after the initial start, or any restart in this event.
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A5.16.5 On restarts lead lap cars will line up in the outside lane, lapped cars to the inside.
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A5.17 Irwindale Speedway Inner Oval – Open setup track.
A5.17.3 Pit Road is on the outside of this speedway. Rule S5.20.1 applies.
A5.17.4 The pace car will make a sharp right off of turn four. Once this occurs the restart is in the hands of the leader.
A5.17.5 If the flagman displays the green while the pace car in still on track, (in turn four) the restart is official.
A5.18 [Legacy] Daytona International Speedway – 2008 – Road Course – Open setup track.
A5.18.3 Events held at this speedway will feature a single competition caution that will be displayed after the leader completes the first half of the event.
A5.19 Charlotte Legends Oval – Open setup track.
A5.19.3 Pit Road is on the outside of this speedway. Rule S5.20.1 applies.
A5.19.4 Once the pace car makes its sharp right off the speedway, the restart is in the leaders hands.
A5.19.5 In the event the leaders need to wait for the pace car to catch up they may come to a stop from the end of the back stretch to turn 4.
A5.19.5.1 If the field is stopped waiting for the pace car, drivers pitting need to pay attention to their proper spot in the lineup to avoid being black flagged.
A5.20 Martinsville Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.21 Five Flags Speedway – Open setup track.
A5.22 Lucas Oil Raceway – Open setup track.
A5.23 [Legacy] Pocono Raceway - 2009 – International
– Open setup track.
S7.23.3 Events held at this speedway will feature a single competition caution that will be displayed after the leader completes the first half of the event.
A5.24 Iowa – Open setup track.
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A5.25 Auto Club – This is a plate track. Rules D8.4.1, D8.4.2, D8.30 and D9.2 apply.
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A5.25.4 "White Line" Rule: A driver may not let their left side tires drop below the white line to advance their position.
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A5.25.5 Drivers who make a move across the apron or grass are liable for any accidents that ensure from such maneuvers per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
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A5.25.5.1 Drivers who are forced below the white line will not receive penalty.
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A5.25.5.2 If you make forceful contact that sends a car below the white line as defined in A5.25.5.4 you must surrender the bottom lane and move up the race track as soon as it is safe to do so.
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A5.25.5.3 Drivers who force a driver below the white line are liable for any accidents that ensue from the contact per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
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A5.25.5.4 'Forcing' a driver below the line occurs when a car in the second lane from the bottom makes contact with a car running the bottom lane, knocking it below the line. If a driver is running the bottom lane and someone attempts to pass them on the apron, or in the same lane, contact between cars is not a 'force', it is an ass-hat trying to pass where we do not allow it.
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A5.25.6 There is no pit road speed limit under green flag conditions.
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A5.25.6.1 No pit road speed limit begins after 10 laps are completed under green on the initial start, or any restart.
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A5.25.6.2 Any driver who passes through pit road under green must come to a complete stop in a pit box before exiting pit road.
A5.25.6.3 A driver may not finish the event by using the pitlane as a short cut.
A5.25.6.4 Warm up and qualifying sessions, as well as any laps run under caution will have a pit road speed limit that must be obeyed.
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A5.26 Nashville Superspeedway – Open setup track.
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A5.27 [Legacy] Texas Motor Speedway - 2009 - Road Course Long – Open setup track.
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A5.27.4 Pit Road is on the outside of this speedway. Rule D8.20.1 applies.
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A5.27.5 The pace car will make a sharp right off of turn six. Once this occurs the leader must maintain pace speed until they have reached the front straight.
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A5.27.6 If the flagman displays the green before the leader reaches the front straight the restart is official.
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A5.27.7 The is NO competition caution for this track.
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A5.28 Atlanta Motor Speedway - Oval – This is a plate track. Rules D8.4.1, D8.4.2, D8.30 and D9.2 apply.
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A5.28.4 "Triple Line" Rule: A driver may not let their left side tires drop below the triple white/blue/white line to advance their position.
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A5.28.4.1 "Triple Line" Rule Part two: No driver may drop more than half their car below the triple line for any reason other than to avoid a crash.
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A5.28.7 Drivers who make a move across the apron or grass are liable for any accidents that ensure from such maneuvers per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.28.7.1 Drivers who are forced below the triple line will not receive penalty.
A5.28.7.2 If you make forceful contact that sends a car below the triple line as defined in A5.28.7.4 you must surrender the bottom lane and move up the race track as soon as it is safe to do so.
A5.28.7.3 Drivers who force a driver below the triple line are liable for any accidents that ensue from the contact per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.28.7.4 'Forcing' a driver below the line occurs when a car in the second lane from the bottom makes contact with a car running the bottom lane, knocking it below the line. If a driver is running the bottom lane and someone attempts to pass them on the apron, or in the same lane, contact between cars is not a 'force', it is an ass-hat trying to pass where we do not allow it.
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A5.28.8 There is no pit road speed limit under green flag conditions.
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A5.28.8.1 No pit road speed limit begins after 10 laps are completed under green on the initial start, or any restart.
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A5.28.8.2 Any driver who passes through pit road under green must come to a complete stop in a pit box before exiting pit road.
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A5.28.8.3 A driver may not finish the event by using the pitlane as a short cut.
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A5.28.8.4 Warm up and qualifying sessions, as well as any laps run under caution will have a pit road speed limit that must be obeyed.
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A5.29 Long Beach Street Circuit – Open setup track.
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A5.29.3 Events held at this speedway will feature a single competition caution that will be displayed after the leader completes the first half of the event.
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A5.30 Kansas Speedway - Road Course – Open setup track.
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S12.30.3 Events held at this speedway will feature a single competition caution that will be displayed after the leader completes the first half of the event.
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A5.31 The Milwaukee Mile – Open setup track.
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A5.32 Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway – Open setup track.
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A5.33 Watkins Glen International – Cup – Open setup track.
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A5.33.3 REMOVED FOR 2024
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A5.34 Kansas Speedway – Oval – This is a plate track. Rules D8.4.1, D8.4.2, D8.30 and D9.2 apply.
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A5.34.1 Fuel Cap: 100%​​
A5.34.2 Payout Structure "Large" applies to this track. See Table 3.​
A5.34.3 Demo Derby Area: Center of back stretch.
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A5.34.4 "White Line" Rule: A driver may not let their left side tires drop below the white line to advance their position.
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A5.34.5 Drivers who make a move across the apron or grass are liable for any accidents that ensure from such maneuvers per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.34.5.1 Drivers who are forced below the white line will not receive penalty.
A5.34.5.2 If you make forceful contact that sends a car below the white line as defined in D12.34.5.4 you must surrender the bottom lane and move up the race track as soon as it is safe to do so.
A5.34.5.3 Drivers who force a driver below the white line are liable for any accidents that ensue from the contact per the penalties outlined in this rule book.
A5.34.5.4 'Forcing' a driver below the line occurs when a car in the second lane from the bottom makes contact with a car running the bottom lane, knocking it below the line. If a driver is running the bottom lane and someone attempts to pass them on the apron, or in the same lane, contact between cars is not a 'force', it is an ass-hat trying to pass where we do not allow it.
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A5.34.6 There is no pit road speed limit under green flag conditions.
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A5.34.6.1 No pit road speed limit begins after 10 laps are completed under green on the initial start, or any restart.
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A5.34.6.2 Any driver who passes through pit road under green must come to a complete stop in a pit box before exiting pit road.
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A5.34.6.3 A driver may not finish the event by using the pitlane as a short cut.
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A5.34.6.4 Warm up and qualifying sessions, as well as any laps run under caution will have a pit road speed limit that must be obeyed.
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A5.35 Chicago Street Course - 2023 Cup Edition – Open setup track.
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A5.35.1 All starts and restarts at this track are on FLAGMAN.
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A5.35.2 Events held at this speedway will feature a single competition caution that will be displayed after the leader completes the first half of the event.
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A5.36 Watkins Glen International – Classic Boot – Open setup track.
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A5.37 The Bullring – Open setup track.
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A5.38 Darlington Raceway – Open setup track.
Section A6: Contingency Plans
A6.1 In the event 1/4 or more of the field completely drops from the server at the same time (within 2-3 laps), the caution will be displayed for "iAbductions".
A6.1.1 When the leaders take the "one to green" command, RACECONTROL will announce that the event has been RED FLAGGED for "iAbductions" and the leader is to bring the field to a slow and safe stop at the end of the back straight.
A6.1.2 75% of affected drivers must reconnect to the event before the event can be restarted.
A6.1.3 Drivers will NOT receive wave arounds during cautions for "iAbductions".
A6.1.4 Drivers disconnected will NOT receive wave arounds for laps lost during "iAbductions".
A6.1.5 If after 10 minutes 75% of the "iAbducted" drivers have not been returned, the event will halted for the remainder of the night.
A6.1.6 If 50% or greater of the official laps have been completed at the time of the RED flag, after 10 minutes the event is considered official.
A6.1.7 If less than 50% of the official laps have been completed, the event is a 'iblackout', and the field will be re-grid with the same starting order, and the event re-run on the first available off week. Any laps led, or other points, prizes, or compensation from the event purse will be null and void. We will do a complete reset and act as if the event never started. There are NO refunds in this situation, and NO new competitors will be allowed to enter the event on its make up date, including sub drivers.
A6.2 In the event the primary flagman of RACECONTROL gets disconnected/does not or cannot connect, from/to the server a non participating XCAL Official, broadcast partner, or turn marshal may throw a caution for "debris".
A6.2.1 There are no wave arounds when a caution for "debris" is thrown.
A6.2.2 A caution for "debris" may be extended up to 5 laps while the primary flagman reconnects to the server.
A6.2.3 If after 5 laps of extension the primary flagman has still not reconnected a senior official or turn marshal that is not competing may declare a RED flag condition for technical difficulties, "iAbduction" or some other bullshit excuse.
A6.2.4 Once a RED flag is declared the leader should bring the field to a stop at the end of the back stretch.
A6.2.5 If after 10 minutes of RED flag conditions the primary flagman cannot reconnect, the event will be halted for the evening.
A6.2.6 If 50% or greater of the official laps have been completed at the time of the RED flag, after 10 minutes the event is considered official.
A6.2.7 If less than 50% of the official laps have been completed, the event is a 'iblackout', and the field will be re-grid, and the event re-run on the first available off week. Any laps led, or other points, prizes, or compensation from the event purse will be null and void. We will do a complete reset and act as if the event never started. There are NO refunds in this situation, and NO new competitors will be allowed to enter the event on its make up date, including sub drivers.
Section A7: Other Bullshit
A7.1 No matter how comprehensive the rule books are, situations will arise outside the scope of the written rules. In these situations XCAL Racing will make its best effort to uphold fairness.
A7.2 Lack of a specific written rule does not inhibit XCAL Racing from issuing any penalty to a driver, or staff.