Touge Rules Guide!

Public lobbies don't have rules because you can't enforce them, but for some of the more advanced rule types for competitions will be posted here.



Heads Up - As it sounds, both cars start equally on the starting line and both launch at the same time. In this case, usually only 1 race is run (Unless the very odd occasion of a tie)

Cat and Mouse - Cars start one in front of the other, so there is a lead car and a follow car. If the follow car passes and holds the lead, then the initial follow car win. If the lead car outruns the follow car, then the lead car wins. If there is no clear winner, the cars switch position and run again. Run continues until one of the cars either Outruns or passes. As many runs as needed.

-Car positions can be selected on multiple factors (Horsepower or challenger or agreed upon)

-Usually there is a certain amount of feet (usually ranges from 50 to 100ft but totally up to challenge host) that clarifies what is an "Outrun"




There are some basics, will update!

Any questions, comments or if I missed something, post up!

I remember a certain race type now that I think would benefit newcomers best, the "Handicap" style.
Those who remember the AE86 vs Evo III race will know what I'm talking about.
The "slower" guy leads in front and the "faster" guy chases. If the chaser is unable to overtake the leading car before the finish line, he loses, simple as that. This is a way of balancing the field between experienced and novice drivers since the forum continues to grow and members of all different skill levels are present.

Can I get people's thoughts on this?

By letting them have a head start?

bukkaz wrote:

By letting them have a head start?

It seems like Cat and Mouse, Except the chaser must not only keep up but must pass the lead car. So the handicap is just having the slower car in front and just have to keep the chaser behind him.

Seems like a good idea. It gets them used to cat and mouse battles too. Will help when it comes to legit battles

I thought that maybe it's such an extreme variation that it should have it's own category so that everyone knows what kind of different races and variation possibilities can be held on the touge. Same with combination races (uphill-downhill) I guess.

Thats a good one kraze, really good

I personally use these rules:


Cat and mouse, (with passing or not)
70ft or more=Chaser loses
50ft-70ft=Draw
Less than 50ft= Chaser wins




We desided to chage the rules to a little more driver friendly and a bit less difficult.

Rules:
Cat & mouse.
100ft or more- Chaser loses
80ft-100ft - Draw
Less than 80ft - Chaser wins
Passing rule will be decided by drivers. 30mph rolling start, floor it at the startline
If chaser passes and holds the lead, then the initial chaser wins.


Deathmatch.
Chaser must pass the leader and hold the lead to the finish in order to win.
30mph rolling start, floor it at the startline


Handicap style.
The "slower" guy leads in front and the "faster" guy chases. If the chaser is unable to overtake the leading car before the finish line, he loses

is there anything i'm not allowed to have on my car?
eg race tyres adjustable aero etc

Race tires are usually allowed, Forza aero is almost always banned. It really depends on the rules that you and your opponent agree on, there aren't any rules set in stone.

ok thanks