Fairness auf der Strecke (Forenregeln) / 
Fair Play on Track (Forum Rules)
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Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC) → Low Fuel Motorsport (LFM)
LFM is the modern equivalent of the "Bierbude" for GT3 fans.
• What makes them special: They have developed their own highly professional license system. You must first earn a "Racing License" (by proving consistent lap times) before you are allowed to compete.
• The Spirit: Extremely clean racing. Those who take others out face harsh time penalties or bans for several days. It is the largest European community for ACC.
iRacing → VRS (Virtual Racing School) & Majors Series
Since iRacing is massive worldwide, drivers organize themselves into "Schools" and giant championships.
• VRS: It's all about data. Professional coaches share their setups and telemetry. It’s a community of data nerds looking for every tenth of a second.
• Majors Series: A community organization that replicates real-world racing series (like the Indy 500) in the simulator with thousands of drivers. It's all about survival and strategy.
rFactor 2 → SRGP & SimRacing.gp
The rFactor scene is technically very demanding.
• SRGP: A community specializing in endurance classics. They host 24-hour races with real driver swaps in the middle of the night.
• Special Feature: Very close cooperation with modders. You often find yourself driving on tracks that were released only hours before.
RaceRoom (R3E) → RRVGT & Schwarzbierbude
The RaceRoom scene is deeply rooted, especially in the German-speaking world.
• RRVGT.com: One of the oldest and most reputable leagues. They organize the official ADAC Digital GT Masters.
• Schwarzbierbude: As you know, the sister of the Altbierbude. The focus here is on touring car fun and relaxed "after-work" races with the typical "Buden-Feeling."
Automobilista 2 (AMS2) → Reiza Forums & RaceDepartment
Since AMS2 offers many historical gems, the community has a "romantic" touch.
• Specialty: This is where fans of old Formula 1 legends (Senna, Schumacher era) meet. They often organize "Classic Sundays," where only vintage cars without driving aids are raced.
Summary for Beginners
Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC) → Low Fuel Motorsport (LFM)LFM is the modern equivalent of the "Bierbude" for GT3 fans.
• What makes them special: They have developed their own highly professional license system. You must first earn a "Racing License" (by proving consistent lap times) before you are allowed to compete.
• The Spirit: Extremely clean racing. Those who take others out face harsh time penalties or bans for several days. It is the largest European community for ACC.
iRacing → VRS (Virtual Racing School) & Majors SeriesSince iRacing is massive worldwide, drivers organize themselves into "Schools" and giant championships.
• VRS: It's all about data. Professional coaches share their setups and telemetry. It’s a community of data nerds looking for every tenth of a second.
• Majors Series: A community organization that replicates real-world racing series (like the Indy 500) in the simulator with thousands of drivers. It's all about survival and strategy.
rFactor 2 → SRGP & SimRacing.gpThe rFactor scene is technically very demanding.
• SRGP: A community specializing in endurance classics. They host 24-hour races with real driver swaps in the middle of the night.
• Special Feature: Very close cooperation with modders. You often find yourself driving on tracks that were released only hours before.
RaceRoom (R3E) → RRVGT & SchwarzbierbudeThe RaceRoom scene is deeply rooted, especially in the German-speaking world.
• RRVGT.com: One of the oldest and most reputable leagues. They organize the official ADAC Digital GT Masters.
• Schwarzbierbude: As you know, the sister of the Altbierbude. The focus here is on touring car fun and relaxed "after-work" races with the typical "Buden-Feeling."
Automobilista 2 (AMS2) → Reiza Forums & RaceDepartmentSince AMS2 offers many historical gems, the community has a "romantic" touch.
• Specialty: This is where fans of old Formula 1 legends (Senna, Schumacher era) meet. They often organize "Classic Sundays," where only vintage cars without driving aids are raced.
Summary for Beginners
- []Looking for Tradition & Fairness → Altbierbude (GTL)
[]Looking for Modern Pro-Racing → LFM (ACC)
[]Breathe Data & Competition → iRacing
[]Love Touring Car Action → Schwarzbierbude (RaceRoom)
Important: No matter which community you join – always introduce yourself briefly, read the rules (Sporting Code), and take it easy in your first few races. Respect is earned on the track through fair behavior, not by setting the fastest lap!
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