Rookie season, Softmore season, then you can be considered pro, two years. Exceptions would be number of races entered and prior experience.
IF you only dabble in the hobby entering one or two races in a year and always qualify near last then you could sign up for a rookie race in your third or even fourth year I believe.
IF you're some ex Pinewood champ entering two or three races a year and dominating then the it should be rookie season, softmore season, pro then on.
IF you're an average qualifier with no podiums or wins ,always signing up its rookie season, softmore season, pro then on.
IF you are always here signing up for races like 10 a year and never catch a break, always qualifying last, even if it's been three years you are PRO.
The hobby is like a league and RLD is the gym or office, there are people you see here several times a week working out, hosting events, these are the pros in the league. Just because you're not Luca or Steph doesn't mean you ain't pro. This is why when you watch something like King of the Mountain and you see three random drivers and one familiar driver you know that they have an advantage as they are PRO you see them at the gym all the time.
Rookie season, Softmore season, then you can be considered pro, two years. Exceptions would be number of races entered and prior experience.
IF you only dabble in the hobby entering one or two races in a year and always qualify near last then you could sign up for a rookie race in your third or even fourth year I believe.
IF you're some ex Pinewood champ entering two or three races a year and dominating then the it should be rookie season, softmore season, pro then on.
IF you're an average qualifier with no podiums or wins ,always signing up its rookie season, softmore season, pro then on.
IF you are always here signing up for races like 10 a year and never catch a break, always qualifying last, even if it's been three years you are PRO.
The hobby is like a league and RLD is the gym or office, there are people you see here several times a week working out, hosting events, these are the pros in the league. Just because you're not Luca or Steph doesn't mean you ain't pro. This is why when you watch something like King of the Mountain and you see three random drivers and one familiar driver you know that they have an advantage as they are PRO you see them at the gym all the time.