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New Driver Get Started Guide
Intro to EFVD, the application flow, and the first steps for a new driver.
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EFVD
Official Reference
This page is the public document hub. It links the current driver-facing guides and keeps the internal operational material out of the main site navigation.
Public model
This hub answers the driver journey, explains the rules clearly, and points people to the current documents. Internal staff processes stay private.
Public docs
These are the public or driver-facing documents surfaced by the EFVD guides. Use the current version only.
Start here
Intro to EFVD, the application flow, and the first steps for a new driver.
Competition
Event rules, qualifying, battles, restart procedure, DNF, DQ and judging basics.
Technical
Vehicle eligibility, livery rules, file structure, optimization and submission standards.
Conduct
Community expectations, staff interaction, sponsor protection and disciplinary process.
Progression
How the license works, what it unlocks, and how reviews, probation and removal happen.
Applications
How drivers apply, how selections happen, and what happens after selection.
Judging
Qualification, battles, collision calls, restarts, OMT and decision standards.
Appeals
Private evidence-based review process for decisions, protests and appeals.
Media
How EFVD presents itself, which content pillars to use, and how to keep the brand consistent.
Public info
Fast answers for new drivers, viewers and returning competitors.
Partners
Partner-facing overview of the series, audience, event model and exposure inventory.
Internal only
The Staff Operations Guide, Forms Package, and Post Event Report Template are operational documents. They support the team, but they do not belong in the public document hub.
License review sheets, internal staff notes, and private event reports stay private by design. That keeps the site clean and protects working process.
The broader Competition Handbook is an internal framework. The public site surfaces the driver-facing guides instead of the full operations stack.
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