Races and Tour

How a championship works

Your car races automatically. Between races, you can prepare your next setup. Once a race has been formed, it keeps the car, parts, stats, and Condition it started with.

Matchmaking can take up to 60 seconds and may finish sooner when the required player quota is met. The Tour groups players on the same stage. Remaining slots can be filled by computer-controlled racers; the lineup stays together for the championship's rounds.

Follow the race on the Radar

How do I advance?

Finish in the top three overall across the ten races. Winning a race helps, but your championship total determines whether you advance.

If you miss the podium, you stay on the current stage and start another championship with the points reset. You keep your parts, upgrades, Mastery, and Collections. You cannot go back and select an earlier stage.

Points and tiebreakers

Ties are broken by points, wins, second places, third places, best finish, and lowest valid time. If players are still tied, the system uses a stable final tiebreaker.

The 32 destinations

The map permanently records completed stages. Stage 27 is displayed as Vietnam.

The time required varies with car performance, incidents, and whether you need to repeat championships. There is no guaranteed fixed completion time for the Tour.

The tracks in each country

Explore all 32 layouts in Tour order. These images use the game's own minimap; the checkered marker shows the start/finish line. Click a track to enlarge it.

How is the starting grid decided?

For each race, the 20 participants are ranked by Power and split into groups of 5. The five strongest occupy positions 1–5, the next group takes 6–10, followed by 11–15 and 16–20. The order within each group is randomized for that race.

Humans, offline projections and bots follow the same rule. MMR determines League matchmaking, but does not directly set your grid position. Power includes Speed, Acceleration, Braking, Stability and Aerodynamics, excluding Durability and Condition. Upgrades confirmed before formation may move you into another group in the next round.

What if I close the game during a race?

You keep the progress you've already earned. If you return before the race ends, you can resume that same race. If it ends while you're away, you cannot claim its reward later.

Presence and race results are separate: your car may have a recorded finish, but being absent removes the rewards and eligible points for that participation. Don't expect to progress with the game closed.

After New Zealand

Completing the final stage unlocks the League. You keep your Garage, resources, Mastery, Collection, and completed map. From then on, every championship has a randomly selected country and a new room.