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Rookie level 1

Sportsman level 2

Experienced level 3

Advanced level 4

Expert level 5

Pro level 6

The first three levels reflect your driving experience. It is mainly based on the amount of track kilometers you

have driven. Level 1 requires 250 kilometers, level 2 requires 1000 kilometers and level 3 requires 3000

kilometers. However, the first three levels can also be attained a lot faster through competition.

If you race in the online competition then the racer level system looks at how well you perform in events

compared to other members with the same racer level who were also racing that event.

At the end of each event the system calculates your ‘racer level score points’ based on your relative position to

the others with the same racer level.

Racer status progress through competition is based on official events only and requires a minimum of 20 event

participants with the same racer level, otherwise the event simply does not contribute to your racer level.

Racer level score points table

Top 1 = 10 points

Top 3 = 5 points

Remaining top 10% = 3 points

Remaining top 20% = 2 points

Remaining top 30% = 1.5 point

Remaining top 50% = 1 point

Bottom 50%-20% = -1 point

Remaining bottom 20% = -2 points

If you are regularly part of the top 50% of event participants with the same racer level then in time your racer

level goes up. If you are regularly part of the bottom 50% then it goes down. If you often fluctuate between

top 50% and bottom 50% then you simply stay where you are.

Level 1 requires a total of 10 points and level 2 requires a total of 30 points. Level 3 requires a total of 50

points and a driving consistency of at least 10 kilometers with no more than 1 incident per km.

Level 4, 5 and 6 are not based on total points, but on the sum of your scores within an ‘ongoing’ 2 month

window and compared with the scores of others within the entire racer level group (for example all racers with

racer level 4). If after at least 3 events you are part of the top 10 in the entire racer level group then you

progress to the next level.

If after at least 3 events you are part of the bottom 10 and either your score is negative or you have not been

racing for the last 2 months then you drop to a previous level. If you have been inactive for 4 months then you

also drop to a previous level regardless of your position.

Note that during the first three racer levels you cannot drop back to a lower level, but during the last four

racer levels you can. However, beyond level 3 you cannot drop lower than level 3.

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