Which lap times count
A lap counts toward an event only when all of the following match:
- The same game as the event
- One of the event's circuits
- One of the event's allowed cars
- Set by a registered participant
- Set on or after the race date for that circuit (until the event closes)
Only your single fastest qualifying lap per circuit is used — extra laps don't add anything.
Per-circuit Standings
For each circuit, drivers are ranked by their fastest qualifying lap, quickest first. The Gap column shows how far each driver is behind the leader of that circuit.
Overall Leaderboard points
Each circuit awards championship points based on finishing position in that circuit's standings:
| Position | Points |
|---|
| 1st | 15 |
| 2nd | 12 |
| 3rd | 10 |
| 4th | 8 |
| 5th | 6 |
| 6th | 5 |
| 7th | 4 |
| 8th | 3 |
| 9th | 2 |
| 10th and below | 1 |
Every driver who sets at least one valid time on a circuit also earns a +1 participation point for that circuit, on top of the position points above.
Points are summed across all counted circuits in the event, minus the strike result, to give the Overall Leaderboard total.
Latest race
The most recent race in the series doesn't count toward the Overall Leaderboard yet. It is shown faded and marked not counted. Once a newer race is added, it counts and the new race becomes the one left out.
Strike result
- Each driver's worst result over the counted races is dropped: their strike result.
- A DNS (no valid time on a counted circuit) is the worst possible result.
- If the worst result occurs more than once (e.g. two DNS or two 8th places), only the first one is dropped. There is one strike result per series.
- The strike result is shown
struck through in the Overall Leaderboard.
Tie-breakers
If two drivers are level on total points, the order is decided by, in turn (counted races only, strike result included):
- Most wins (1st-place finishes)
- Most podiums (top-3 finishes)
- Fastest single lap across the event
