Monthly Ranked Cycle
Season 1 starts April 1
Ranked seasons now run monthly. Every new season begins on the 1st, ratings move closer to 1500, and the ladder resets into a tighter, fairer fight without wiping out prior performance.
One ranked rhythm every month
Monthly seasons follow one clear loop: snapshot, launch, live competition, then rollover into the next month.
Snapshot
Ratings are captured at the end of the month before the next season rolls over.
Soft Reset
Each class rating is compressed halfway toward 1500 instead of being fully reset.
Monthly Ladder
Drivers race through the month for class leaders, trophies, and cleaner seeding.
Rollover
Final standings close on the last day of the month and the next season starts on the 1st.
Eight Season 1 testing schedules start now
Fiat 500 Cup, Touring Car Cup, Formula Junior Cup, Formula 4 Cup, Porsche GT3 Cup, LMP2 Cup, Formula GP Cup, and GTP Cup move onto the new Season 1 testing rotation immediately. Formula Junior uses 120% fuel and 120% tyre wear, GT3 and LMP2 stay on 100% fuel and 100% tyre wear, Formula 4, GT3, and LMP2 use 2 qualifying laps, and Formula GP and GTP use 80% fuel, 80% tyre wear, and 3 qualifying laps during testing. The remaining classes stay on their current setup until they are finished.
150% fuel and 150% tyre wear
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Barber Motorsports Park | 8 |
| Maple Ridge | 10 |
| Sugar Hill | 10 |
| Tsukuba Circuit | 10 |
| Lime Rock Park | 14 |
| Knockhill Racing Circuit | 14 |
120% fuel and 120% tyre wear
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Barber Motorsports Park | 10 |
| Imola | 10 |
| Maple Ridge | 10 |
| Sugar Hill | 12 |
| Tsukuba Circuit | 12 |
| Lime Rock Park | 14 |
| Knockhill Racing Circuit | 14 |
| Sachsenring | 10 |
| Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | 10 |
150% fuel, 150% tyre wear, 2 quali laps
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Motorland Aragon | 10 |
| Barber Motorsports Park | 12 |
| Imola | 12 |
| Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit | 12 |
| Miami International Autodrome | 12 |
| Tsukuba Circuit | 15 |
| Lime Rock Park | 18 |
| Knockhill Racing Circuit | 18 |
| Sachsenring | 12 |
| Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | 12 |
100% fuel, 100% tyre wear, 2 quali laps
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Motorland Aragon | 16 |
| Barber Motorsports Park | 20 |
| Imola | 20 |
| Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit | 20 |
| Miami International Autodrome | 20 |
| Tsukuba Circuit | 25 |
| Bahrain International Circuit | 20 |
| Lime Rock Park | 32 |
| Knockhill Racing Circuit | 32 |
| Circuit Paul Ricard | 18 |
| Sachsenring | 18 |
| Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | 18 |
100% fuel, 100% tyre wear, 2 quali laps
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Motorland Aragon | 16 |
| Imola | 20 |
| Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit | 20 |
| Miami International Autodrome | 20 |
| Bahrain International Circuit | 20 |
| Circuit Paul Ricard | 18 |
| Sachsenring | 18 |
| Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | 18 |
80% fuel, 80% tyre wear, 3 quali laps
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Motorland Aragon | 20 |
| Imola | 24 |
| Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit | 24 |
| Miami International Autodrome | 24 |
| Bahrain International Circuit | 24 |
| Circuit Paul Ricard | 22 |
| Sachsenring | 22 |
| Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | 22 |
80% fuel, 80% tyre wear, 3 quali laps
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Motorland Aragon | 20 |
| Imola | 24 |
| Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit | 24 |
| Miami International Autodrome | 24 |
| Bahrain International Circuit | 24 |
| Circuit Paul Ricard | 22 |
| Sachsenring | 22 |
| Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | 22 |
150% fuel and 150% tyre wear
| Track | Laps |
|---|---|
| Barber Motorsports Park | 12 |
| Imola | 12 |
| Maple Ridge | 14 |
| Sugar Hill | 15 |
| Tsukuba Circuit | 16 |
| Lime Rock Park | 18 |
| Knockhill Racing Circuit | 18 |
| Sachsenring | 10 |
Season 1 uses a soft rating squash
The goal is tighter competition, not a hard wipe. High-rated drivers stay ahead, lower-rated drivers are given a clearer recovery path, and every class resets separately.
Ratings move closer together for the new month
Season 1 explains the reset through outcomes, not raw math. The goal is to make the effect obvious without turning the page into a formula sheet.
- Applied separately to Rookie, Open Wheel, Sport, and Pro.
- Preserves skill separation without letting the spread get too wide.
- Makes the opening week of every month matter more.
What the squash looks like
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What drivers are competing for each month
Class champions
Top finishers in each class get a season badge and archived recognition.
Participation milestones
Monthly targets for races entered, podiums earned, and classes contested.
Clean driver awards
Recognition for strong reputation and clean racing over the month.
Seeding advantage
Strong monthly performance carries forward through a softer, fairer reset.
Your live season examples
This section uses your current account data to show live season-start examples without exposing the reset formula itself.
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This block shows live class ratings from your account plus example Season 1 starting points for each ladder.
Current leaders heading into April
This preview uses the live leaderboard so you can see who currently owns each class before the monthly season format officially begins.
Overall ladder spotlight
Loading current leaderboard...How the first monthly season rolls out
The page should make the opening month feel official and predictable, not vague or one-off.
Final pre-season snapshot
Current class ratings are captured before the monthly rollover applies.
Season 1 goes live
All four class ladders start the month with soft-squashed ratings and fresh standings context.
Monthly standings close
Champions, clean-driver awards, and participation milestones lock for the April season.
Season 2 begins
The same monthly cycle repeats, keeping the competitive rhythm easy to understand.
Questions the page should answer immediately
Do seasons wipe all progress?
No. Ratings are compressed toward 1500, not replaced with a flat reset.
How often do seasons change?
Seasons are monthly. Each one begins on the 1st and closes on the last day of the month.
Is the reset combined across all racing types?
No. Rookie, Open Wheel, Sport, and Pro are all squashed separately.