Racing

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Overview

On Everon you have the opportunity to start your career as a racing driver. For this purpose, there is the racing system, which includes various tracks. You can also earn money there by placing bets. The racing system is fully integrated into everyday life and can therefore be used at any time and by anyone.

Track Overview

Track Overview
Track Name min. Bet amount max. Bet amount min. Participants max. Participants Rounds
Everon Dirt Cup 25.000 100.000 2 4 3
Everon Southern Island Cup 100.000 1.000.000 2 10 1
Everon Main Road Cup 250.000 1.000.000 2 8 1

How does it work?

Create a race event

NPC
Start race at NPC
Bet Amount
Choose bet amount

If you want to start a race event, you must first go to an NPC at the desired track. These are marked on the map. You can then start an event there, for which you can then set the bet. As soon as you have created the event, every player receives a message that a race has been started and can then register for it within a given period.

Notification
New Race notification

Join a existing Race

Action
Join existing race event
Dialog
Join an existing Race

When you get the message that a race has been started and you decide to take part in it, you have to go to the corresponding NPC and register there. On the spot you will then see the bet again. After you have registered, you must wait until either the maximum number of participants have registered or the given registration period is over. If not enough participants have registered, the event will be cancelled and each participant will get their bet back.

Race startup procedure

Once the maximum number of participants has registered or the registration deadline has passed, the race enters the start-up phase. Here, each participant is assigned a starting position to which they must then move. Each participant must then place his or her car correctly in the specified markings. The arrow above the mark shows whether you are standing correctly. If it turns green, you are in the right position, if it turns red, you are in the wrong position.