Drivers enter
Top 10 in points + 2 eligible stage-point wildcards after Race 13.
The Gauntlet.
Twelve drivers earn their place. Six survive the groups. One becomes champion.
Group races
Races 14–17. Beat the drivers in your group to advance.
Finalists remain
Three from A, two from B, one from C.
Champion crowned
Highest-finishing eligible finalist in Race 18 takes the title.
Two ways in.
Regular-season points
The top 10 drivers in championship points qualify after the 13-race regular season. Their final order sets seeds 1–10.
Stage-point wildcards
Drivers ranked 11th–20th compete for the two remaining spots using regular-season stage points. The top two eligible drivers become seeds 11 and 12.
At least 8 actual regular-season starts are required for wildcard eligibility. Provisionals do not count toward that requirement.
Your seed sets your path.
Three groups of four race together on the same track. Points are awarded by your finish relative to your own group.
Seeds 1–4
Top 3 advance to the Final Six.
One driver eliminatedSeeds 5–8
Top 2 advance to the Final Six.
Two drivers eliminatedSeeds 9–12
Only the leader advances to the Final Six.
Three drivers eliminatedA higher regular-season seed gives you a wider path to the championship race. Group totals across all four races decide who advances.
Finish ahead. Score more.
| Group finish | Points |
|---|---|
| 1st | 5 |
| 2nd | 3 |
| 3rd | 2 |
| 4th | 1 |
Example: finish 8th overall but ahead of your three group rivals, and you earn 5 group points. A missed start or disqualification earns no group points.
The Final Six.
Three survivors from Group A, two from Group B and one from Group C meet in the championship race.
Finish highest.Take the title.
The highest-finishing eligible finalist is the champion. You are racing the other five finalists for the title, even when other league drivers are in the field.
View race dates and tracks ↗The field.
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