EARN YOUR PLACE
Every series operates its own league pyramid. You start at the bottom and fight your way up — or fall down if you can't keep pace. Promotion and relegation are determined by accumulated league points across the season.
The elite tier of each series. Teams here have clawed their way up through the ranks or entered with enough points from previous seasons to hold their position. Drop below 200 points and you face relegation to Division 2 at season end.
The proving ground. Division 2 is where most competitive teams find themselves — it takes sustained performance to earn promotion. Hit 800 points and you're heading to the Premier League. Fall below 150 points and you drop to Amateur.
Every team starts here. The Amateur League is where foundations are laid — driver development, early research, and learning to execute strategy under pressure. Earn 500 points across the season and earn your promotion to Division 2. There is no relegation from Amateur — you can only go up.
EACH SERIES, ITS OWN LADDER
Each league runs a separate season calendar. All teams within a league race on the same circuit schedule — 24 rounds across the season.
In GT racing, multiple leagues may share the same circuit at the same time, running in separate classes. A GT3-class Premier League team and a GT4-class Division 2 team can find themselves wheel-to-wheel on the same lap of the same track.
The control-tire regulations apply equally across all tiers — everyone gets the same allocation. The Premier League simply has fiercer competition and a narrower margin for error.
Endurance is the most complex multi-class environment. Premier, Division 2, and Amateur league teams can all be on-track simultaneously during a 24-hour event. Traffic management and class-aware strategy become as important as raw pace.
TWO POINTS SYSTEMS, ONE SEASON
Awarded after each race based on finishing position. These determine your standing in the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships within your league. Win the championship to claim the title — but it won't move you up a tier.
Separate from championship points, league points accumulate across the entire season based on race results. When the season ends, teams that have crossed their series' promotion or relegation threshold move tiers for the following season. These points reset each season.