CHAMPIONSHIP INFO
Rules & Format
Official Select Cup championship regulations.
View FSM Points Table →1. Championship Format
- The championship consists of 20 races. Every driver who starts a race is eligible to earn points.
- All 20 race results are recorded, but only each driver's best 16 results count towards the final championship standings, including any fastest lap bonus points.
- There are no championship tiebreakers. If two or more drivers finish with the same highest points total, they are all declared champions.
2. Points & Scoring
- Points are awarded based on finishing position, unless a driver is disqualified by Dobis.
- The number of points awarded is determined by the Field Size Multiplier (FSM) scoring system, based on the number of drivers who start the race. The points distribution is locked at the start.
- The driver setting the fastest lap receives 3 bonus points. If two or more drivers achieve exactly the same fastest lap time, each receives the bonus.
- If the fastest lap holder is disqualified, their bonus points are forfeited and are not transferred to another driver.
3. FPS Requirements
- All racers are expected to maintain 60 FPS. Lower frame rates may be permitted for participants with weaker systems.
- Any participant may request another driver's FPS to be checked before, during, or after a race.
4. Driver Names
- Championship points are assigned to player names.
- Drivers must keep the same player name throughout the championship to ensure their points are tracked correctly.
5. Communication & Incidents
- All drivers must either be present in the designated Discord voice chat or have in-game chat enabled (L keybind).
- If you cause an accident and another driver calls you out, you must respond. Failure to respond will result in the incident being considered your fault and may lead to disqualification, even for minor accidents.
- In-game chat must be kept to a minimum during races, including when some drivers have finished but others are still racing.
6. Vehicle Abilities & Fair Play
- Vehicle-specific abilities, such as ramps and deployable objects, are permitted.
- Deliberately targeting or repeatedly attacking a specific driver is prohibited, regardless of their race position or any previous incidents involving that driver.
- Retaliation is not an acceptable justification for malicious driving.