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# 9. What is a Race Event?

The **Race Event** is a fast-paced tournament (usually lasting 24 hours) where players hustle to rack up points over a short period. Why? To snag those juicy top spots and the sweet loot that comes with them 🤑

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### Qualification Round <a href="#qualification-round" id="qualification-round"></a>

Once you're in, it's game on. You’ll be thrown into a room with other players — think of it as your battleground. Your mission is to outscore everyone by completing tasks that earn you points.\
These tasks change with each tournament, keeping you on your toes. More points mean a higher rank, and a higher rank means better loot. It’s as simple as that.\
And don’t worry about competing against the whole world; you’re only facing off against the players in your room.

Before you even think about the main event, though, you’ve got to prove you’re worthy. You need to complete a specific action to earn your ticket to the big league. It’s like the bouncer at the club checking your ID.


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