Either way, if you join a Net-Racing pay league you'll have five to seven other competitors within your own league. Your first order of business is to win your league, this will assure you of a cash payout and will put you in position to win an overall Net-Racing cash prize. This simple restriction creates quite a bit more strategy on your part than it may initially appear. Obviously, the A-tier has the most potential for scoring points, and is therefore where you should spend most of your time planning a strategy each quarter. First off, at the beginning of each quarter you'll want to check the Net-Racing Schedule to see what tracks are coming up during the quarter.
Many drivers have a particular track, or two, where they always seem to run well.
As an astute fantasy owner, you'll want to do a little digging to find out if your drivers have a favorite track and, if they do, try to get them in the A-tier when they go to that track. Remember, all your drivers have to go in the A-tier at least once during each quarter. Again, if you pay attention to the really unique tracks, and do a little digging, you may find a perfect fit for one of your lower Division drivers. The object here is to map out a team strategy for the A-tier, hopefully for the entire quarter. As with any game of strategy, there's always more than one way to go about winning a Net-Racing championship.