Events

**Events** are a variety of races that are held in the Gear.Club series. The types of events and ways to race differs slightly between Gear.Club games

## Main Events

These are the main events that the player will complete to progress through the game. They are completed in Championships, each one has 4-7 of these events. Completing any of them will earn rewards such as credits or stars. While most races are point-to-point, some shorter tracks may allow for a 2-3 lap race.

### Road

Main article: Road race

A road race, also called a derby race, is the standard race in Gear.Club. Eight cars (or twelve in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2) race along a track until they reach the finish line, with the goal for the player to place at least in the top five. Doing so will earn stars which are used to unlock new regions, the player will also earn a progressively higher credit reward depending on their placement.

### Rally

Main article: Rally race

A very popular way to race, Rally races in Gear.Club are not conducted like real-world rally races. The player will have to beat four other cars in an either dirt, sand, or snow/ice racetrack. The player should use the Rally Workshop to improve their car's rally performance, which is not the same as it's road performance. C Category cars and above cannot compete in Rally events.

### Time Attack

Main article: Time Attack race

This is the Gear.Club equivalent of a time trial or ghost race. A player will race on their own to set the fastest time on the track. They also have the option to enable or disable the ghost cars of other players. In Time Attack races, staying on the track is crucial since even the slightest crash or mishap will impact their time. If Rewinds are available, they can be used to undo such mistakes.

### Rival

Main article: Rival race

A rival race, as the name suggests, is a two-car race between the player and a rival racer. The winner will earn a larger reward, and the loser will earn nothing. In Gear.Club: True Racing, rival races are not seen in Championships, they can only be played in Flash Events.

### Elimination

Main article: Elimination race

This type of race is only seen in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2. This race involves eight vehicles. It is conducted like a normal road race, except the trailing player is eliminated every fifteen seconds, until only the winner remains. The player must not be eliminated by staying in first place to complete the event and earn the reward.

### Versus

Main article: Versus race

This event is also exclusive to Gear.Club Unlimited 2. A versus race is similar to a rival race, except the rivals are cars from two different car manufactures, for example, "Pagani vs. Ruf". Often times, the competition is between two specific vehicles from that manufacturer, and therefore the player is only able to use one of those two vehicles.

## Other Events

These are other events that can be played, including multiplayer events and special events.

### Leagues

Main article: Leagues

Leagues are multiplayer events that are a key feature of every Gear.Club game. Players compete to set the best time on several racetracks, which change every three days when the league ends. The players with the fastest time earn the greatest rewards and the most trophies. Trophies will advance them to the next tier, where they will earn greater rewards but face more challenging opponents. Players are able to select any car from their garage that matches the category for each League race. This is sometimes criticized, especially in True Racing, since, as a free-to-play game, it may give paying players an unfair advantage.

### Flash Events

Main article: Flash Event

Flash Events are exclusive to Gear.Club True Racing. They are a way for players to earn extra credits and Gold. In every Flash Event, the player will race a randomly selected car in either a Road or Rival race. If they finish in first place, they earn a large credit or gold reward. Flash Events can be played once every five hours. They come in several rarities, common, uncommon, rare, epic, and legendary. Common through rare Flash Events contain credits, while epic and legendary events contain Gold.

### World's Fastest Gamer

Main article: World's Fastest Gamer

The World's Fastest Gamer is a periodically held global racing event in Gear.Club True Racing. Players race for the fastest times on two randomly selected racetracks for the duration of the event, typically a month. Depending on their placement at the end, they could receive huge in-game rewards, exclusive cars, and more. The first-place finisher can win a real-world motorsport contract valued at several million dollars.

### Porsche Series

Main article: Porsche Series

The Porsche Series, not to be confused with the Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 DLC pack of the same name, is a special event that players can participate in once they purchase the said DLC pack, or if they own Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition which has the pack already included. Players will race through several events in the series, and can earn three exclusive Porsche vehicles through completing it. This includes the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S, the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4, and the Porsche 911 Type 930.

### Endurance Series

Main article: Endurance Series

The Endurance Campaign is a new campaign in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition. Players can compete on five new large racetracks, including the Circuit de la Sarthe, home of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, through this new campaign separate from the standard Unlimited 2 story. There is 18 new vehicles prepared for motorsport that can be unlocked and used in the competition. Those who are able to finish it will unlock the Ford GT40, a three-time consecutive winner of Le Mans in the 1960s.

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