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RaceRoom launches its first Ranked Series season

Eight championships bring weekly rounds, split-based scoring and a €10 vRP prize for each series winner.

The decisive moment

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RaceRoom has added a season-long layer to ranked multiplayer: its new Ranked Series put drivers into eight championship campaigns, each with a calendar of weekly rounds and standings to chase.

In an announcement published November 9, 2026, RaceRoom said Season 1 runs until January 4, 2027. The format gives players repeat attempts within each round, while making ratings, reputation and the strength of a split part of the points race.

One week, multiple chances

Each series has its own championship and calendar, with every round lasting one week. Drivers can race as often as they like during that window, and only their best points result for the round counts. A rough outing need not end the campaign; a stronger score can still move a driver up the standings.

Points reflect both finishing position and the strength of the field in a driver’s split, according to RaceRoom. Matchmaking uses rating and reputation to place drivers into splits. That gives the system a progression loop: improve those measures, qualify for higher splits and take on fields where more points may be available.

Eight routes to the title

Season 1 spans a broad grid: Alpine A110 Cup, Tatuus F4, Super Touring, DTM All-Stars, GT3 Sprint Series, Touring Car Series, Nordschleife Trophy and Endurance Masters. The line-up ranges from single-make racing and open-wheel competition to touring cars, GTs and multi-class endurance.

RaceRoom says the Alpine A110 Cup series uses free content, including its car and every track on the calendar. Endurance Masters pairs hypercars and GT3 cars, while DTM All-Stars moves between different generations of machinery. The Nordschleife Trophy keeps one circuit in focus while changing the car selection from round to round.

A season dashboard, too

A new Series interface brings calendars, upcoming races, results and standings together, allowing players to see what is next and plan which championships to enter. For regular competitors, that makes the season easier to follow; for organizers and streamers, a shared calendar and visible standings can also make it simpler to track the competition. That is a potential benefit of the announced format, not a separate feature claim from RaceRoom.

At each season’s end, the winner of every series receives a vRP prize worth €10, RaceRoom says. Players looking for the season’s content in one bundle can also opt for the Online Racing Pack Season 1 - 2026: the announcement lists 18 cars and 27 tracks for €29.99.