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The Crew Motorfest is reworking Prestige Tickets for Season 11, reshaping how players browse and earn the currency used to claim eligible rewards from earlier seasons. In an announcement published on Steam on October 5, 2026, Ubisoft community representative Ubi-Pegasus said the changes are intended to make the growing reward selection easier to catch up on and the system simpler to understand. The “Prestige Ticket” section will become the “Prestige Catalog,” bringing eligible rewards from past Summit Contests and Custom Shows together. Previously, newly added items arrived two seasons after their original appearance. Under the revised schedule, new Summit Contest rewards will enter the catalog at the beginning of a month every three months. Ubisoft’s example: Summit Contest rewards from July 2026 will become available in October 2026. The menu is not a complete archive. Mainstage rewards, Ranked Grand Race rewards and outfits are excluded. Ubisoft also lists two engine sounds and the Traxxas X-MAXX Ultimate as unavailable in the catalog. That boundary matters: the new system widens access to selected past rewards, but does not promise every former item. Ubisoft says item prices will be standardized, with the aim of lowering the shop’s total cost. Prices depend on the reward type and rarity: common through legendary cosmetics such as nitro, horns and tire effects cost 500 to 2,000 Prestige Tickets, while vehicles range from 2,500 to 6,000. For players planning a collection, predictable price tiers make the shopping list easier to calculate. The announcement also targets the balance between catalog growth and ticket supply, aiming to raise the maximum tickets earnable per month by around 50%. Custom Show votes will no longer award Prestige Tickets. Instead, players can earn them through Custom Mode, Summit Contest progression and rewards, Mainstage rewards, and Grand Race rewards. Three new in-game shop offers will let players buy tickets with Crew Credits: 3,000 tickets for 100,000 CC, 7,000 for 200,000 CC, or 12,000 for 300,000 CC. These bundles add a paid route alongside gameplay-based earning; the announcement does not say they replace those activities. For players, the rework’s practical recipe is clearer prices, more earning routes and a scheduled flow of selected older rewards. The trade-off is that some reward categories remain off the menu, while Custom Show votes lose their ticket role. The details come from Ubisoft’s official Steam announcement by Ubi-Pegasus; the changes are tied to the launch of Season 11.