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# How To Play

#### 1. Collect & Trade

Collect and trade your favorite drivers, cars, engineers, and engines on the marketplace.\
Build powerful squads by choosing the right combination of cards and rarities.

#### 2. Follow the Season

Follow every Grand Prix throughout the season. Each race counts and impacts your overall ranking.

#### 3. Build Your Weekly Squad

From **Sunday to Thursday**, prepare your team for the upcoming Grand Prix:

* Select **2 drivers**
* Choose **1 car**
* Pick **1 engine**
* Assign **1 engineer**

Once your squad is ready, sit back and get ready for race day.

#### 4. Real Results, Real Impact

Real-world Grand Prix results directly affect your performance.\
Your score is influenced by:

* The cards you use
* Their rarity
* The number of tokens you hold by the card

These factors apply a **multiplier** that boosts your position on the leaderboard.

#### 5. Earn Rewards

On **Sunday night**, after the official race results:

* Rankings are finalized
* Rewards are distributed

Top players earn **Solana** and **TRB**.

#### 6. Season Ranking & Final Prizes

Points earned across all Grand Prix accumulate throughout the season.\
Your total points determine your **final season ranking**, unlocking even bigger **Solana and TRB rewards** at the end of the season.


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