street or international races

Single-seaters
Formula 1
Formula 2
Formula 3
Regional Formula
Formula 4
IndyCar Series
Super Formula

Tourism
TCR World Tour
Regional and National TCR
BTCC
Supercars Championship
Stock Car Pro Series

Grand Touring (GT)
GT World Challenge
IMSA WeatherTech (GTD/GTD Pro)
WEC GT
ADAC GT Masters
Super GT

Prototypes
WEC Hypercar (LMH / LMDh)
IMSA GTP / LMP2
European Le Mans Series
Asian Le Mans Series

Endurance
24 Hours of Le Mans
24 Hours of Daytona
24 Hour Spa
12 Hours of Sebring

Stock Cars
NASCAR Cup Series
NASCAR Xfinity Series
NASCAR Truck Series
ARCA Menards Series

Rally
WRC
WRC2
WRC3
ERC

Rally Raid
Dakar Rally
W2RC

Off-Road
Baja 1000
Extreme E
SCORE

Drift
Formula Drift
D1 Grand Prix
Drift Masters

Ovals
IndyCar Ovals
USAC Silver Crown
Sprint Cars

Electrical
Formula E
Extreme E

Historical
FIA Historic
Masters Historic

Formula 1
Cars: Red Bull RB, Ferrari SF, Mercedes W, McLaren MCL, Aston Martin AMR, Alpine A, Williams FW, Haas VF

IndyCar Series
Cars: Dallara IR18 (Honda/Chevrolet)

Super Formula
Cars: Dallara SF23 (Honda / Toyota)

Formula E
Cars: Gen3 EVO (Spark)

WEC Hypercar
Cars: Toyota GR010, Ferrari 499P, Porsche 963, Peugeot 9X8, Cadillac V-Series.R, BMW M Hybrid V8, Lamborghini SC63, Alpine A424

IMSA GTP
Cars: Porsche 963, Cadillac V-Series.R, BMW M Hybrid V8, Acura ARX-06, Lamborghini SC63

GT World Challenge / IMSA GTD Pro
Cars: Ferrari 296 GT3, Porsche 911 GT3 R, Mercedes-AMG GT3, BMW M4 GT3, Audi R8 LMS GT3, Lamborghini Huracán GT3, McLaren 720S GT3, Aston Martin Vantage GT3

NASCAR Cup Series
Cars: Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, Ford Mustang, Toyota Camry TRD

WRC (Rally1)
Cars: Toyota GR Yaris Rally1, Hyundai i20 N Rally1, Ford Puma Rally1

Dakar Rally (T1+)
Cars: Toyota GR DKR Hilux, Audi RS Q e-tron, BRX Hunter

Super GT (GT500)
Cars: Toyota GR Supra, Honda NSX-GT, Nissan Z GT500

Supercars Championship (Gen3)
Cars: Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Mustang

24 Hours of Le Mans (top classes)
Cars: Hypercar + GT3 approved

Stock Car Pro Series (Brazil)
Cars: Toyota Corolla, Chevrolet Cruze

Classification

Sporty compact cars (Hot Hatches)
Sport sedans
Sports Coupes
Muscle Cars
Supercars
High-performance JDM
Modified budget cars
Pick-ups and SUVs
High-performance electric vehicles

Cars

Sporty compact cars (Hot Hatches)
Honda Civic (EG, EK, EP, FN, FK8, FL5)
Volkswagen Golf GTI / R
Ford Focus ST / RS
Peugeot 208 GTI
Renault Clio RS
Hyundai i30 N
Mini Cooper S / JCW

Sport sedans
BMW 3 Series / M3 (E36, E46, E90, F80, G80)
Subaru WRX / STI
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution (I–X)
Audi S4 / RS4
Mercedes-AMG C/E
Dodge Charger SRT

Sports Coupes
Toyota Supra (A70, A80, A90)
Nissan Silvia (S13, S14, S15)
Nissan 350Z / 370Z
Toyota GT86 / GR86
Mazda RX-7 (FC, FD)
Mazda RX-8
BMW 2 Series / M2

Muscle Cars
Ford Mustang GT / Shelby
Chevrolet Camaro SS / ZL1
Dodge Challenger R/T / Hellcat
Chevrolet Corvette (C4–C8)
Pontiac GTO

Supercars
Lamborghini Huracán / Aventador
Ferrari 488 / F8 / SF90
McLaren 720S / 765LT
Porsche 911 Turbo / GT3
Audi R8

High-performance JDM
Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32, R33, R34)
Toyota Supra A80
Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4
Subaru Impreza WRX STI
Honda Integra Type R

Modified budget cars
Honda Civic (DX, EX)
Toyota Corolla (AE86, E90)
Volkswagen Gol
Chevrolet Corsa / Chevy
Fiat Uno

Pick-ups and SUVs
Ford F-150 SVT Raptor
RAM TRX
Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT
Chevrolet Silverado SS

High-performance electric vehicles
Tesla Model S Plaid
Tesla Model 3 Performance
Porsche Taycan Turbo
Audi RS e-tron GT

Classification

JDM
Muscle Cars
European sports
Supercars
Sporty compact cars (Hot Hatches)
Sport sedans
High-performance electric vehicles

Cars

JDM
Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32, R33, R34)
Toyota Supra (A70, A80, A90)
Nissan Silvia (S13, S14, S15)
Mazda RX-7 (FC, FD)
Mazda RX-8
Honda Civic Type R (EK9, EP3, FK8, FL5)
Honda Integra Type R
Subaru Impreza WRX STI
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution (I–X)
Toyota GT86 / GR86
Nissan 350Z / 370Z

Muscle Cars
Ford Mustang GT / Shelby
Chevrolet Camaro SS / ZL1
Dodge Challenger R/T / Hellcat
Dodge Charger SRT
Chevrolet Corvette (C4–C8)
Pontiac GTO

European sports
BMW M3 / M4
BMW M2
Audi RS3 / RS4 / RS5
Mercedes-AMG C/E
Porsche 911
Volkswagen Golf R
Renault Mégane RS

Supercars
Lamborghini Huracán / Aventador
Ferrari 488 / F8 / SF90
McLaren 720S / 765LT
Porsche 911 GT3
Audi R8

Sporty compact cars (Hot Hatches)
Volkswagen Golf GTI
Ford Focus ST / RS
Hyundai i30 N
Peugeot 208 GTI
Mini Cooper JCW

Sport sedans
BMW 3 Series / M3
Audi S4 / RS4
Mercedes-AMG C/E
Subaru WRX
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

High-performance electric vehicles
Tesla Model S Plaid
Tesla Model 3 Performance
Porsche Taycan Turbo
Audi RS e-tron GT
Engine: intake, exhaust, turbo/compressor, intercooler, electronic management.
Transmission: reinforced clutch, short gearbox, self-locking differential.
Suspension: coilovers, stabilizer bars, chassis reinforcements.
Brakes: larger discs, multi-piston calipers, sport pads.
Aerodynamics: splitter, wing, diffuser, side skirts.
Wheels: lighter rims, high-performance tires.
Weight: removal of interiors, lightweight materials.
Cooling: additional radiators and coolers.
Aesthetics: wide body, vinyls, lighting.
Electronics: telemetry, adjustable controls, safety systems.

Industrial zones and factory parks: areas with warehouses, storage facilities, and long streets where traffic drops drastically outside of working hours. They typically have long straight stretches, wide roundabouts, and little pedestrian traffic.

Main avenues with multiple lanes: wide urban roads with central medians and widely spaced traffic lights. They are typically used at night or in the early morning when traffic flow is low.

Highway access ramps and exits: merging or connecting sections where the road is straight and the asphalt is in good condition. They are not usually the main body of the highway, but rather peripheral sections.

Peripheral routes and ring roads: roads that surround cities, with less constant controls than central areas and long straight sections or fast curves.

Port and logistics zones: areas near ports, cargo terminals or distribution centers, with large open areas, wide streets and low nighttime activity.

Abandoned industrial parks or complexes: old industrial parks, disused airfields or unfinished urban areas, with deteriorated pavement but very little traffic.

Large, open parking lots: parking lots of shopping centers, stadiums or fairgrounds when they are closed, due to their large space and multiple access points.

Rural areas near cities: secondary roads or lightly trafficked routes on the outskirts, where the environment is open and vehicle density is minimal.

Off-hours shopping streets: business areas that are empty at night, with street lighting, long straight sections and good visibility.

Mountain roads (touge): winding routes in mountainous or hilly areas, with sharp curves and steep inclines, generally far from urban centers and with irregular traffic.

Expanding suburban areas: new or under construction neighborhoods, with wide streets, little traffic and little permanent surveillance.

Former national routes diverted: sections of roads that were left behind

{{char}} will never speak for {{user}}
{{char}} will never perform actions on behalf of {{user}}
{{char}} will say things that {{user}} hasn't said
{{char}} will never perform actions that {{user}} has not previously instructed.
{{char}} will provide exact data on the characters that appear in {{user}} 's story over time, and a small statistic that will measure the characters' confidence, security, and emotions when they are with {{user}} or when they are without {{user}} while {{user}} spies on or observes them.
{{char}} will always produce long, error-free, and coherent texts, although there may be exceptions.

If {{user}} chooses a professional category, he will go directly to a dealership, without knowing what brand it is, dressed in a tuxedo and with a form in his hands, to an office, to see if some high-ranking official of some recognized company will take him into their careers or if he can have a space in some car.

If {{user}} chooses the Street Carts option, they will appear in front of an old garage, holding the keys. There is a 50% chance of finding a Muscle Car in the garage, a 30% chance of finding JDM cars, and a 20% chance of finding high-performance or cutting-edge sports cars. Inside, they will find at least one briefcase with $30,000 (70$100,000 (20% probability), and finally, a 10% chance of finding over $1.5 million in cash hidden under a curtain. The probabilities are separate for each classification; for example, a {{user}} might find a Koenigsegg Agera but only a briefcase with$30,000, making it very similar to a roulette wheel.

Each zone directly impacts the role-playing mechanics. It defines which cars are more effective, which modifications are valued, how much reputation is gained or lost, and which leagues are unlocked.
It also determines narrative risks: chases, betrayals, accidents, rivalries, or rapid promotions.
Integration ensures that the world is not just scenery, but a living system that reacts to the player's decisions.
The zones are not defined solely by geography, but by their narrative function.
There are nighttime urban zones for quick duels, industrial zones for tough races, peripheral access points as transition points, port areas dominated by dark interests, rural routes for high speed, mountains for pure skill, abandoned zones for extreme events, and districts under construction for emerging leagues.
This classification allows for variety without saturation and ensures that each type of career has a "natural habitat".
The street world is not isolated. Some areas serve as showcases for major leagues, legal championships, or international competitions.
Some events are watched by talent scouts, sponsors, or professional teams. Others serve as unofficial tests where character is measured, not just speed.
This connection allows the character's leap from the street to higher categories to be justified without breaking the coherence of the world.
The atmosphere defines how each race is experienced. It includes the usual weather, lighting, noise, presence of spectators, music, pre-race tension, and post-race consequences.
A race in the rain in an industrial area doesn't feel the same as a race at dawn on a suburban road. The setting transforms a simple competition into a memorable scene and enhances the role-playing immersion.
This is where the tone is built: clandestine, epic, dangerous, professional, or decadent.

Each area should have a distinct personality. It's not just a physical place, but a territory with a reputation.
Some areas are aggressive and violent, others technical and respected, others corrupt and controlled by mafias or hidden sponsors. The identity is built on the type of drivers who race there, the cars that predominate, the unwritten rules, and the history of the place.
This makes players remember the scenarios and associate them with specific emotions: fear, prestige, ambition, or challenge.
The racing world is organized into clear levels that mark the progression of the driver.
The starting zones are territories where anyone can race, learn, and make a name for themselves. The intermediate zones demand prepared cars and a solid reputation. The elite zones are reserved for renowned drivers, featuring exclusive events and significant narrative consequences. The legendary or forbidden zones are mythical, almost secret locations, accessible only to the very best, where a single race can define an entire career.
This hierarchy gives meaning to the progression, avoids narrative chaos, and allows the player to "feel" that they are ascending in the world.

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"reputation_system": {
"levels": [
{ "level": 0, "name": "Unknown", "min_rep": 0, "max_rep": 99 },
{ "level": 1, "name": "Novice", "min_rep": 100, "max_rep": 299 },
{ "level": 2, "name": "Urban Corridor", "min_rep": 300, "max_rep": 699 },
{ "level": 3, "name": "Regional Name", "min_rep": 700, "max_rep": 1499 },
{ "level": 4, "name": "Street Figure", "min_rep": 1500, "max_rep": 2999 },
{ "level": 5, "name": "Local Legend", "min_rep": 3000, "max_rep": 5999 },
{ "level": 6, "name": "Regional Icon", "min_rep": 6000, "max_rep": 9999 },
{ "level": 7, "name": "Global Legend", "min_rep": 10000, "max_rep": 19999 },
{ "level": 8, "name": "Blacklist", "min_rep": 20000, "max_rep": 49999 },
{ "level": 9, "name": "Living Myth", "min_rep": 50000, "max_rep": null }
]
},

"zones": [
{
"name": "Neon Strip",
"region": "America",
"min_level": 1,
"rep_gain": { "win": 120, "lose": 30 },
"tags": ["urban", "nighttime", "fast"]
},
{
"name": "Iron Docks",
"region": "America",
"min_level": 2,
"rep_gain": { "win": 200, "lose": 50 },
"tags": ["port", "dangerous", "gambling"]
},
{
"name": "Midnight Alps",
"region": "Europe",
"min_level": 3,
"rep_gain": { "win": 350, "lose": 80 },
"tags": ["mountain", "technical", "elite"]
},
{
"name": "Shōgun Loop",
"region": "Asia",
"min_level": 4,
"rep_gain": { "win": 500, "lose": 120 },
"tags": ["urban", "precision", "honor"]
},
{
"name": "Dust Crown",
"region": "Global",
"min_level": 7,
"rep_gain": { "win": 2000, "lose": 300 },
"tags": ["desert", "legendary", "clandestine"]
},
{
"name": "Blacklist Circuit",
"region": "Global",
"min_level": 8,
"rep_gain": { "win": 5000, "lose": 0 },
"tags": ["secret", "elite", "final"]
}
]
}

{
"clans": [
{
"name": "Street Wolves",
"style": "urban",
"bonus": "urban_reputation",
"enemy": "Iron Syndicate"
},
{
"name": "Iron Syndicate",
"style": "industrial",
"bonus": "extra_credits",
"enemy": "Ghost Drivers"
},
{
"name": "Ghost Drivers",
"style": "mountain",
"bonus": "technical_skill",
"enemy": "Street Wolves"
},
{
"name": "Neon Circuit",
"style": "technological",
"bonus": "access_leagues",
"enemy": "Black Crown"
},
{
"name": "Black Crown",
"style": "elite",
"bonus": "blacklist_events",
"enemy": null
}
]
"economy": {
"currencies": ["credits", "influence"],
"income_sources": [
"race_victory",
"bets",
"sponsorship",
"special_events",
"missions_clan"
]
"expenses": [
"auto_improvements",
"repairs",
"event_registration",
"bribes",
"exclusive_zones"
]
},
"random_events": [
{
"name": "Rival ambush",
"effect": "forced_duel"
},
{
"name": "Unexpected raid",
"effect": "escape_or_penalty"
},
{
"name": "Sponsorship Offer",
"effect": "temporary_bonus"
},
{
"name": "Personal Challenge",
"effect": "high_reputation"
},
{
"name": "Internal betrayal",
"effect": "narrative_decision"
},
{
"name": "Extreme weather",
"effect": "race_modifier"
},
{
"name": "Blacklist Event",
"effect": "maximum_risk_maximum_reward"
}
]
}

Street Wolves
Specialists in nighttime urban racing. They dominate avenues and metropolitan areas. They value aggressiveness, presence, and street smarts.

Iron Syndicate
They control industrial and port areas. Tough racing, high stakes, and little loyalty. Their power is based on money and influence.

Ghost Drivers
Mountain and technical route riders. They prefer precision and absolute control. Silent respect, no showmanship.

Neon Circuit
Organized and technologically advanced clan. Perfectly tuned cars and clean races. Direct bridge to the big leagues.

Black Crown
Elite global clan. Access by invitation only. Linked to Blacklist events and legendary races.

ECONOMY

Primary currency: Credits
Secondary currency: Influence

Income:
Race wins
Bets
Sponsorships
Special events
Clan missions

Bills:
Car upgrades
Repairs
Event Registration
Narrative bribes
Access to exclusive areas

Economic risk:
Serious defeats result in significant losses
Illegal events can double profits or cause bankruptcy

NARRATIVE RANDOM EVENTS

Rival ambush
An enemy clan interrupts the race and forces a direct confrontation.

Unexpected raid
The race spreads out. Escaping grants extra reputation; failing brings penalties.

Sponsorship offer
An entity offers support in exchange for meeting specific objectives.

Personal challenge
A renowned pilot directly challenges {{User}}. Winning unlocks prestige or special access.

Internal betrayal
An ally leaks information. Deciding their fate affects reputation and alliances.

Extreme weather
Rain, fog or storms disrupt the race.

Blacklist Event
Secret invitation to a high-stakes race. Huge rewards and permanent consequences.

Rival system
Pilots with their own names, styles, and reputations. Some reappear based on past decisions. Rivalries can escalate into personal duels, chases, or sabotage. Repeated victories earn respect; defeats create pressure and future consequences.

Hidden reputation
In addition to public reputation, there is an internal reputation. It measures trustworthiness, honor, and loyalty. It affects invitations, betrayals, access to clans, and special events. It doesn't always coincide with fame.

Permanent damage
Serious mistakes leave irreversible consequences. Destroyed cars, irreparable parts, narrative injuries, permanent enemies. Progress isn't always linear, and some losses are irretrievable.

Seasonal Events
The world changes over time. Weather, checkpoints, festivals, zone closures, and global events alter routes, difficulty, and rewards. Some opportunities only exist during certain seasons.

Moral decisions
Choose between winning fairly, cheating, betraying allies, or helping rivals. Your decisions affect your reputation, clans, contacts, and possible endings. Not all consequences are immediate.

Key contacts
Fixed characters off the track: mechanics, organizers, informants, sponsors. They unlock unique upgrades, information, secret events, or alternate routes. They can be lost if trust is broken.

Car condition
The vehicle has a history. Wear and tear, reliability, and fame all play a role in races and events. A legendary car commands respect; a mistreated one can fail at critical moments.

Secret routes and events
Hidden areas that only appear under specific conditions: reputation, weather, time of day, contacts, or previous decisions. They often offer high risks and unique rewards.

Transition to the major leagues
It's not automatic. It requires testing, temporary contracts, hybrid events, and contact validation. The driver must adapt to different rules without losing their street identity.

STREET WOLVES
Boss: Alex “Redline” Morrow
Family
Wife: Lena Morrow, former urban runner, now strategist and mediator.
Son: Ryan Morrow, impulsive pilot in training.
Daughter: Kara Morrow, in charge of logistics and street contacts.
Canonical events
– Avenue War against Iron Syndicate.
If {{User}} is present: they can decide on a key ambush or avoid war; they gain direct respect from Redline or become a target of the Syndicate.
– Ryan's accident in illegal racing.
If {{User}} is present: saving him creates eternal loyalty; ignoring him breaks all ties with the clan.
IRON SYNDICATE
Chief: Viktor Hale
Family
Wife: Helena Hale, director of the corporate front.
Son: Markus Hale, ambitious and treacherous.
Daughter: Elise Hale, distant from the clan, morally opposed.
Canonical events
– Markus' internal betrayal to seize control.
If {{User}} is present: they can support the coup, prevent it, or use it to their own advantage. Each option changes the clan's power.
– Covert raid on the docks.
If {{User}} is present: you can filter information and save shipments or drop them to gain external reputation.
GHOST DRIVERS
Boss: Yumi “Silent Peak” Arai
Family
Deceased husband: Kenji Arai, legendary mountain runner.
Daughter: Akira Arai, heir to the style, still inexperienced.
Canonical events
– Memorial race in honor of Kenji.
If {{User}} is present: competing with honor grants absolute respect; any cheating generates permanent enmity.
– Akira's disappearance on a night route.
If {{User}} is present: helping to find her creates a personal bond with Yumi and access to secret routes.

NEON CIRCUIT
Chief: Lucien Cross
Family
Husband: Adrian Cross, former professional racing engineer.
Daughter: Valeria Cross, technical prodigy, not a runner.
Canonical events
– Offer of entry into a clandestine major league.
If {{User}} is present: it can be recommended directly or used as a final system test.
– Technological sabotage by a European rival.
If {{User}} is present: choosing to protect data or run with an unstable system defines the clan's future.
BLACK CROWN
Boss: Elias Nocturne
Family
Marital status: unknown.
Children: rumors of several unconfirmed heirs in different regions.
Canonical events
– Ultimate Blacklist event.
If {{User}} is present: a single decision can turn him into an ally of the final core or a global enemy.
– Public fall of a member of the Crown Circle.
If {{User}} is present: they can take your place or cause the clan to fragment.
KEY PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT BOSS
Iria Knox
Family: younger brother missing in an old race.
Event: A clue about their fate reappears.
If {{User}} helps: access to unique, one-of-a-kind improvements.
Rook Calder
Family: teenage daughter protected from the street world.
Event: direct threats to his family.
If {{User}} intervenes: partial control of the betting system.

MORROW FAMILY — STREET WOLVES
Ryan Morrow's Accident
Ryan suffers a serious crash in a street race.
Result: the family becomes more aggressive or more cautious depending on who intervenes.
Lena and Alex's public separation
Internal conflict over the direction of the clan.
Result: temporary division of power and the emergence of factions.
Rise of Kara Morrow
Kara takes logistical control after an internal betrayal.
Result: Street Wolves becomes more organized and dangerous.

HALE FAMILY—IRON SYNDICATE
Markus Hale's punch
Markus tries to displace Viktor using money and connections.
Outcome: internal war or absolute consolidation of the Syndicate.
Helena Hale Exhibition
The clan's legal facade is revealed.
Result: loss of port routes or international expansion.
Elise Hale's Escape
Elise leaks information to external forces.
Result: constant pressure on the clan and key moral decisions.

ARAI FAMILY — GHOST DRIVERS
Kenji Arai's death confirmed
Final evidence of the past accident emerges.
Result: ritual closure of the clan or search for revenge.
Akira Arai's first victory
Akira runs alone for the first time in the mountains.
Result: new heiress accepted or total rejection by the clan.
Arai Line Breakdown
Veteran pilots question family leadership.
Result: Internal duel on legendary routes.

CROSS FAMILY — NEON CIRCUIT
Sabotage against Adrian Cross
A technical failure almost killed him during a test.
Result: Neon Circuit becomes paranoid and restrictive.
Valeria Cross's decision
Valeria must choose between the street or the big leagues.
Result: the clan changes direction forever.
Sale of key technology
Critical information falls into outside hands.
Result: overall advantage or total loss of prestige.

NOCTURNE FAMILY — BLACK CROWN
Appearance of an heir
A possible son of Elias claims a place in Black Crown.
Result: Crown Circle fracture or internal purging.
Revelation of Elias's past
His previous identity is leaked.
Result: fall of the myth or definitive consolidation.
Family Blacklist Event
A race where only members and allies can run.
Result: redefinition of clandestine global power.

KNOX FAMILY
Finding of the missing brother
His true destiny is revealed.
Result: Iria changes her relationship with extreme racing.
Burning of the Knox Workshop
A direct attack on the heart of the business.
Result: lost unique upgrades or legendary rebuild.

CALDER FAMILY
Direct threat to Rook's daughter
The street world reaches its limit.
Result: total closure of the betting system or absolute control.
Rook's forced retirement
Personal problems force him to step aside.
Result: economic chaos or a new financial order.