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# Racing Mode

If you have bought a **Car NFT with Racing stamp** **on**, you will be able to play **Racing game as well.** **Racing game is a player versus player (PVP) competition on $DriveCrypto App.** 

So, **Racing Stamped Car NFTs will allow you not only D2E, but also participate in this 'need for speed' competition.** The **Racing competition will reward from first to thrid places. Winners will get Drivepoints that can be swaped to DriveCryptos**.

*Basic Requirements for Racing Mode:* 

Only **5 stars Car NFT can open a competition (private room) - minimum of 6 players.** 

**All players need to pay a registration fee to participate** in the competition and **60% of the fee will be returned as reward and prizes, as follow:**

**First Place (Winner)** - :trophy: get rewards up to 25% of registration fees

**Second Place** - :trophy:get rewards up to 17% of registration fees

**Third Place** - :trophy: get rewards up to 8% of registration fees

*Note: Racing mode is under development. Details will be release soon.*


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