> Prize Pool
For the 2022 season, ZUKI has been nice enough to put 1.000.000.000 ZUKI Utility Tokens on the prize pool for season one. That means the five best-placed teams will each get 200 million ZUKI tokens. The ZUKI Utility Tokens are the currency used in the ZUKI Project, which can be used for creative purposes like creating games such as puzzles, polls, quizzes, opinion polls etc. These are all ways that will encourage interactivity with fans, followers and players. Each ZUKI Token is tied to the Ethereum blockchain which means it.
5 x 200.000.000 ZUKI Utility Tokens
> What Is EEWC Fantasy Manager?
Select the best drivers from the best teams in the Endurance eRacing World Championship for your own fantasy team and win grand prizes. Your drivers score points for results in both races, qualifying, and official practice sessions. And you can trade drivers with other players for points during the transfer windows throughout the season.
But, be careful! Drivers don’t only score points for being fast. Read more about the points system here.
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> Leading Teams
Rank | Team | Points |
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1 | SimRacing Lab | 18537 |
2 | InstaGlamRacing | 18535 |
3 | SiyaPowerRacing | 18114 |
4 | Milky Cereal Racing | 17683 |
5 | Lyber Cynx Racing | 17470 |
6 | Moped SimRacers | 17035 |
7 | Drillers Isportz | 16878 |
8 | SEREGE F*CKING TEAM | 16781 |
9 | Satellite is faster than you | 16738 |
10 | Axle Fantasy | 16608 |
> Most Popular Drivers
Rank | Driver | Team | Contracts |
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1 | Adam Serege | MUGEN SimRacing | 20 |
2 | Jernej Simoncic | Burst Esport Goodr | 17 |
3 | Dawid Mroczek | Burst Esport SimPlexity | 15 |
4 | Jimi Nisula | Moradness eStars | 12 |
5 | Naquib Azlan | SEM9 Axle | 12 |
6 | Gert Nielsen | Teleforeningen | 11 |
7 | Michi Hoyer | Burst Esport Goodr | 11 |
8 | Vojta Polesny | Deuces Motorsport | 11 |
9 | Ryan Nash | Satellite Racing | 10 |
10 | Michele D\'Alessandro | MPE (Musto - Pescara ADG) | 10 |
> Best Drivers
Rank | Driver | Team | Points |
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1 | Jernej Simoncic | Burst Esport Goodr | 2866 |
2 | Michi Hoyer | Burst Esport Goodr | 2866 |
3 | Dawid Mroczek | Burst Esport SimPlexity | 2820 |
4 | Tom Oldenmenger | Burst Esport SimPlexity | 2820 |
5 | Casper Henningsen | Burst Esport SimPlexity | 2820 |
6 | Damian Skowron | Burst Esport Goodr | 2690 |
7 | Rasmus Andreasen | Burst Esport Goodr | 2690 |
8 | Jesper Pedersen | Burst Esport SimPlexity | 2520 |
9 | Roy de Muinck | Onemove Esports | 2299 |
10 | Vojta Polesny | Deuces Motorsport | 2299 |
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> Scoring Points
Drivers get assigned points by how well their teams perform in a wide variety of activities. The system is set up, so that race results and participating in races counts the most. But activities that promote the sport other than racing, such as giving interviews, publishing articles and taking part in podcasts are also important.
For a single twenty-four-hour race the maximum points possible for a driver is 62 points for ending first in official practice, 125 points for taking pole position in qualifying, 62 points three times for leading the race at every six-hour mark and 250 points for winning the race. On top, every driver on the team gets 50 points for finishing the race. A grand total of 673 points for each driver on that team.
Now picture the same team ending second in all sessions. That will land them 500 points. But the team manager or drivers from the team gave one interview in the weeks leading up to the race (50 points) give three interviews during the race (25 points each), one interview during official practice (25 points), an interview during qualifying (25 points), while also taking part in the pre-race press conference (25 points), publishing an article both before and after the race (25 points each). It all adds up to a grand total of 750 points. Beating the race winners by 77 points.
Winning is not everything. Your choices of the second and third driver in all classes should perhaps focus as much on off-track activities ad on results.
Official Practice
Depending on the final position in an Official Practice session, the drivers on the team will be assigned points according to the following table.
Remember, only cars present on the server at the end of the practice session will be assigned points. If a team leaves the server prior to session end, there will be no points assigned to any drivers of that team.
- 62 points
- 45 points
- 37 points
- 32 points
- 25 points
- 20 points
- 15 points
- 10 points
- 5 points
- 2 points
Qualifying
Much like practice, for the final official qualifying result, the drivers on the team will be assigned points according to the following table.
Remember, only cars with a recorded result in the qualifying sessions will be assigned points. If a team enters a race without a qualifying result, the points for qualifying will be zero for all drivers on that team.
Six Hour Points
Maintaining a good track position during races is important. Precisely every six hours of racing points will be assigned after teams positions at that particular point of the race.
During a twelve-hour race, points will be assigned after six hours and final points at the end of the race.
During a twenty-four-hour race, points will be assigned after six, twelve, eighteen and final points at the end of the race.
No six-hour points at race end.
- 62 points
- 45 points
- 37 points
- 32 points
- 25 points
- 20 points
- 15 points
- 10 points
- 5 points
- 2 points
End of Race Points
The most important part of winning in EEWC Fantasy Manager is picking drivers from teams, that can both finish and win races.
The same points distribution is used to assign points to drivers in all classes.
- 250 points
- 180 points
- 150 points
- 130 points
- 100 points
- 80 points
- 60 points
- 40 points
- 20 points
- 10 points
Interviews
If a driver or team manager from a team partakes in an interview, the points are awarded to all drivers on the team. There are different points allocated for video format interviews for news articles between races, and interviews given via video or audio during race weekends.
*Between races applicable only once per two weeks. During races/events only applicable once per session i.e. official practice, qualifying and race.
- During Race: 25 points
- Between Races: 50 points
Completing Races
No matter where you end up in the standings, it’s important to finish the race. Picking drivers from teams that don’t finish races will hugely impact your total points tally.
- Completed race: 50 points
Podcasts
If a team member or team manager participates in a podcast interview, the points are awarded to all drivers on the team.
- Applicable only once between races
- Podcast interview: 100 points
Published Articles
If a team submits an article, the points are awarded to all drivers on the team, when the article is published.
The article can either be 100% composed by the team or be the product of a voice or email interview.
*Applicable only once per two weeks.
- Self published article: 50 points
- Email interview article: 25 points
Fastest Laptime in Class
Individual drivers will get points for setting the fastest lap time of the class. These points are awarded for both qualifying sessions and race sessions.
- Qualifying: 125 points
- Race: 65 points
Fastest Driver In The Car
The driver who sets the fastest lap time of each car gets points as well. The points are attributed to the individual drivers.
- Qualifying: 30 points
- Race: 30 points
Lowest Average Laptime
In each class, the driver with the lowest average lap time gets a special bonus. This is the driver who overall covered the longest distance in the shortest amount of time across the entirety of the race.
- Race: 250 points