In racing, time is what you're chasing. Every moment is an opportunity to shave that extra tenth of a second off your current lap. The seconds tick by and every second counts.

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The Watch Gauntlet is a quarterly five track competition that Amateur and Pro Racers are eligible for. Each track and car in the Watch Gauntlet will epitomize a different discipline of racing. Amateur and Pro Drivers drive at their leisure during the allotted competition time. At the end of the Watch Gauntlet, the driver's best lap time for each track is added up, and the driver with the lowest cumulative time wins.

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Drivers looking to participate in this competition must be in either the Amateur Racer or Pro Racer membership tiers for a continuous six months.

Drivers must set a lap time on each of the five tracks, if one or more tracks is not completed, that driver is disqualified.

Attempts to set a lap time for each track are unlimited.

Each track will be populated with 15 AI set at 87% difficulty making for a total of 16 cars on track.

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