Racing classes
What TornLife's research has established about Racing classes, and the questions players asked about it.
What TornLife has verified
- Points spent or lost in a crash still count towards ranking up. Racing Points from Company specials do not count towards class; only points earned from racing count. (documented; Race Track › Classes, )
- Racing skill is gained every race, more with longer tracks and better finishes; car type has no effect. Capped at 100. Torn City Motors stock block gives 10% boost. Custom races give skill but no racing points. (documented; Race Track › Custom Races, )
- The wiki (captured 2023-12) says players start in Class E and advance by earning Racing Points from top-three finishes in official races: 3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd. Thresholds: D 25, C 100, B 250, A 475 Racing Points earned. (documented; Race Track › Classes, )
- The wiki (2025-05) lists Class A stat leaders: Stormatti Casteon top in top speed (60) and acceleration (60) but only obtainable through competitions and worst in braking and handling (40). Edomondo NSX and Volt GT lead braking (55); Echo R8 and Edomondo NSX lead handling (55). Dirt, safety and tarmac are equal across Class A. (documented; Cars › Cars / Best and Worst Class A Cars per Stat, )
- Class of listed cars: Class B: Wington GGU, Yotsuhada EVX; Class C: Nano Cavalier, Oceania SS; Class D: Tabata RM2, Verpestung Insecta; Class E: Limoen Saxon, Trident, Vita Bravo, Zaibatsu Macro. (documented; Cars › Cars — table (rows 2/2), )
- Racing honors (wiki 2026-02): Driving Elite for reaching Class A, Redline for 250 wins in the same car, Motorhead for driver skill 10, Checkered Past for 100 wins, On Track for earning 2,500 Racing Points. (documented; Award › Honors › Racing, )
- A Racing License costs 50 Points and is needed to use the Race Track. (documented; Point › Points Building — Points Building, )
- The wiki (captured 2023-12) says players cannot enlist a car in a class higher than their class rating but can use cars below their current class. (documented; Race Track › Miscellaneous Notes / Ultimate Racing Tournament, )
- The Car Dealership company job special 'Test Drive' (1 star) costs 5 job points and grants a racing point. (documented; Car Dealership › Specials / Job Positions, )
- Once a player has a License and uses it to join the racing system, they also need a Car, since Cars are the item used in Racing; cars can be bought or sold to the Docks and vary by Class (E through A). (documented; Cars › Cars / Best and Worst Class A Cars per Stat, )
- A top-tier Class A car, the Stormatti Casteon, is awarded as the top prize (alongside a Gold Racing Trophy) in the Ultimate Racing Tournament rather than being purchasable, showing access to the best cars is gated by racing achievement, not just by holding a Racing License. (documented; Stormatti Casteon › Car Stats, )
Questions about Racing classes
- What is the password for the Maolloween custom race?
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- How do you get a racing license in Torn, and what does it unlock?
A Racing License is bought for 50 Points on the Points page (torn.com/points.php), one per account; holding it, plus owning a Car, is what lets a pla…
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- How do you race in Torn: how to start, choose a car and class, upgrade the car, raise racing skill, and earn racing points?
To start racing in Torn, buy a Racing License for 50 points, get a Class E car, then go to the Race Track in the City's Red-Light area and join an Of…
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- How do you get a driver's licence in Torn?
The sources show no driver's licence in Torn. The nearest equivalent is racing class: you start in Class E and rank up through official race finishes…
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- What are the best cars for each racing class in Torn?
No source names a current best car for every class. Current wiki stat data covers Class A only: the Edomondo NSX leads braking and handling, and the …
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