Chapter 509 : Registration for the Race

• With so many cars, they definitely couldn't all race together. Unlike F1, there was no qualifying race, and no one wanted to start at the back. So the races had to be conducted separately.
• Since the starting point of the track could accommodate five cars side by side, each race would have five cars running simultaneously for five laps. The top two finishers would advance to the next round, not based on their total time for five laps.
• There were a total of two rounds in each race. In the second round, the qualified vehicles would race together, and their finishing times would determine their order.