Prizes

Stint24 uses a simple model: we take the net entry revenue (after VAT + payment fees),
then return a large share back to drivers as prize money. The more entries we get, the bigger the prize pool.

1) What goes into the prize pool

We calculate prizes from net entry revenue:

• Season pass (main entry)
• Race tickets (per race)

From that net revenue, we allocate:

• season prize pool (the big one)
• per-race bonus pool (paid every event)
• the remainder covers operations + a small safety buffer (hosting, tools, payments, admin)

2) Season prize pool distribution

Season prizes are paid per class and per tier.
We use a fixed % split so it stays predictable and fair.

Classes

Season prize money is split across the active classes (typically GTP / LMP2 / GT3).

Tiers (season 1 model)

Inside each class, the pool is split by tier share:

Paid positions

We pay the top 3 of each tier in each class (P1 / P2 / P3).
That’s where the “27 payouts” comes from: 3 classes × 3 tiers × 3 positions.

Position split (season 1 model)

3) Per-race bonus pool (paid every event)

Every race reserves 1–5% of that race’s net entry revenue as a Race Bonus Pool.
This is paid per class:

• 65% – Fewest Incident Points (per class)
• 35% – Fastest Lap (per class)

Notes:

• Fewest Incident Points uses iRacing incident points for the race. Lowest wins. Ties are broken by best finishing position.
• Fastest Lap must be set during the race and count as a valid lap.

4) Entry fees used in the calculator (season 1 example)

5) Prize calculator (Spreadsheet)

This is the calculator we use internally. It shows the inputs (fees, prize pool %, tier shares),
then outputs the season pool, per-class pools, and the per-race bonus payouts.

Want full transparency? After the season ends, we publish the final prize pools + payout table on Discord and the website.