The main game modes are A-spec events and B-spec events - here you will find the traditional race events and championships. The events are split into different series, increasing in difficulty.
Each event and series is unlocked once a certain level has been reached. Note that A-spec events requires your A-spec level to have reached that which is required, B-spec events requires the driver you choose to enter to have reached the level which is required.
In the guides which follow, where cars are recommended for a particular event, preference is given to cars which can be won as prizes and those which have usage possibilities in other events. Cars which can be purchased from a new car dealer are favoured over those from used car dealers due to the unpredictable nature of the Used Car Dealership. Generally, the cars should be obtainable at the same level as the event. Where the car requires a higher level to have been obtained than the event, this will be stated and if possible alternatives provided. In most cases, these are not the only cars that can win the event, so be sure to check out other cars that meet the entry requirements.
Beginner series
| Sunday Cup (Level 0) |
FF Challenge (Level 0) |
World Compact Car Series (Level 1) |
| Lightweight K-Cup (Level 1) |
Japanese Classics (Level 2) |
Vitz Race (Level 2) |
| European Classic Car Championship (Level 3) |
World Classic Car Series (Level 3) |
FR Challenge (Level 4) |
Amateur series
| Clubman Cup (Level 5) |
European Hot Hatch Challenge (Level 5) |
NR-A Roadster Cup (Level 6) |
| Pick-Up Truck Challenge (Level 6) |
Japanese 90s Challenge (Level 7) |
Tous France Championship (Level 7) |
| Festival Italia (Level 8) |
Classic Muscle Car Championship (Level 8) |
Supercar Nostalgia (Level 9) |