Reputation

The reputation is a score for how clean you drive in ranked Multiplayer races. To race on certain servers, you need a minimum reputation score.

General information

 * Reputation ranges from 0 to 100. A new player starts at 70.
 * You can only gain or lose Reputation on Ranked servers, other servers don't affect it but they can use Reputation as entry requirements.
 * Only Race session affects your Reputation; Incident points acquired during Practice or Qualification don't affect your Reputation.
 * Only races that started with at least one other driver affect your Reputation, even if all other drivers were in another class in a multiclass race. (N.B.: For Rating to change, there needs to be more than one driver in your class; if you were the only driver in your class, your rating won't change.)

Details
Reputation gain/loss after a race depends on:
 * 1) The number of Incident points you get in that race (the lower the better).
 * 2) The number of corners you drove in that race (the higher the better).
 * 3) Your reputation before that race (the higher it is, the harder it is to improve it).
 * 4) In your first ever 20 races your reputation (and Rating) gains/losses are doubled.

(For example, if you quit, disconnected or totaled your car in the first few laps of the race, this will result in very high or even highest possible reputation loss because of low number or corners you drove.)


 * Nothing else affects your reputation. Where you started, finished, or how fast you was, isn't taken in account.
 * Maximum reputation gain is . For example, if your Reputation is 85, then maximum gain is  . If eligible, double points for your first races (see item 4. above) will be applied on top of that.
 * Maximum reputation loss is . For example, if your Reputation is 85, then maximum loss is  . If eligible, double points for your first races (see item 4. above) will be applied on top of that.