Advanced Racing turns your city's streets into a racing scene. Players build their own tracks by driving them — checkpoints dropped where the car stands, tyre stacks and flags set either side of the road — then line up at the start, watch a cinematic introduction of every driver, and race through a 3-2-1-GO countdown with their live position on screen. Every result feeds a rating, the best drivers climb a leaderboard, and the server can organise its own competitions on a schedule.

Everything happens from one place: the racing tablet, opened with a key or an item. Tracks, upcoming races, competition results, the leaderboard and each driver's profile all live there — and the start line itself is on the map, with a blip and a card in the pause menu. It runs on ESX, QBCore and Qbox and ships in 28 languages.

Advanced Racing for FiveM: the racing tablet with tracks, races and the leaderboard

Page	What it covers
Installation	Requirements, download, load order, the database, the tablet item and admin access.
Usage	The tablet, building a track, normal races and competitions, race day, payouts, ratings, automated competitions and the full configuration.
Integrations	Frameworks, money accounts, notifications, the phone app, inventory quests, languages — and how to add your own framework.
Commands and Exports	Commands, the key binding, the usable item, and the export and event for driving it from your own scripts.
Common Errors	What each problem or message means, and what to change.

Area	Details
Track creator	Tracks are built by driving them: a checkpoint where the car stands, props placed in pairs either side of it, sprint or circuit, with a name, a description and a picture. Any player can build one.
Normal races	A race on any track that starts within a minute, with a buy-in, laps, a vehicle class and a DNF timer — open to whoever is at the start line.
Competitions	Ranked races on verified tracks, set for a time of day and created as a series of several tracks at once. Results are kept: best times per track, the last 100 competitions and full result sheets.
Automated competitions	The server organises its own competitions — every few minutes or at a fixed hour — on a random verified track, and creates the next one when the last finishes.
Race day	A driver showcase ordered by rating, an intro camera around your car, a countdown, ghost cars, streets cleared of traffic, a live position board, and a DNF timer once the winner crosses the line.
Ratings	An ELO-style rating from every race with two or more drivers, a separate competition ranking that orders the leaderboard, and tags from newbie to god.
Tablet	Home with recent events, tracks with favourites and best times, organised and completed competitions, a top-20 leaderboard, and a profile with a name, an avatar and checkpoint and GPS colours.
Map	A blip on every start line, with a pause-menu card showing the track's picture, organiser, buy-in, class and description.
Phone and quests	A Racing app on Quasar Smartphone, and two quests on Quasar Inventory — enter a race, win a race.
Languages	28 translations, among them EN · ES · FR · DE · PT · IT · RU · TR · AR · ZH.

Advanced Racing

Advanced Racing

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