Frequently Asked Questions

Raycin is a community for GTA racing on FiveM — custom tracks, multiple race modes, a full vehicle database and live race stats. Creating an account is free.

It's four quick steps: 1) install FiveM and connect to the Raycin server, 2) read the rules, 3) submit your whitelist application, and 4) once approved, hit the grid and start racing.

Yes — completely free. Both tiers (Member and Crew) cost nothing; there is no paywall.

Absolutely — Raycin has a full Help Centre: a comprehensive, searchable knowledge base that walks you through everything. Connecting and getting whitelisted, every race mode, the vehicle database and live stats, and proper step-by-step guides for building your own tracks in the Creator — it's genuinely one of the most complete help systems you'll find for a FiveM racing community. Whenever you wonder “how do I…?”, the answer is in there. Open the Help Centre →

Register here — it takes under a minute and you become a Member straight away.

Member is the free account everyone gets on sign-up — your profile, saved/compared vehicles, and community news. Crew is the earned inner circle: whitelist racing benefits, Discord roles, race events & nights, creator dev tools and crew livestreams. Full breakdown on the Join page.

Everyone starts as a Member. Get active and whitelisted — when your whitelist application is approved you're automatically promoted to Crew.

Crew unlock the Crew Hub: a private Discord channel, creator dev tools (class builder), Crew downloads (liveries, presets, track files), early access to new content, Crew livestreams, a vote on what we run next, the ability to suggest new ambient-traffic zones for the world, plus whitelist racing benefits & priority. It's free — earned by racing with us, not bought.

Every Raycin player builds a public collection of every custom Raycin vehicle they've spotted while driving around. When you drive within 30m of a Raycin vehicle in any of the 25 zones, it's added to your gallery automatically. See the leaderboard + your own collection at /garage/. Only custom Raycin vehicles count — vanilla GTA traffic doesn't add to the collection, which keeps the "rare" ones meaningful.

Yes — every player's gallery is public, no opt-out. It drives natural community chat ("how have you spotted 80? I've only got 40!") and the leaderboard recognises the most-travelled players. No personal info is shown — just your display name + vehicle counts.

No — the whitelist isn't always on. Sometimes the server is open to all (jump straight in, no application), and other times it's restricted to certain roles (Drivers, Crew, Staff). The current state is always shown live on the whitelist page, your account, and in-game with /whitelist.

Log in, then complete the form at Apply for Whitelist. You'll need your FiveM license (open FiveM, press F8, type identifiers, copy the code after license:). Applications are reviewed regularly.

Staff review each application. When approved, you're added to the server whitelist and promoted to Crew on the website — it shows on your account automatically.

Three easy ways: 1) log in and open My Account — your tier & whitelist status show at the top (no typing); 2) use the public checker on the whitelist page with your license or Discord; 3) in the game, open chat and type /whitelist — your role shows instantly.

Scheduled race nights plus modes like Transform, Deadline and Random Racing, with ranked leaderboards. Browse live results and records on the Race Stats pages. Note: Sumo and Sumo Remix (original GTA-style) are on hold indefinitely — the existing Sumo Arena tracks may be repurposed for other race modes.

Explore the full vehicle database (search, compare, by class/tier/DLC), live race stats and leaderboards, and an interactive GTA map.

We're gearing up to bring Raycin racing to GTA VI. See what's planned on the GTA 6 page, and join the Discord to be first to hear.