Everything Raycin puts on the grid.

Not a features list of promises — every one of these is live, built, and running on the server today. Tiers, tracks, tech, and the systems around them, laid out properly so you know exactly what you’re getting before you ever connect.

Ranked by real speed, not just GTA’s class labels.

Every vehicle on Raycin is placed into a performance tier — S through E — based on real top-speed and performance data, not just Rockstar’s own vehicle-class grouping. Two cars in the same GTA class can land in different tiers if their real-world pace says otherwise. Pick a tier and you know exactly what field you’re lining up against.

Every car, fully catalogued before you ever spawn it.

A searchable database of 900+ vehicles — real stats, photos, manufacturer, and tier placement for each one. Look up a car before you commit to it, compare it against its tier-mates, or just browse for something new to try.

Sometimes the best race is one you didn’t plan for.

Roll a random vehicle class — Sports, Muscle, Super, and everything between — and race whatever you’re given. A quick way to break the routine and find out how you handle a car you’d never normally pick.

Knock them off. Stay on the platform. Last car standing wins.

A dedicated arena mode, not a track race — the goal is simply staying on the platform while everyone else gets knocked off. Chaotic, short, and completely different pace from a normal circuit.

Car. Boat. Plane. One race, three vehicle types.

Transform events switch what you’re driving mid-route — the same track tests completely different skills depending on whether you hit that checkpoint in a car, a boat, or a plane.

A limited tank. How you spend it is the skill.

Every driver gets the same nitro reserve to manage across the whole race — burn it early for a holeshot off the line, or hold it back for the final straight. Spend it well and it wins races; waste it and you’re driving the last lap on empty.

Tyres, fuel, repairs — at the cost of track time.

Real pitstops for the races that need them. Come in and every second in the pit lane is a second you’re not racing — pit too early and you lose the lead, leave it too late and you might not make it to the finish at all.

Keeps the pack tight, without making it unfair.

A configurable rubber-band boost helps trailing drivers close the gap, so races stay competitive from lights to flag instead of stringing out after the first corner. Everyone stays in it for longer — including you, when it’s your turn to trail.

The same circuit, a genuinely different challenge.

Races don’t always run in perfect conditions. Dynamic weather can turn a track you know by heart into something you have to actually think about — rain changes your braking points, and there’s no advance warning.

No other players online? Doesn’t matter.

Fill empty grid slots with AI racers and get a real race started solo, any time of day. It’s a proper race against a full grid, not just a hot lap against the clock.

No opponents, no traffic — just you and the clock.

Pure time-attack. Set a personal best on any track, then come back and try to beat it — solo, or against the server’s ranked leaderboard for that circuit.

Every race counts toward your record.

Wins, podiums, best laps — your driver profile tracks your whole career on Raycin, not just your last session. It’s the same page your rivals can check too.

A real skill rating, not just a leaderboard slot.

Beat higher-rated drivers and your rating climbs faster — the system finds your true level over time, race by race, instead of just counting raw points.

Shaped by the people racing on it, not just us.

Vote on which tracks make the next rotation and what gets featured next. It’s a direct line from what the community wants to what actually happens on the server.

Design it. Race it. Share it with everyone else.

The in-game Track Creator lets you lay out checkpoints and publish a track the whole server can race — from a tight street sprint to a sprawling cross-map circuit. Over 1,000 tracks already exist because players built them.

The membership tier for players who want more.

Exclusive downloads, a member badge on your profile, early access to zone suggestions, and a place in the community garage gallery showing off your custom rides.

Bring a friend onto the grid, you both get rewarded.

Your personal referral link tracks who you’ve brought in — the moment they’re approved, you’re credited. No catch, just a thank-you for growing the community.

Optional, and it keeps the server clean.

Raycin runs an optional whitelist to keep the community close-knit rather than gatekept for its own sake. Applying takes a couple of minutes and is reviewed by real staff, not an automated filter.

Get approved, get your role — automatically.

Link your Discord account and your whitelist and Crew status sync straight across. No manual role requests, no waiting on a mod to notice you’ve been approved.

We’re not waiting for it to land before we think about it.

Raycin’s systems — tiers, tracks, seasons — are being built with GTA6 in mind from the start, so the transition when Rockstar’s next game arrives is day one, not a scramble to catch up.