How a race works.

Link your Fomo identity, publish a qualifying Fomo Trade Thesis for the race’s token, and your car joins the grid. Entry is free and never deducts a balance.

Each race page shows that race’s own eligibility: any minimum age, the regions it is open to, and whether you must acknowledge these rules before entering. If a race’s rules exclude you, entry is refused with the reason.

A grid holds up to 32 cars. A race needs at least 4 cars; if it has fewer when entries close it is delayed or cancelled as published on its race page.

Nobody drives. Every car is controlled by the same AI and the race is a deterministic simulation seeded by a commit–reveal seed: the seed’s hash is published before entries open and the seed itself is revealed when the grid locks.

Grid order and every per-race tendency come from that seed, so every entrant has the same chance before the race. Holdings, thesis content, account history and device never touch the simulation. The first car across the line after the final lap wins.

Every result is signed and can be re-simulated by anyone on Fair Play.

Official prizes are pre-funded promotional rewards. A prize race only opens once its prize is funded; exhibition races carry no prize. The winner is paid to the reward wallet linked at entry, and a result shows PAID only after the transfer is confirmed on-chain.

Admins can cancel a race only before its grid locks, and nobody can reorder a result. If a technical failure stops a race before an authoritative finish, the race is declared VOID — a result is never made up — and a funded prize is refunded rather than awarded.

FomoRace is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by FOMO Labs Inc.