20 drivers. 20 road cars. One seat per car, earned on track. No ballast, no power cuts — just closed roads, raw pace, and clean racing.
Season 01
Time Attack now open
Odawara Pikes Peak
20 seats · 4 rounds
BoP via tyre width
250–900 HP eligible
Rolling start · 80 km/h
Steam + Discord required
Time Attack now open
Odawara Pikes Peak
20 seats · 4 rounds
BoP via tyre width
250–900 HP eligible
Rolling start · 80 km/h
Steam + Discord required
20seats
One car per driver, full season
4rnds
Every round counts, nothing dropped
900HP
Maximum power output allowed
50pts
Maximum points per race win
The Concept
Road cars. Private roads. No excuses.
Project Ghost is the first championship built around the spirit of MF Ghost — road-legal machines on sealed circuits, with nothing between you and the driver in front.
01
Time Attack selection
Your seat is earned on track. Post the fastest time on a car at Odawara Pikes Peak and it's yours for the full season.
02
Community car list
Any member can submit a car. Staff test and approve each mod. 20 confirmed, 20 assigned.
03
BoP through tyres
No ballast, no power cuts. Balance applied through tyre width via a fixed proprietary formula.
04
Green flag, no safety car
Rolling start at 80 km/h, cold tyres. No pit stops. Incidents judged on merit, not a rigid rulebook.
Odawara Pikes Peak
Car
Porsche 718 GT4 RS
Circuit
Odawara Pikes Peak
BoP
285/30
Naruto Skyline
Car
Toyota 86 GT 14R
BoP
280/35
Seaside Double Lane
Car
Toyota 86 GT 14R
374 HP
1,200 kg
BoP
280/35
Your seat is waiting.
Connect your Steam and Discord, set your times on Odawara Pikes Peak, and put your name on the grid.
Season 01
Championship Standings
Pos
Driver
Car
R1
R2
R3
R4
Total
Season not yet started — standings will appear here after Round 1
Time Attack
Leaderboard
0 entries
Pos
Driver
Lap Time
Gap
Date & Time
No times recorded yet — be the first on the board.
Season 01
Championship Cars
Car list pending — submissions under review
Season 01 · 4 Rounds
Championship Calendar
01
Round 1
Track TBA
Date TBA
Upcoming
02
Round 2
Track TBA
Date TBA
TBA
03
Round 3
Track TBA
Date TBA
TBA
04
Round 4
Track TBA
Date TBA
TBA
Weekend Format
Q
Qualifying
2 consecutive laps per driver. Fastest lap sets grid position.
R
Race
40–60 min. Rolling start at 80 km/h. No pit stops. DSQ for pit entry.
P
Points
Top 19 score. 50 down to 1. Pole & fastest lap carry +1 bonus each.
J
Stewarding
Post-race time penalties, calibrated. Deliberate contact = DSQ.
Communiqués 001–007
Regulations
Communiqués
001 — BoP Tyre System
002 — Weekend Format
003 — Points System
004 — Racing Rules
005 — Entry Process
006 — Car Eligibility
007 — Thresholds
001 — Balance of Performance
Tyre width assignment based on each car's power-to-weight ratio. No ballast, no power cuts. Assignments are absolute and permanent.
Tyre Width
Assigned Series
195 mm or narrower
55
205–215 mm
50
225–235 mm
45
245–255 mm
40
265–275 mm
35
285 mm or wider
30
002 — Race Weekend Format
Each round: Qualifying (2 laps per driver, fastest sets grid) then Race (40–60 min, rolling start at 80 km/h). No safety car — red flag only.
Session
Detail
Qualifying
2 consecutive timed laps. Fastest single lap = grid position.
Race distance
40 min to 1 hour depending on circuit and pace.
Start
Rolling start at ~80 km/h. No formation lap. Cold tyres.
Max grid
20 competitors.
003 — Points System
Position
Points
1st
50
2nd
40
3rd
32
4th
26
5th
22
6th
19
7th–10th
16 / 14 / 12 / 10
11th–19th
9 down to 1
Pole Position
+1 bonus
Fastest Lap
+1 bonus
004 — Racing Rules & Conduct
Incidents assessed from a racer's perspective — not a rigid rulebook. Staff consider speed, positioning, intent, context, and consequence.
All penalties are at staff discretion. Severity is calibrated to the gap between the penalised driver and the car ahead, the nature of the incident, and the overall context.
Offence
Severity
Penalty
Contact causing significant damage or position loss
Major
Time penalty — magnitude at staff discretion
Deliberate contact / intentional crash
Critical
DSQ + suspension review
Brake testing
Major
Time penalty or DSQ depending on consequence
Forcing a car off road
Major
Time penalty or DSQ — staff discretion
Waving / weaving on a straight
Major
Time penalty
Corner cutting with advantage gained
Minor
Position give-back or time penalty
Blue flag violation
Minor
Time penalty
Track limit violation (6th or more)
Minor
Time penalty — staff discretion
Unsportsmanlike conduct
Variable
Personal reprimand up to suspension
Repeat offending across rounds
Critical
1-round suspension or championship ban
005 — Entry Process
Entry earned through Time Attack on Odawara Pikes Peak. Fastest driver on each car wins that seat for the full season. Conflict resolution: driver assigned to their single best time; vacated cars promoted down the result list.
006 — Car Eligibility
Criterion
Status
Road-legal production car
Required
Model year 2010–2026
Required
Petrol / gasoline engine
Required
Full hybrid powertrain
Allowed
Diesel engine
Banned
Full electric powertrain
Banned
Purpose-built race cars
Banned
High downforce + high power
Banned
007 — Power & Weight Thresholds
Parameter
Minimum
Maximum
Power Output
250 HP
900 HP
Kerb Weight
1,000 kg
2,500 kg
A vehicle outside these thresholds is automatically ineligible. No exceptions. No adjustments.
Broadcast
Live
Coming soon
Live broadcast feature — full build in next update
Season 01
Register
Create your account
Link both accounts to participate. Steam ties your lap times to your profile. Discord syncs your role on the championship server automatically.
You must own a legitimate, unmodified copy of Assetto Corsa.
You must be able to connect to the official Time Attack server.
Clean, respectful driving — on and off track — is required at all times.
Drivers with a known history of deliberate dirty driving may be refused entry.
Championship
Add Car
Manage Cars
Add Track
Manage Tracks
Leaderboard
Manage Times
Season
Seasons
Edit Standings
Add Car
Creates a new championship car. It will appear in the Cars page, Leaderboard filter, and can be linked to AC telemetry.
Fields marked AC Internal Name and AC Skin Folder are used to match incoming UDP lap times from the AC server plugin to the correct car and leaderboard.
Manage Cars
Edit or remove cars from the championship roster. Removing a car also removes it from the leaderboard filters.
No cars added yet
Add Track
Add a circuit to the championship. Tracks appear on the Rounds page and in the Leaderboard season filters.
The AC Track Name and Layout fields must match exactly what the AC server uses — they are used to match incoming UDP lap data to the correct leaderboard entry.
Manage Tracks
Edit or remove tracks. Removing a track does not delete associated leaderboard entries.
No tracks added yet
Manage Times
View and delete individual lap times from the leaderboard.
Select a car to view its times
Seasons
Create and manage championship seasons. Each season gets its own leaderboard scope.
Edit Standings
Manually adjust points for any driver in the championship standings.
