About EFVD
Virtual drifting built around competition.
Since 2023, EFVD has brought drivers together in Assetto Corsa for qualifying runs, tandem battles, judged competition, live coverage, and community-driven events.
Format
One event format with reviewed driver status.
EFVD events use one clear competition format for applicants, Wild Cards, and licensed drivers.
Driver status
Applicant to Wild Card to Licensed Driver.
Drivers enter events, build results, and move through EFVD status levels based on review.
Applicant
Apply when registration opens. Selection depends on readiness, event capacity, preparation, conduct, and event fit.
Wild Card
Selected non-licensed drivers compete in a specific event and can earn results and standings access.
Licensed Driver
Reviewed drivers may receive priority registration, number use, and split eligibility.
Regular event flow
Every driver runs through the same competition format.
- 01
Apply
Registration and driver selection.
- 02
Prepare
Cars, custom track, briefing notes, and server access.
- 03
Qualify
Judged solo runs set ranking.
- 04
Battle
Tandem lead and chase runs decide advancement.
Regular Event
Same track. Same judges. Same competition flow.
Splits are an extra results and rewards layer. They do not change the judged layout, battle rules, or event standard.
Selected non-licensed drivers
Selected non-licensed drivers can be included in standings and event results.
Established-driver standing
Licensed drivers have a clearer path into future rounds and split opportunities.
License Incentive
Licensed status gives drivers priority access.
EFVD uses licensed status to identify drivers who consistently meet competition, preparation, communication, and conduct standards.
Splits create clearer driver stories and more reasons to keep competing.
Custom layouts and event documents make each round feel specific.
Broadcasts, replays, results, and clips document driver performance.