CSR2 Race Pass Explained: Tasks, Points and Rewards

The Race Pass is CSR2’s season-long reward track: complete tasks, earn Pass Points, and unlock rewards as you go. It’s one of the steadiest sources of parts, gold and even cars in the game, as long as you know where the points really come from. Here’s how it works, from the game’s own help centre.

The basics

• Unlocks at level 20. A pop-up introduces it when you get there.
• 28-day seasons. A new season starts each month, usually on a Thursday.
• Two tracks, 33 milestones each: a Free track everyone gets, and a Premium track with extra rewards.
• Online only. The Race Pass doesn’t work in offline mode.

Where Pass Points come from

Task	How often	Pass Points
Daily	4 a day, expire after 24 hours	5 each
Weekly	8 a week, reset every 7 days	40
Bonus	Unlock after the Weekly tasks, 2 active at a time	50 each

Daily tasks are the steady trickle: four a day at 5 points is 20 points a day if you never miss one. The real points are further up. Bonus tasks only open once you’ve finished that week’s Weekly tasks, and each one is worth ten times a Daily task.

That makes the best habit simple: clear the Weekly tasks early in the week. The sooner they’re done, the more days you have to work through Bonus tasks before the week resets.

What the rewards look like

Rewards change from season to season, and the help centre says so. A recent season gives a feel for them:

• Milestone 1: Universal Stage 1 upgrade parts and 100 gold on the Free track; Universal fusion parts on the Premium track.
• Milestone 21: a car of your choice, one of three gold-star cars on the Free track or one of three purple-star cars on the Premium track.
• Milestone 33: 100,000 Crew RP on the Free track, and an Elite sticker on the Premium track.

Some Free-track milestones near the end have no reward at all.

Universal parts are worth noticing. Normal fusion parts only fit one brand, as our fusion parts guide explains, so a part that fits any car is more useful than its rarity suggests. Save universal parts for the car that’s actually short of one.

After the last milestone

Finishing milestone 33 doesn’t end the season. A repeatable Bonus Milestone takes over, paying a reward for every 50 points you earn, so tasks are still worth doing in the last days.

Is the Premium track worth it?

That depends on how much you play. The Premium track has its own set of milestone rewards and swaps the milestone 21 gold-star car for a purple-star one. Our purple vs gold star study found purple-star records faster in nearly every head-to-head. The more of each season you play, the more of the Premium track you’ll actually reach, so it makes most sense if you finish your Daily and Weekly tasks regularly. If you only play now and then, the Free track may be all you need.

Getting the most from each season

• Do the Daily tasks every day. They’re small, but they expire after 24 hours and can’t be made up.
• Finish Weekly tasks early to unlock Bonus tasks while there’s time to play them.
• Pick the milestone 21 car carefully. Check where each choice ranks on our world records sheet before you choose.
• Count the Crew RP. The last Free milestone’s 100,000 Crew RP helps your crew’s season; our crews guide explains why that matters.

The short version

The Race Pass unlocks at level 20 and runs in 28-day seasons with 33 milestones on a Free and a Premium track. Daily tasks give 5 Pass Points, Weekly tasks 40 and Bonus tasks 50, and Bonus tasks only unlock once your Weekly tasks are done, so clear those early. Milestone 21 lets you pick a car, gold-star on Free and purple-star on Premium, and a repeatable Bonus Milestone keeps paying after milestone 33.