$343 for a perfect .000

1. The prize. $343, in honor of our friend Chris King. One prize per cash period, to the first claim we approve. Only a perfect .000 reaction time on the pro tree makes a claim. A red light does not count.
2. Cash periods. We open a cash period on race weekends and post it on the home page. While it is open, each player gets 8 runs: Qualifier 1 to 4, then Elimination 1 to 4. When the period closes, the cash game stops taking runs and claims.
3. Every run counts. A run counts the moment it starts. Leaving the page, reloading, a red light or a late start all use the run. There are no do-overs.
4. One person, one entry. Sign in with your racing account to play for cash. One account per person. Practice needs no account.
5. A person hits the gas. No bots, scripts, macros, auto-clickers, edited pages or AI. AI helps run this website and keeps the tune-up consistent. It can't hit the gas, and neither can anything else but you.
6. How a claim works. When you cut a .000 in the cash game, the server checks the run against the light delay it set and its own clock, and opens a claim with a reference. The site never pays on its own.
7. Review and interview. We look at all of your runs and your practice tries. A real record has scatter in it: reds, late lights and near misses. A .000 on the very first run gets a close look. Then we set up a short interview through your account email, and we may ask for a run while we watch. A claim pays only after we approve it.
8. Pay it forward. A winner can keep the $343, give part or all of it to a racer, a junior racer fund or a charity, or buy entries for other players. Pick it on the claim. With your OK, we share a forward on the site.
9. Who can enter. Free to play, no purchase needed. You must be 18 or older and live in the United States. Employees of Enthusiast Racing and their families can't win.
10. Payment. We pay within 30 days of approving the claim. Void where prohibited.

The first challenge was won by Caleb White with a perfect .000 for the $300.