Stickers
Coming soon. Stickers are built and being rolled out. This page describes how they work.
Stickers are the sponsor decals of the Data Racing world: fictional fuel, oil, parts, tyre and team brands, plus a few slogans. You earn them as rewards and press them onto a bike you own to build your own livery.
Earned, never sold
Stickers come from rewards. There is no sticker shop and no way to buy one with GEARS or crypto.
Where they go
Every bike has sticker slots — the shroud, fenders, swingarm, tank, helmet, sleeves, thighs, boots and more. How many slots a bike opens depends on its rarity:
| Bike rarity | Open slots |
|---|---|
| Common | 6 |
| Rare, Epic | 10 |
| Legendary, Trader | 15 |
A slot that carries the bike’s factory kit stays locked. Each slot holds one sticker, a bike never carries the same sticker twice, and full-colour stickers go on the shroud — everywhere else a sticker prints in a single colour chosen to stand out from the panel under it.
Applying and removing
- Applying uses the sticker up. It moves from your collection onto the bike.
- Removing destroys it. A removed sticker does not come back.
- The garage shows a live preview before you apply, and your bike updates everywhere it appears — garage, menu and race.
Stickers on NFT bikes
On a bike you hold as an NFT, the stickers are part of that token: its marketplace image and traits show them, and they stay with the bike when it changes hands.
Why it works this way
A sticker that could be peeled off and reused would mean nothing on a bike. Using it up when you apply it makes every livery a record of what you earned, and slot tiers keep a rarer bike the richer canvas. Stickers are cosmetic only — ranked play, prizes and physics never depend on them.