Eight Asian Racers Head to 'Hyundai N x Racing Master Cup' Finals
NetEase Games will host the finals of the "Hyundai N x Racing Master Cup," an esports tournament organized in collaboration with Hyundai Motor Company for its mobile racing game Racing Master, on September 19 at…

NetEase Games will host the finals of the "Hyundai N x Racing Master Cup," an esports tournament organized in collaboration with Hyundai Motor Company for its mobile racing game Racing Master, on September 19 at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) in Seoul.
The finals will take place as an esports event under Game Esports Seoul (GES), hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government. Eight players selected through qualifiers held over roughly two months across four Asian regions—South Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, and Hong Kong/Macau/Taiwan—will compete.
Representing South Korea are qualifier winner Myeonap and runner-up Ryosuke. The grand winner will receive $1,000 in prize money alongside in-game rewards, with all finalists receiving prize money and rewards based on their placement.
The official competition vehicle for the finals is the Hyundai Avante N. According to NetEase Games, this marks the first time a Hyundai N vehicle has been selected as the official race car for a global mobile racing game esports tournament.
The first match begins at 2:00 PM on September 19. All matches will be available for in-person spectating and will be live-streamed online via YouTube, CHZZK, and SOOP.
Racing Master and Hyundai Motor Company will also operate a joint exhibition booth and experience zone at DDP from September 18 to 20.
Racing Master is a mobile racing game developed by NetEase Games in collaboration with Codemasters, which launched in South Korea in March 2025. The game features Hyundai Motor models such as the IONIQ 5 N, Veloster N, Avante N, and Tucson N Line, alongside tracks set in locations such as Namhae Sangju Silver Sand Beach, Seoul's Namsan, and the city center.
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