Frequently Asked Questions

Car Show Warriors is a car show platform for owners and enthusiasts. Owners can build a garage, join shows, and compete for prize money. Enthusiasts can browse shows, follow live watchboards, like cars, and vote when a show allows viewer access.

The app is built around two main roles: car owners and car enthusiasts. Each role gets a tailored experience after registration and sign-in.

Owners get access to garage and show-entry tools. Enthusiasts get access to show browsing, watchboards, likes, and viewer-pass features when enabled.

Your garage is where you store the cars you actually own. Approved garage cars are the cars you can enter into shows.

Each car has an ownership verification status such as pending, approved, or rejected. Approved cars can join eligible shows.

If an approved car changes its show categories, it is sent back through the admin approval process so the updated categories can be reviewed again.

A car can only join a show if it is approved and shares at least one category with that show. If your categories do not match yet, you need to update the car in your garage before joining.

The system cleans up show participation tied to that car so it is removed from any shows it had joined.

Yes. Car media packages exist for owners, and the platform enforces media limits based on the active package. If you hit the limit, you need to remove media or upgrade before continuing.

The shows page is split into Live, Upcoming, and Past tabs. Live shows are in progress, Upcoming shows are accepting registrations and waiting to start, and Past shows contain completed results.

Past shows include a View Results action that opens the results page for completed events. Results stay locked until the show is finished.

The watchboard is the live show experience. It includes standings, walkthrough mode, likes, and enthusiast voting. It is where you follow what is happening during the show.

Not always. For non-free shows, you can watch without a viewer pass, but you need a viewer pass to vote and to be eligible for enthusiast prize money.

A free show does not require owner entries or viewer passes. Free shows do not offer prizes and are intended for bragging rights only.

Non-free owner shows use one owner entry when your verified car joins the lineup. The app surfaces that cost before you commit your build.

Viewer passes are for car enthusiasts and car owners. The app shows available passes, supports purchasing more, and uses them for voting access in qualifying shows.

Paid shows build an owner prize pool from the event setup, and registered cars compete for it. When the show ends, the owner payout is split 50% for first place, 30% for second place, and 20% for third place.

For qualifying non-free shows, enthusiasts can join the watchboard, vote when they have the right access, and become eligible for the enthusiast prize drawing. One eligible enthusiast is randomly selected to win the full enthusiast prize pool after the show completes.

No. Free shows are for bragging rights only. They do not require owner entries or viewer passes and they do not award prize money to owners or enthusiasts.

The car show details page explains whether the show is free or paid, what owner entry or viewer pass access is required, and whether prize money is available for the event.

The wallet and purchase flows cover viewer passes, owner entries, garage listings, and car media packages.

The wallet page shows your available owner entries, viewer passes, and prize wallet balance. It also keeps purchase, usage, payout, and cash-out history.

Yes. Owners and enthusiasts can request a prize-wallet cash-out, but they need payout details set on their profile first. Venmo and PayPal are supported.

For paid shows, owner prize pools are split 50% for first place, 30% for second place, and 20% for third place after the show is complete.

For eligible non-free shows, one joined enthusiast is randomly selected to win the full enthusiast prize pool after the show ends.

Owners and enthusiasts can send referrals. If the invited person completes sign-up through the referral, the owner gets a free show entry and the enthusiast gets a free viewer pass.

Yes. The referral page shows invite outcomes, resend options, and a summary of rewarded, pending, failed, and suppressed invites.

Use the Support page to send a name, email, phone number, support type, and description. Requests are emailed to support@geovantatechnologies.com.

The support form accepts Technical, Suggestion, and Question so your request reaches the team with the right context.