Series 2 is entering its last push, but missed progress doesn't mean you're locked out of the best rewards. With the right order, you can still control your weekend, target the events that matter, and build useful progress without grinding every activity. A smart route also makes it easier to add the most wanted FH6 Cars to your garage before the Spring Season resets.

What Does the Series 2 Final Sprint Offer?

The Final Sprint is less about completing everything and more about choosing the right tasks.

You can switch between championships, treasure hunts, daily challenges, and EventLab races whenever your progress slows down. Nothing forces you into one fixed strategy.

1. Chase the Main Car Rewards First

This route suits collectors and players who want a clear target. The key is reaching the two major point milestones.

Keep these rewards at the top of your checklist.

• Reach 20 points to unlock the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GTR.

• Reach 40 points to claim the 2017 Saleen S7 LM.

• Treat the AMG GTR as an early checkpoint, not the end of the season.

• Save easy daily challenges for the moments when you are only a few points short.

The Mercedes-AMG GTR is a useful performance car for fast road events and technical corners. The Saleen S7 LM takes more effort, but its rarity makes the 40-point goal worth chasing.

If you have limited playtime, don't spend the whole session on low-value activities before checking the reward ladder.

2. Clear the Ito Treasure Hunt Without Guesswork

This branch is made for players stuck on the clue or unsure which car to use. A stable Japanese sports car can make the speed challenge much less frustrating.

Use this simple approach.

• Pick the 2012 Nissan GT-R Black Edition or another suitable 2010s Japanese sports car.

• Tune for strong acceleration, predictable grip, and clean speed-trap entries.

• Complete the required rating at the coastal speed traps in the Ito region.

• Check the map after the clue updates and drive toward the Historical Shrine coastline.

The chest is near the cliffs, behind the wooden torii gate, close to the large cherry blossom tree. Slow down when you reach the area. It is easy to drive past the marker while chasing speed.

Breaking the chest adds seasonal progress and bonus rewards, so this task can push you closer to the Saleen without requiring another long championship.

3. Build a Short Weekend Completion Route

This option works best for busy players and speedrunners. Start with high-value activities, then fill the remaining gaps with quick challenges.

A practical order looks like this.

• Enter the Ten Trials event first for a large progress gain in one session.

• Keep contact clean, follow team instructions, and avoid risky passes that can ruin the run.

• Complete the EventLab Neon Drift challenge after the trial.

• Add the 2010s supercar championship and the off-road championship to cover more points and vehicle rewards.

• Use daily challenges and the Ito Treasure Hunt to finish the last few milestones.

Team events can be unpredictable, so don't waste time repeating a failed attempt without changing your driving approach. If the Trial becomes messy, move to a championship and return later with a fresh run.

When the checklist is complete, return to Horizon Carnival or another safe location and wait for the save icon to disappear. That small pause helps protect your seasonal progress.

Which Series 2 Route Should You Choose?

Collectors should prioritize the 20- and 40-point rewards, treasure hunters should head straight to Ito, and busy racers should combine Ten Trials with short championships. If you want to save time while expanding your garage, browsing cheap FH6 Cars can make specific vehicle goals easier to manage before the seasonal reset.