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Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards: Season 24 Guide

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Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards are part of the Season 24 Run It Up limited-time event running from September 23 through December 9, 2026. Psyonix confirms 14 challenges across the event, with Nova Collection Drops, Sport, Special, Deluxe and Import Drops plus two new stat-tracking Player Titles among the rewards.

The most important thing about Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards is that Run It Up lasts for the full Season 24 window rather than a one-week burst. That gives you time to complete the 14 challenge entries while also working through Bullet Ball, Persona 5 and normal seasonal progression without treating every Run It Up objective as an immediate deadline.

Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards: Confirmed Reward Types

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Psyonix has confirmed the reward pool categories for Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards, even though the official Season 24 announcement does not publish the complete objective text for all 14 live-client challenges. Use the in-game Run It Up panel for the exact task beside each reward and use this table to identify what the event can pay out.

Reward typeConfirmed in Run It Up
Nova Collection DropYes
Sport DropYes
Special DropYes
Deluxe DropYes
Import DropYes
Season 24 Wins stat-tracking TitleYes
Season 24 MVPs stat-tracking TitleYes

How to Find Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards In Game

To work on Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards, open Rocket League’s Challenges area and enter the Run It Up event section. The first community-confirmed entries include the new Season 24 Wins and Season 24 MVPs titles, while the rest of the event distributes the Drop rewards over the 14-challenge structure. Claim completed entries from the event panel instead of assuming every reward auto-appears.

Because Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards are live-client tasks, the objective displayed beside a reward in your game is the requirement that matters. Psyonix’s public announcement confirms the number of challenges and reward categories but does not provide a full static list of every objective, so a copied pre-launch checklist can be incomplete even when the reward pool itself is correct.

Nova Collection Rewards in Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards

Nova Collection Drops are the distinctive part of Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards. Psyonix specifically names the Ronin GXT Car Body, Laser-Light Goal Explosion, Neural Network Decal, InfoSec Boost and Fissure Trail as items in the new collection, while also stating that the collection contains additional items beyond those examples.

A Nova Collection Drop is therefore not a guarantee of one specific named item. Treat it as access to the collection pool. The separate Nova Collection guide keeps the confirmed item list together and avoids pretending Psyonix has published a complete probability table when it has not.

Stat-Tracking Titles in Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards

Two of the most unusual Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards rewards are titles that display a live Season 24 statistic. Psyonix confirms one tracks wins and one tracks MVPs. Players have reported the first two Run It Up entries awarding S24 WINS and S24 MVPS titles after meeting the initial requirements, and the displayed number then changes as the tracked statistic grows.

If a title count looks one behind immediately after unlock, community reports suggest the match used to unlock the title may not always be reflected in its starting display. That behaviour is live-player reporting rather than a published Psyonix rule, so judge the title by subsequent matches before assuming the tracking system is permanently broken.

When Do Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards End?

Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards remain available through December 9, 2026, matching the Run It Up LTE window published for Season 24. That is much longer than Bullet Ball, which ends October 6, or Persona 5, which ends October 12, so prioritise those shorter events if your play time is limited.

The official Rocket League website carries current Season 24 notices. For Rocket League Run It Up Challenges and Rewards, the safest workflow is simple: use the live panel for the objective, claim the reward there, and use the confirmed reward guides to understand what the new Drops and stat titles actually contain.

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