Rocket League and Fortnite's Summer Road Trip event is a doozy this year, with a slick new free Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 car body that can be used in both games as the big prize at the end. But since the event coincides with Rocket League's 10th anniversary celebration, Epic is giving folks a little bit more incentive to try out the popular car soccer game by offering a free Fortnite skin and glider that you can only earn by playing Rocket League. The Rocket League half of the event wraps up on August 4, so you'll only have until then to earn them.

How the event works is that both Fortnite and Rocket League have Summer Road Trip quests that players can complete to unlock the Corvette ZR1, and each game has its own unique set of other rewards that you can unlock along the way. On the Fortnite side, those rewards include a pickaxe, a wrap, and "The Zephyr Song" jam track by The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

On the Rocket League side, the major rewards are the Fortnite skin Hairpin, which is a very nice recolor of existing skin Pitstop, and a giant Rocket League ball that works as a glider. To unlock these items, you'll need to complete two quests by playing Rocket League--there's no method to obtain them in Fortnite.

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