The highest speed anyone has reached in a confirmed race. Whether they meant to be going that fast is not recorded.
The hardest cornering load held for a full quarter-second. A bang off a wall is over in an instant and does not count, which is the point.
The longest unbroken drift. The clock starts twelve degrees out of line and stops the moment the car is caught.
The most speed lost in a single instant. Nobody has ever set this one on purpose.
How far a driver fell, measured against where they finished. Ruining your own race first is encouraged.
The most spins in one race. A spin is the whole car coming round past 180 degrees, which is rarely the plan.
The furthest anyone has driven in reverse during one race. Everyone else went the other way.
The longest single flight — last wheel off the ground to first wheel back on it.
The furthest anyone has fallen in one go, measured straight down. Landing tidily is not required.
The most races started inside a single hour. Sleep is not a factor here.
Fences, signs and other things that were upright on arrival. Counted across every confirmed race.
The weight of everything you have flattened. Wrecking ball counts the pieces; this weighs them.
Every second spent not touching the ground, added together.
Every mile covered with a race actually running. The drive to the start line is yours to enjoy, not to bank.
First places, counted. There is no partial credit.
Top-three finishes. Third counts.
The longest run without lifting on each track, added up. Corners are permitted; lifting is what ends the run.
These are for fun. We work them out from what the game reports while a race is running, and we keep them as accurate as we can — but they are not exact and we do not guarantee them. If one looks wrong to you, tell us.