Records that were checked
Every lap arrives with its sector times, inside a session the server opened before the lights went out. Times that do not add up never reach the board.
Unreal Engine 5 · Competitive racing
Every tenthis on record.
TrackRage keeps the part of racing that matters after the race ends: a profile that remembers, records that were checked before they counted, and one ladder everybody climbs.
Build. Race. Rage.
- Drivers
- 0
- Races
- 0
- Kilometres
- 0
- Records
- 0
Built for the race after the race
The game is where you drive. This is where the driving adds up.
Statistics with a memory
Races, wins, podiums, best and average lap, distance covered, split by track, vehicle and mode. Your profile is the long version of your season.
One ladder, many boards
Global, per track, per vehicle, per season. Filter down to the exact combination you are chasing and see where you actually stand.
Your account stays yours
The game never asks for your password: you approve it with a code from a browser. Every linked install is listed, and any of them can be cut off in one click.
From the lobby to the ladder
Race offline, race the lobby, run a season. Whatever the mode, the times come back here, get checked, and take their place — or get held for review with the reason attached.
- Lobby and single player — every ranked mode counts
- Per-track and per-vehicle boards — compare like with like
- Seasons — the all-time board is not the only board
Three steps, no password in the game
Start TrackRage, open the account screen, and the game shows an eight character code. Type it here while signed in, approve it, and the install is linked to your profile — from then on your races land on your record automatically.
- Lap and sector times — the evidence behind a record
- Track, vehicle, mode — where the time was set
- Nothing about your machine — no files, no scan, no telemetry beyond the race
Take your place on the board
Create an account, link your game, and start counting.