The Ghost Manual

🕹️ Sprint Races

Sprint Races are quick, anytime challenges where you race against your own best time — visualized as a ghost version of yourself on the track. But the challenge doesn’t stop there:
You can also race against the best time in your country, or even take on the world record!

Available Sprint Tracks:
Antarctica, Brazil, Egypt, Italy, Space

🌍 League

Join the global competition in the Ghost Race League, where players from all over the world race every weekend to climb the leaderboard. There are 20 tournaments held in 10 iconic locations, each contributing points to your overall league standing.

• Saturdays: Classic Race — no boosts or upgrades, just pure driving skill.

• Sundays: Extreme Race — all your car's boosts and upgrades come into play.

• Each tournament lasts 23 hours, giving you a full day to post your best time.

• Points are awarded based on your ranking in each tournament.

• Your total points across all tournaments determine your position in the league rankings.
  
  

🏆 Tournaments

• Antarctica Classic & Extreme

• Brazil Classic & Extreme

• Egypt Classic & Extreme

• Italy Classic & Extreme

• Space Classic & Extreme

How It Works

In Ghost Race, beating a record isn’t just about matching a time — it’s about outperforming it with skill and precision. Here's how records are judged:

✅ To break a record:

• Your race time must be faster than the existing record, or

• Your time is exactly the same, but you meet all of the following tie-breakers:

  • You used a lower car level

  • If car levels are equal, you achieved the time with fewer attempts

  • If attempts are equal, the more recent race wins

⚠️ Important Note

You cannot break your own record with a tie.

Even if you match your best time, submitting it again does not count as a new record — because it would likely have more attempts, breaking the second tie-breaker rule. In this case, the new run would actually be considered a downgrade.

The only exception is the Personal Record (PR), which is your best time across all editions of a tournament. You can break your own PR from a previous edition if your new time was achieved with fewer attempts.

However, you can break another player's record in a tie, as long as your tie-breakers are better.

🏅 Record Types

In Sprint Races:

• PB (Personal Best): Your fastest time on this track

• NR (National Record): Best time ever by a player from your country

• WR (World Record): Best time ever by any player worldwide
  
  

In Tournaments:

• PT (Personal Time): Your best time in the current tournament edition

• PR (Personal Record): Your best time across all editions of a tournament

• TB (Tournament Best): Best time by any player in the current edition

• TR (Tournament Record): All-time best time by any player in any edition of the current tournament