Race anyone, anywhere on Earth.
Community races are time-boxed challenges created in the FastTrack app. The creator picks a metric — 0-60 mph, 0-100 mph, quarter mile, or half mile — and a start and end window. Any GPS-verified run recorded in the app during that window counts automatically, and a live standings board ranks every entry. No staging lanes, no schedules: a driver in Florida can race a driver in California on equal terms.
How Races Work
- Create or join — Pick a metric and set the race window. Make it public for anyone, or private with a join code for your crew.
- Run when ready — Record GPS-verified runs any time inside the window. Your best time enters the standings automatically — nothing to upload, nothing to prove.
- Standings finalize — When the window closes, the fastest verified time wins. Official FastTrack races award a permanent winner badge.
Four Ways to Race
- 0-60 mph — The classic sprint, where launch technique decides it
- 0-100 mph — Where power holds on past the launch
- Quarter mile — The drag strip standard, timed anywhere
- Half mile — Top-end pull for the big-power builds
Fair by Design
Every entry is a GPS-verified run — no manual entry, no screenshots, no inflated times. Standings rank per vehicle, so one driver can hold multiple entries with different cars. Every public race also gets a shareable web page with live standings that anyone can follow without an account.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are community races in FastTrack?
Community races are time-boxed challenges created in the FastTrack app. The creator picks a metric — 0-60 mph, 0-100 mph, quarter mile, or half mile — and a start and end window. Any GPS-verified run you record in the app during that window counts automatically, and a live standings board ranks every entry.
Do racers need to be in the same place at the same time?
No. Races are asynchronous — you run whenever and wherever conditions are right, any time inside the race window. GPS verification keeps every entry honest, so a driver in Florida can race a driver in California on equal terms.
How are race winners decided?
When the race window closes, the standings finalize and the fastest GPS-verified time wins. Standings are per vehicle, so one driver can hold multiple entries with different cars. Official FastTrack races can also award a winner badge that shows on your profile.
Can I share a race outside the app?
Yes. Every public race has a shareable web page with the description, the race window, and live standings — anyone with the link can follow along without an account. Private races stay invite-only via a join code.
Is racing in FastTrack free?
Yes. Creating races, joining races, and every other FastTrack feature is completely free. There are no subscriptions or paywalls. Download FastTrack from the App Store and start your first race.