JustRace has a new track every day. Practice it as much as you like, and when you're ready, do your one official run for the leaderboard.
How it works
There's a new track every day and everyone gets the same one. You can practice on it as many times as you want. None of those runs count.
When you feel ready, start your official run. That's the time that goes on the daily leaderboard. You only get one a day, and starting it uses it up, even if you quit halfway. You need to be logged in to do one.
JustRace runs on its own site, so it opens in a new tab.
Other ways to play
- Party mode: make a room, send the invite link to your friends, and race each other on today's track or a random one. Party races don't count for the leaderboard.
- Past tracks: play any previous daily track. Your best time on each one is saved if you're logged in.
- Replays: after you finish, you can watch other people's runs on today's track, or your own.
Controls
WASD to drive, Space to drift, the arrow keys to flip, and R to go back to your last checkpoint. On a phone, you get on-screen buttons for gas, steering and drift.
A typical day
Do a few practice laps first to learn the track. Figure out which corners you can take flat out and which ones you need to slow down for.
Once you're getting clean laps, do your official run. Then check the leaderboard, watch a faster replay to see where you lost time, and come back tomorrow.
Tips
- 1Practice first. There's no reason to do your official run blind.
- 2A clean lap usually beats a fast lap with one big mistake.
- 3Watch a replay of a faster run to see where they took the corners.
- 4If you're racing friends, party mode is the way to go. It won't mess with your daily run.