Drag racing where the result comes down to your launch and your shift points: two cars, a 402-metre strip and times to the thousandth.
The cars race side by side; you launch on the signal and change gears yourself. At the finish you get your time, 60 FT and 0–100, and the Share button drops a picture with both cars and the numbers into a chat. The game officially launched on 18 August 2026. Since 5 October you choose your starter from four cars: BMW E34, Toyota GT86, Chevrolet Corvette C3 or Audi TT.
Instead of part levels you get specific upgrades: ECU tune, camshafts, a turbo kit, gear sets, all-wheel drive, slicks and weight reduction, plus a Best Build button. There are standing runs (402 and 804 m) and rolling ones (536 and 804 m, from 40, 60 or 80 km/h), each with its own leaderboard. Nine cars arrived on 1 November, including the Nissan GT-R and Lancer Evo VIII; they unlock at level 5.
You get 10 attempts a day and no fuel is used. The fastest drivers win prizes every day, and the points feed a weekly tournament where first place takes 1,000 gold and 30 days of Premium. Since 2 November the car and format change daily: 402 or 804 m, standing or rolling, with 13 cars in rotation. Every 10 of these runs earns a ticket to a weekly Telegram gift draw, the first on 9 November.
There are two currencies, and gold converts to silver at 1 to 5. Gold is bought with a bank card or through Russia's SBP payment system, and it also pays for fuel cans: the tank holds 150 litres and a regular run burns 5.
Open the game, pick one of the four starter cars and run your first 402-metre race.
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