Latest results
| -23 hrs | Spoonboy | 1:09.01 | Carrera |
| -3 days | Zapper | 1:23.62 | Silverado |
| -4 days | Victor Narl | 1:23.44 | Silverado |
| -4 days | Alain | 1:06.38 | Carrera |
| -4 days | Zapper | 1:09.35 | LM002 |
Shoutbox
- dreadnaut
- For those lazy like me: "One-touch stunt driving game where every single thing you do earns money. Hold to floor it, release to drift, hold in the air to backflip — and watch"
- Ryoma
- https://youtube.com/playables/UgkxZ_P_16Ro6CoP9qmTTmV8xOpR3eJf4O_f?si=l4joj-MPakQ-vBQt
- Victor Narl
- Happy birthday, @Shorty!
- Shoegazing Leo
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Two
1:40.69 A
- Shoegazing Leo
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One
1:37.70 A
- Alain
- Guest track 2026 There's no track designer for z305. Candidates welcome!
- Victor Narl
- @Argammon, the season has turned out to be "one-sided" due to the fact that for some reason leading riders like @Duplode and @AlanRotoi aren't playing at full strength right now, plus your refusal to defend last year's title. In fact, it's a "one-rider" championship right now.
- Victor Narl
- @AlanRotoi, by the way, I proposed the idea of taking into account the points of all riders in a team, not just the top two. You can check it out and support it. https://forum.stunts.hu/index.php?msg=101838
- Alan Rotoi
- He was a great person and teammate. He was glad and surprised when I recruited him to join my team for ZakStunts. Years later, I don't remember the season, there was a new rule about teams. The number of members allowed was reduced so Anelio said he'll leave because he was the least skilled. The reaction came immediately: @Ayrton, @Chulk, @Gutix and me preferred to leave the team before him. We knew that his presence was more important than the greatest stars in the community or even the team founder. We solved it as a group of friends. It was a very emotional moment. Maybe @Aburaf70 wasn't the most skilled racer in the team, but our goals exceeded the results.
- Spoonboy
- Thankyou @marco. AbuRaf70's memory is cherished by this community, even years after he left us. And even by drivers like me who never raced with him, maybe because his efforts then and his remembrance now sum up our community so well. I'd take a tiny percentage of that kind of recognition over 100 wins, and think that maybe he showed us (or is still showing us) what it truly means to win.
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