City events taken part in. Compare saved results from players around the world. Open a character to explore their appearance, equipment and progression.
Highest recorded value first. Only positive records qualify. Equal values are ordered by when the record was reached, then character identity.
This board will open when the game server publishes its saved career statistics. You can already explore the level and XP ladder and saved Race Points.
Career snapshots refresh every minute and contain up to 1,000 qualifying characters. Pages may be cached for a further minute. Deleted characters, restricted accounts and automated test accounts are excluded. Search keeps each character’s board position.
These boards describe recorded play, not a single combat-power score. A death count, cash total and fastest lap measure very different things.
Taking part and winning are separate records. Street Race wins mean first place; Kingpin counts the killing blow and BangBus the final crew takedown. Fight Club wins require all 100 levels, while its best-level board tracks your highest cleared level. Mission completions count successful crew runs.
Compare event participation →Race Points are a spendable saved balance, not lifetime race wins. Fastest laps use the lowest positive recorded time and show milliseconds. Battle Royale is a PvE island assault with participation and combat stats; it has no winner board.
Open the Race Points board →Career tracking starts with the game update that records these stats. Older kills, races and missions are not reconstructed from XP. Totals appear after the server saves progress. Beta resets and balance changes can affect records. A hidden profile still appears in rankings, as chosen by its owner.
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