Vehicles destroyed. 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.
Player kills, street kills, monster kills and police takedowns have separate boards. Road kills record kills made behind the wheel and can overlap those victim categories; adding the boards together would double-count kills. Kill streaks and wanted levels record personal bests. Deaths and arrests show what happened, rather than who fought best.
Explore combat records →Levels and total XP measure progression. Driving distance, top speed, time played and earned or spent cash tell more of a character’s story. Cash records refer to gameplay currency, not real-money purchases or GP. Open a profile to inspect saved appearance, equipment and allocated stats.
Explore event records →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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