Daily Drift
One challenge and one car per day, fixed by the UTC date. Everyone who plays today gets the same run. No account, no subscription, and nothing is lost if you skip a day.
Today’s run
Turn JavaScript on to see today’s challenge. The schedule below shows how it is chosen.
- Date (UTC)
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- Track
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- Car, default setup
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- Judged on
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- Length
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- Bronze / silver / gold
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- Your result today
- Not played yet
- Next challenge in
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Your recent daily results on this device
The rules
- It changes at 00:00 UTC. The countdown above shows the time until the next challenge, not a deadline.
- The car is assigned. If you have not unlocked it, it is lent to you for the run, always with the default setup.
- Play as often as you like. Your best result of the day is kept.
- A run keeps its identity. If midnight UTC passes while you are driving, you finish the challenge you started and the result is recorded against the day it began.
- The first completion each day earns 100 garage credits. Repeats earn nothing extra.
- No streaks. Missing a day costs nothing and removes nothing.
How the schedule is chosen
The daily is not generated at random and it is not an untested track. Schedule version 1 walks through all 24 authored challenges and all 6 cars in a fixed order, based only on the number of days since 1 January 1970 (UTC). Every challenge comes round once every 24 days, so you will meet each one again and can see whether you improved.
What it cannot promise
There is no server behind this game. The date comes from your device’s clock, results are stored only in your browser, and nobody verifies them. That means there is no daily leaderboard, and none is faked. The daily is a shared routine and a personal benchmark.
For a way to use it, see the fifteen-minute practice routine. For how the number is calculated, see drift scoring explained.
