PolyTrack score sharing: download cards, send challenges and post comments
After a lap, PolyTrack can turn the actual result into an image, copy a challenge link or submit it to this site’s comments. Check the route, car and mode before choosing how to send it. Images, links and comments serve different purposes; you decide whether to publish on an external platform.
PolyTrack driving guide editors · Updated
Read time, penalties and personal best first
PolyTrack finish time already includes checkpoint-reset penalties; do not add them again. Each reset adds three seconds and costs speed and driving time. Compare complete time and penalties before points: track level, NEON strength and outcome also affect score.
Same-car best compares route layout, track level, car, handling rules and mode; NEON records also separate strength and NEON rule changes. Older results may remain in history without belonging to the current best group. These are personal records, not a verified world-record board or official record certificate.
Download a PNG from the finish screen or history
Choose score sharing at the finish, or open Race history and share the desired record. History shows the latest 100 finishes. Confirm that route, car, mode and time belong to the lap you intend to send. Back up old records before later finishes replace them in the visible history.
Download PNG produces a 1080×1080 score card. Open the downloaded image and check its text and result before attaching it to a message or post. Embedded pages or some browsers may restrict downloads; try device sharing or the normal site page. A preview on screen is not a saved file.
What do challenge links and social buttons do?
Copy score and link to send the text to a friend. A compatible current challenge carries route, track level, car, mode and relevant rules; a custom route can travel with the link too. Older incompatible conditions trigger a warning and may not reproduce the old lap. Export track JSON separately to keep an editable route.
Device sharing opens your system’s share sheet so you choose the recipient. Social buttons open external drafts or sharing pages; they do not automatically publish or guarantee an image attachment. Review text, link and image before sending on that platform. Cancelling sharing does not delete the local result.
Review nickname and attachment before posting
Post lap to comments prepares a draft with that result. Posting requires email sign-in, and your email is not public. Before submission, edit nickname and message and check the card theme and selected lap. Your writing stays in its original language when the interface language changes. A custom-track result also makes its route public so other players can open the challenge; confirm you want to share it.
Submission fixes the nickname, message and score snapshot. They cannot be edited during review or after publication, and the result attachment cannot be replaced. Later nickname changes do not alter old comments. Authors may delete their own comments; administrators may review, hide or delete, but cannot rewrite them. Check the full draft first.
If sharing fails or a comment is not visible
If device sharing is unavailable, download the PNG or copy text and link. If clipboard access fails, the page selects the text for manual copying. Inspect the actual file or pasted text before sending. Opening a draft or system sheet and actually sending are separate steps; repeated clicks do not confirm delivery.
Comments need review after successful submission, so they may not appear publicly immediately. Check your own review status in the account or comments page. Submitted content cannot be edited; delete your own comment if you need to withdraw it. After a network error, check whether it was saved before retrying to avoid duplicates.
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How to read PolyTrack results
- Finish time
- Finish time already includes reset penalties; do not add them again. Pass all three checkpoints and finish the lap.
- Reset penalties
- Each reset adds three seconds and also costs speed and driving time.
- Same-car personal best
- Compare the same track, car, track level and mode; NEON races also need the same system strength. Results from older rules remain separate.
- Score
- Score reflects average pace, track level, system strength and race outcome. Scores under different conditions do not show which lap is faster. This site has no verified public world-record board.
Compare practice with your actual finished laps
Note complete time and reset penalties. Keep route layout, track level, car, handling and mode fixed; with NEON keep strength and current rules too. Change one action next lap, such as earlier nitro release. Repeat complete laps to judge consistency; one faster result does not promise improvement every time.
Hypothetical time-reading example, not a measured lap: 60 seconds of driving with no reset displays 60 seconds. Driving for 58 seconds with one three-second reset displays 61. That 61 already includes the penalty, so do not turn it into 64. Review the mistake location too; points do not replace this comparison.