Keep your racing data in one place.

Race Tracker is a Google Sheets toolkit for Torn racers who want results, car history, upgrade notes, and performance review in one organised workbook.

It is built for racers who prefer a structured spreadsheet workflow rather than scattered notes or one-off snapshots.

Use the spreadsheet copy link on the script page or hub card to make your own editable copy of the workbook.

Once you have your own copy, you can start recording racing data, garage changes, and track comparisons in the same place.

Race Tracker is designed around organised result views, so its strength is keeping race history easy to review later.

That gives you a more useful archive for comparing sessions, positions, and patterns over time.

The toolkit connects racing results to cars, tracks, and upgrade decisions.

That makes it easier to see whether garage changes are actually helping and which setups are working best.

It focuses on car, track, and upgrade analytics, along with dashboard-style summary views.

The goal is not just to collect data, but to help you spot useful performance trends and make the next decision faster.

Yes. Since Race Tracker is a spreadsheet toolkit, sharing depends on your own Google Sheets permissions and how much of your data you want other people to see.

Keep a personal copy if you want a private version for your own racing records.

The screenshots show the workbook views for race results, cars, tracks, upgrades, and summary dashboards.

They are the quickest way to understand the structure of the toolkit before making your own copy.

Include the sheet tab you were using, what you entered, and which result, calculation, or view looked wrong.

If the issue is visual, a screenshot of the affected tab helps a lot.