Statistics

The noticeboards of Carland: who owns each circuit, what people are buying, and which engines died along the way.

Records of the week

The marks that changed hands in the last seven days. If your name is gone, you know what to do.

What people buy when their pockets are burning — by units, or by what it leaves in the till.

Net figures: returns are subtracted.

Who takes the workshop money. The return rate is the awkward part: what gets returned, disappoints.

The parts fitted by the top ten of every circuit. The meta map, no secrets.

Distinct setups are counted, not laps: whoever drives most does not decide alone.

The fastest driver does not win here. The one who shows up every day does — and the one who brings the car back unscratched.

Cleanliness needs some kilometres behind it: nobody leads with three flawless laps.

When an engine breaks in CarsMMO, it breaks forever. These are the obituaries.

Spec km is the manufacturer’s promise. Each part’s real lifespan is its own and is never published.

What gets resold between players, and for how much. Anything above 100 % of catalogue means the shop has run dry.

How many standing records each car holds. The short answer to "what wins?".