Your stats

A single drive gets a report. Every drive you’ve ever recorded adds up to something else, and that lives on your Profile tab, under your garage. It fills in on its own as you drive - there’s nothing to set up.

Two switches over everything

At the top sit two rows of tabs, and they apply to the whole section beneath them:

• The window - all time, twelve months, or ninety days. Ninety days is the honest one for “am I driving more lately”.
• Real, virtual, or combined - keeps your road driving apart from your sim drives, or reads them together. Real is the default, and your personal bests never mix the two by accident.

What you get

The totals

Distance, drives, time driven, and how much you’ve climbed - the height gained across every drive in the window, read off the terrain under your route.

Places driven

A world map with every country you’ve recorded a drive in filled in, and a count beside it. It’s the slowest number in the app to move, which is rather the point of it.

The shape of your driving

• This week - distance for each of the last seven days.
• A year of driving - every day of the last year, darker where you drove further.
• When you drive - your drives laid out by weekday and hour, with the pattern named for you: you drive most on Sunday mornings.
• Year to date - this year’s distance stacking up against last year’s, day by day.

How you’re changing

Three readings that need a few drives behind them before they say anything, and then keep saying it:

• Craft against difficulty - every drive plotted with road difficulty across and composure up. The reading underneath is the useful part: whether you hold your composure as the roads get harder, or it slips. See leaderboards and composure.
• Cornering over time - your peak cornering load drive after drive, and which way it’s trending. Leaning on it harder than you were, holding about the same, or easier lately.
• Steadiness - how calmly you’ve been driving, if you record heart rate. See steadiness.

Personal bests

Fifteen records, kept for as long as you drive: top speed, 0-100 and 0-60, 80-120, peak cornering, braking and acceleration, deepest lean, smoothness, your fastest kilometre and mile, your best five-minute push, and your longest drive by both distance and time.

The ones shown first are chosen from the driver profile you set when you joined. Somebody who said they drive for the roads leads with distance and time; somebody who said track days leads with acceleration and cornering. Everything else is still there. Only the order changes.

The rest of it

View all at the bottom opens the full achievements screen: every record, your milestones, your badges, and how far along each build is. Scope it to a single car and you get that car’s badges, its build progress, and its service health on their own.