Bring the crew. Then settle it.

A club is more than a group chat

Every club gets its own feed, its own routes tab, its own speed traps and its own events. Post a drive to the club and it stays in the club. Admins approve who gets in, place traps that score the whole crew, and put a members-only rally on the calendar.

• A private feed with reactions, comments, @mentions and photos
• Club routes — the roads your crew actually drives, in one place
• Club speed traps, scored across every member
• Members-only events with RSVPs and a schedule

Seven metrics, and they mean the same thing everywhere

Boards rank on total distance, time behind the wheel, number of drives, longest single drive, top speed, maximum lateral g and elevation gained. You can look at them globally, among friends, or inside a club, over a week, a month or a year — and the seven are identical on every one of those views. That is deliberate: they used to differ between the stats screen and the club screen, which meant "first in your club" and "first overall" weren't measuring the same thing.

Two different kinds of board

The stats boards above rank the driver — how far, how long, how fast, how hard. Separately, a route can have its own best-time board, ranking who has covered that specific road quickest. They answer different questions, and it is worth knowing which one somebody means when they say they are top of the board.