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Three games: Pacific Rift, Apocalypse and Monument Valley. The menus at the top choose the game, the board and a variant of it; the ? button explains the board you are looking at.

Tracks and vehicles
Open the filter panel to choose them. A click toggles one; a double-click on a box or a name selects all, or only that one. Pacific Rift selects its original tracks by default; the tracks added later are listed below them.
VIP
Type a racer's name in the VIP field to highlight that racer on every board (and their country on the olympics). The name stays while you switch boards, and the board menu then offers VIP Times (the racer's own records) and VIP Summed.
Highlighted rows
Times entered in the last 30 days are highlighted; the VIP's row is bold.
Sorting
Click a column heading to sort by it; click again to reverse.
Racer names
Click a name to see all records of that racer.

Columns

Pos
The position in this ranking. Racers with exactly the same result share a position.
Racer
The PSN name. Click it to see all records of that racer.
Country
The flag the racer chose. Hover over it to see the country name.
Lap time / Race time / Total time
The time in minutes:seconds.hundredths. Pacific Rift counts lap times, Apocalypse and Monument Valley race times; summed boards add them up.
Split 1, 2, 3
Pacific Rift only: the time at each of the three checkpoints of a lap.
Best time
The time of the #1 on that track or combination.
Gap
How far a time is behind the #1 (or, on the gaps board, how far #10 is behind #1).
Wrecks
Pacific Rift only: how often the racer crashed during the run.
Boost / Jump
Pacific Rift only: the distance driven with boost and the distance flown in jumps.
Death rank
A second ranking by the number of wrecks: fewer wrecks, better rank.
Remaining
Speed Weekend only: the time left on the clock at the finish. More is better.
Updated
The day the time was entered. Rows updated in the last 30 days are highlighted.

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