Launch clean, shift perfect.

Hold the clutch, build the revs, leave on green and catch every shift light. A tenth lost at the tree is a tenth you never get back. Between runs you spend what you won in the garage: engine parts, gearing, tyres, oil and a nitrous bottle, with a dyno to prove what each change did. Fourteen cars across five classes, and a record for every class.

1v1 players
Season, week and today boards
Party by five-digit code
On Android and iPhone

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Something to prove

The board is open.

Today, this week and season leaderboards. Two drivers, one quarter mile, and the server replays every input to judge it.

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The boardSeason board, resets every 3 months

Example

1Hazel1,000
2Juniper933
3Rufus867
4Dex800
5RiverRat733

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How to play

Three moves and you are in.

01
Hold the clutch with your left thumb and bring the revs into the green band with the throttle.
02
Leave on green, then catch each shift light: lift the throttle, swipe the clutch up, ease it back down.
03
Spend what you won in the garage, and prove the build on the dyno before the next duel.

What makes it Sunset Drag

The details that make the game.

The start is half the race: hold the clutch, sit in the launch band and leave on green
Every shift has a light, and a missed one grinds the gearbox
A garage with engine parts, gearing, tyres, oil, servicing and nitrous
A dyno that shows what a change actually did, before you race on it
Fourteen cars in five classes, each class keeping its own record

Real people, one tap away.

Two drivers, one quarter mile, and the server replays every input to judge it.

Quick play
One button. Tap it and we match everyone searching right now, then build the room with one rival. Cancel any time before it starts.
Tutorial and practice
A playable tutorial and a solo practice table, both open the moment you install, no account needed. Practice opponents are labeled AI.

Lose the signal mid-match and your seat is yours until the match ends.

Pace: A pass takes about fifteen seconds