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What Drivurs Racing supports today

A current reference page for Drivurs racing support: session modes, device context, run validity labels, viewer behavior, and leaderboard continuity.

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Version 2026.08-evidence-review

TL;DR

This page is a public-facing capability snapshot for Drivurs Racing.

It summarizes what the product model supports today:

  • session start from a selected Garage vehicle,
  • automatic and manual session behavior,
  • run validity labels,
  • run viewer graphs and metrics,
  • saved sessions and uploaded leaderboard flows,
  • and RaceBox-oriented setup guidance.

Garage to session handoff

Racing starts from a selected vehicle.

That matters because session history and leaderboard context should resolve back to the same Garage identity, not a detached one-off run card.

Session modes

Drivurs Racing supports:

  • Auto Track for more automatic session handling
  • Manual mode for broader session control when you do not want the app to finish the run automatically

See: Auto Track vs manual sessions

Run state and validity

Recorded runs can appear as:

  • valid
  • valid with warnings
  • invalid
  • incomplete

These labels exist so run history, best-time summaries, and leaderboards do not treat every captured attempt as equally trustworthy.

See: Run validity explained

Run viewer

The run viewer supports the recorded-attempt layer:

  • metric tiles
  • graph views
  • run-quality interpretation
  • attached vehicle identity

The goal is to make the run explainable, not just rankable.

Saved sessions and uploads

Runs and sessions can be saved and later uploaded for leaderboard ranking.

That means the product model is:

  1. record the session,
  2. inspect the run,
  3. save or upload it,
  4. view its leaderboard context.

Device context

The supported live Bluetooth device contract covers RaceBox Mini, Mini S, and Micro. Connect from the RaceBox flow inside a Drivurs Race Session; the setup guide does not instruct users to pair from the phone’s Bluetooth settings first.

Mini and Mini S are enclosed, battery-powered devices. Micro uses external power and needs installation protection appropriate to its bare-board format. Mini S and Micro can hold device-side recordings, but this reference does not promise that the Drivurs consumer app imports those standalone files. The public Drivurs path described here is a live session.

Relevant setup/reference pages:

Evidence

Sources and review notes

Product, vehicle, safety, and technical details are checked against the sources below. Availability and specifications can change; confirm current fitment and local requirements before acting.

  1. GPS.gov - GPS accuracy and real-world limitations
  2. NHTSA - Tire safety, sizing, pressure, alignment, and traction

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