3D drag racing game: race your car build

Pick a Tesla Cybertruck, Model Y, or BMW M2, M3 or M4, add performance mods, and race it down a quarter-mile drag strip at night.

Launch on the lights and get your reaction time to the thousandth of a second. Leave before the green and you red-light. At the end you get a timeslip with your 60-foot, 330-foot, eighth-mile and quarter-mile times.

Race a stock compact, a Formula-style race car, a hypercar or a 1,000 hp electric sedan, or send a friend a link to race your exact run.

It is a drag race simulator: each car runs on a physics model of its torque, gearing, traction and drag, and each road car is tuned to its published road-test times. Free, in the browser, no download or account.

Cars you can race and their road-test times

Each car in this table was tuned to one instrumented test, so its simulated 0-60 mph and quarter mile came out within 3% of these times:

Car0-60 mphQuarter mileTest
2024 Tesla Cybertruck AWD (dual motor)3.9 s12.4 s at 111 mphCar and Driver
2024 Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast2.6 s11.0 s at 119 mphCar and Driver
2026 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD3.9 s12.3 s at 115 mphCar and Driver
2026 Tesla Model Y Performance3.3 s11.5 s at 122 mphCar and Driver
2025 BMW M2 (automatic)3.5 s11.6 s at 124 mphCar and Driver
2025 BMW M2 (manual)3.9 s12.1 s at 120 mphCar and Driver
2023 BMW M3 Competition xDrive2.8 s11.0 s at 124 mphCar and Driver
2022 BMW M4 Competition xDrive2.8 s11.0 s at 125 mphCar and Driver
2021 Tesla Model S Plaid2.1 s9.4 s at 151 mphCar and Driver
Rimac Nevera1.74 s8.25 sRimac
2022 Honda Civic Sport sedan8.8 s16.9 s at 86 mphCar and Driver

You can also race an electric golf cart and a Formula-style race car. Neither has an instrumented road test, so they are left out of the table.

Times for each car: Cybertruck, Model Y, BMW M2, M3, M4. Work out your own car with the quarter mile calculator or the 0-60 calculator.

Wrap your car first in the 3D visualizer