Lap and sector times
Race totals are recorded with lap times for circuits and sector splits for sprints. The timing view separates these details by race type.
Custom tracksFrom share code to starting grid
Send the share code and track name. After the first recorded run, your layout gets a permanent page, a measured map, and records for every car class.
The share code and track name are enough. Add the builder credit and notes if they help.
That drive measures the route, draws its shape, and opens the record boards.
The track joins the directory with its own page and leaderboards by class.
My Races stores results from GhostGaugeWeb and the linked apps. Filter by track and class, open an after-race summary, and review lap times or sector splits alongside your personal bests.
Race totals are recorded with lap times for circuits and sector splits for sprints. The timing view separates these details by race type.
Each summary brings together the result, pace, personal bests, and honours recorded for that race.
Uploaded races remain available in your account. Use track and class filters to find a run, then choose which results to publish on the leaderboards.
A GhostGauge league connects a series of races into a season, with its own entrants, car rules, and points system. The league page keeps the round results alongside the championship table, so you can see how each race contributes to the standings.
Track, dates, eligible cars, and scoring format are listed for each round. Check the requirements before choosing a car or recording a run.
Time-trial rounds use each entrant’s best eligible run within the round dates. Championship races use finishing orders reviewed by the organizer.
The table shows each driver’s points by round and across the season. Results from an open time-trial round remain provisional until it closes.
Time-trial results include registered entrants. Racing the same track does not enter you automatically; check the league’s entry requirements before competing.
Approved organizers choose the tracks, schedule the rounds, and set car restrictions and points. A round can allow a class of cars or specify a single model.
League directoryLeague rounds and site events share one calendar. Open an event for its details, or follow a league’s schedule from its season page.
View calendarThe fastest published result on every track, in every class.
Track pages show published records by car class, including the time and driver. The directory includes official and community tracks; community tracks can be submitted with their share code.
Your Race Driver profile brings your results, records, licence card, and driver number together. Join a club, enter a league, or share a shot from the track.
Customize your licence card in your account. It includes your driver name and permanent licence number. Your public driver page displays your published racing results.
Account settingsClub pages connect members and their leagues. The Gallery is a place to share car photos and images from the game.
GallerySeparate records cover airtime, sideways driving, speed, and distance. Each crown lists its current holder and recorded value.
Crowns & TitlesGhostGaugeWeb opens in a browser with nothing to install. Point Forza’s Data Out at the assigned address and your live dashboard is ready.
Prefer a local setup? Windows adds an optional in-game delta overlay; Android turns a phone or tablet into a second screen. Both apps can save races to your linked account.

Use GhostGaugeWeb in a browser, or install the Windows or Android app.
Enter the address and port shown by your chosen dashboard in Forza’s Data Out settings.
Drive with telemetry enabled. Your account history is available in My Races.
The installed apps can show local telemetry without an account. Sign in to keep account history across devices. You choose which results appear on public leaderboards.