2026-06-07 12:30 UTC 9 replies

Tampermonkey script to export career mode race times and weather history to CSV

Hiro_X54 (KR) Xp: 27979
Hey everyone. I got tired of manually writing down my lap times to figure out if my tire upgrades were actually helping on Switchback during snow, or if my max engine build was actually faster on Skyline during fog. To solve this, I wrote a quick Tampermonkey user script that automatically grabs your race results from the career mode post-race screen and saves them to your browser local storage. It adds a small, clean button to the main menu that lets you export all this data into a CSV file. You can open it in Excel or Google Sheets to filter by track (Overpass, Switchback, Skyline), weather conditions, and your current upgrade levels. It tracks your total race time, best lap, engine level, tire level, and nitro level. I have been using it for a week now and it has made figuring out the best setups so much easier. The script is entirely client-side, does not automate any gameplay, and does not violate the terms of service since it only reads the UI data at the end of a match. I have uploaded the code to GitHub. Let me know if you want the link or if you have any feature requests, like adding a graph directly into the game UI. Hope this helps some of you analyze your builds!

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Viento_69 (GR) Xp: 22597
I have been manually typing my Switchback wet-weather times into a messy Excel sheet on my second monitor for months just to see if the wet compound was worth the credits. Half the time I'd forget to log the weather before clicking next. Installing this tonight because my spreadsheet is a disaster.
Rapido_29 (CH) Xp: 15289
I have been manually entering my Switchback snow times into Google Sheets for weeks trying to prove to my clubmates that the winter compound is a waste of credits. This is going to save me so much alt-tabbing after every single career race.
Sakura_8660 (NG) Xp: 26956
While I appreciate the effort you put into coding this, I would be very careful using Tampermonkey on the career portal. The devs have been cracking down on third-party scripts lately, and I worry this might trigger an automated ban for modifying page data. Personally, I think it is safer to just use screenshots and manually input the times, even if it takes longer.
Hawk273 (GR) Xp: 23957
Manually logging those Switchback runs was driving me crazy. Having this automated in Tampermonkey is a game changer. I'm going to use this to finally test if the AWD drivetrain swap actually pays off on Skyline in the wet. If you can, adding a column for car weight or PI class in the export would be awesome for class-restricted events.
Viento_69 (GR) Xp: 22597
I spent my entire Sunday afternoon manually copying my wet-weather times on Switchback into a Google Sheet just to prove to my clubmates that the upgraded diff actually works in the snow. This script would have saved me hours of alt-tabbing.
Matador_34 (JP) Xp: 23570
While this is a creative solution, relying on browser local storage is pretty risky because a simple cache clear will wipe all your hard-earned Skyline and Switchback data. I think it is safer to just use a manual spreadsheet for now to avoid losing your history or potentially triggering the game's anti-cheat system.
El_Gato_68 (CH) Xp: 26295
And here I thought I was sweating too hard just trying to drift around Switchback. You went and turned RacingGame into a literal spreadsheet simulator! Honestly though, my terrible snow times are about to look very pretty in a CSV. Can't wait to mathematically prove my Skyline fog runs are a total disaster.
Loco_28 (NL) Xp: 32559
Manually tracking Switchback times was driving me crazy too. This script is exactly what the community needed. If you can, please add support for tracking tire compounds alongside the weather data. Knowing if softs or wets did better in that Skyline fog would be amazing.
Hiro_JP92 (CL) Xp: 11975
This is an absolute lifesaver for tuning. I was literally doing this in Excel by hand to see how my Skyline fog times compared. Saving directly to local storage makes it so much easier to track the impact of engine builds and tire upgrades over time. Thank you for putting this script together!