A debrief that travels with you.
Bringing the companion’s run review to the website, from the racing line to a closer look at your speed.
One run, a few ways to look at it
The website’s run review now uses the same views as the companion: your circuit history, lap and sector breakdown, racing line and speed comparison. The idea is to finish on the PC, then have a closer look somewhere else.
For example, choose an earlier attempt and compare speed at the same place on the circuit. A time gap tells you how the run went; the speed trace gives you something more specific to try on the next one.
What I checked
I tested the run views at desktop size and at 390- and 320-pixel phone widths, including opening a saved run directly, switching comparisons and moving through attempt history.
Those checks used disposable test recordings in Edge and WebKit. They checked the layout and interactions; they weren’t new laps driven in the game or tests on a physical phone.
The gaps matter too
If a recording has no speed or sector timing, the view says so. There’s no useful lesson in a made-up zero. The next check is to compare a newly saved run on another device with the same run in the companion.