Global time attack challenge

The Grid

Nine markers, one lap each way, and a GPS time. Set up the grid, ride it and send in your best.

The challenge

Inspired by the Global T-Race

This challenge is directly inspired by the Global T-Race Challenge, created to provide a consistent, accessible format for time-based PEV racing around the world. The Grid follows the same core methodology, using standardised marker layouts and GPS timing, but offers a larger, alternate layout with a bit more flow.

It is not intended as an improvement, but simply a different take on the same spirit of global competition.

Markers9 in a 3×3 grid
Spacing20 m apart
LapsOne each way
TimingGPS or infrared
EUC rankings

The leaderboard

Ranked by combined time: your best clockwise lap plus your best counter-clockwise lap. Riders with a time in only one direction are listed underneath until they add the other.

# Rider PEV Clockwise Counter-clockwise Combined Ridden
1 Aaron Burrage West Aus
Setupleaperkim lynx
 EUC 20.70 20.82 41.52 Aug 2025
2 Paul Kerr Queensland, Aus
Setupleaperkim lynx
 EUC 20.67 21.21 41.88 Oct 2025
3 Chris Spencer West Aus
SetupBegode Blitz Pro
 EUC 21.26 21.19 42.45 Oct 2025
4 Arnold Corpiz Queensland, Aus
SetupSherman L
 EUC 23.01 22.12 45.13 Oct 2025
5 Jeff Cameron West Aus
SetupBegode Ex30
 EUC 23.49 22.99 46.48 Aug 2025
6 Tas Ventouras West Aus
Setupbegode blitz
 EUC 26.51 26.26 52.77 Oct 2025
7 Andy Laurence South Aus
SetupBegode T4 Pro
 EUC 27.97 29.10 57.07 Nov 2025
8 Michael Page South Aus
SetupKingsong S22 Pro+
 EUC 33.21 30.08 63.29 Jan 2026
9 Michael Pluhar South Aus
SetupBegode Extreme
 EUC 33.42 34.51 67.93 Nov 2025
10 Charlie Pluhar South Aus
SetupKingsong S18 & Begode A2
 EUC 40.30 35.75 76.05 Nov 2025

One direction only, not ranked yet

Rider PEV Clockwise Counter-clockwise Ridden
Stan Lowe South Aus
SetupKingsong F22 Pro
 EUC 30.64 Jan 2026
Stefan Kannika South Aus
SetupKingsong S22 Pro+
 EUC 31.08 Jan 2026

Times are in seconds. Submit your own time.

Track setup

How to lay out the track

Place 9 markers in a 3×3 square grid, with each marker 20 metres from the next in both directions. Then ride the course shown in the clockwise diagram. The counter-clockwise layout is a mirrored version of the official course, so riding it balances heelside and toeside turns.

Nine markers in a three by three square, with 20 metres marked between every neighbouring pair
1. Place the markers3×3 grid, 20 m between each marker in both directions.
The clockwise course: a looping line weaving around the nine markers, with the start and finish line on the left and an arrow showing the riding direction
2. Clockwise (original)The official course. Start and finish on the left, riding up.
The counter-clockwise course: the mirror image of the clockwise course, with the start and finish line on the right and an arrow showing the riding direction
3. Counter-clockwise (mirrored)The same course mirrored. Start and finish on the right, riding up.

Tap a diagram to open it full size.

The rules

How it works

Challenge format

  • Riders complete one timed lap in each direction:
    • Clockwise is the original layout.
    • Counter-clockwise is the mirrored layout.
  • Flying starts are permitted.
  • The fastest single lap time in each direction is recorded and submitted.

Timing rules

  • Only GPS-based or infrared lap monitor timing systems are allowed.
    • Recommended GPS devices: Dragy, RaceBox, LapTimer apps and similar.
  • No manual timing or stopwatches.

Submit your time

Send your best lap time for each direction, with your GPS results, to one of:

Fair play

General rules

  1. Grid spacing must be exact: 20 m between each marker.
  2. Clockwise runs use the original course layout; counter-clockwise runs use the mirrored layout.
  3. No skipping or cutting markers.
  4. Riders may take multiple attempts.
  5. All PEVs welcome: eSkate, EUC, eScooter and more.
  6. Helmet required. Full protective gear is strongly encouraged.
  7. Hosts and riders must ensure accurate setup and fair play.