Backseat Rally Race Your Ghost: Best Times, Sectors and Replays

1. Stop in the start box at Pine Forest, Alpine Pass or Sakura Pass to open the start panel.
2. Press G to toggle RACE YOUR GHOST. Check the box to enable it before starting.
3. Press Enter for START STAGE, then wait for the countdown and GO.

If the panel says NO GHOST YET, no ghost is currently available for that attempt. You can still start the stage normally.

If you cannot get the start panel to appear, follow the stage-start instructions.

The start panel separates your best time in the selected car model from your overall stage best. These labels appear with Saetta HF on Alpine Pass and Freccia HF on Sakura Pass.

For example, an Alpine Pass start panel with Saetta HF at C 489 lists BEST IN SAETTA HF 1:24.3 and OVERALL 1:08.6. Use the car-specific time when comparing your progress in that model.

During a run, the translucent personal ghost gives you a moving reference: its position shows whether you are ahead or behind that run at that point on the route. Watch where the gap opens to identify a stretch worth reviewing.

Keep the vehicle setup in mind. In the Alpine Pass Raijin comparison, the ghost uses an upgraded setup, so its speed is not a like-for-like comparison with the current car. Being ahead or behind it alone does not establish which model is faster. For practice focused on driving changes, keep your car and upgrades consistent between attempts.

On Sakura Pass's STAGE RESULTS screen, read SECTORS VS YOUR BEST to find where you gained or lost time. Each displayed difference is in seconds.

In a Rascal S (C 441) run, the first three sectors read +0.5, −0.2 and −0.6 seconds. That means half a second lost in sector 1, followed by gains in sectors 2 and 3. Faster sectors can coexist with a slower overall finish.

1. Find the largest red positive gap and make that sector your first practice priority.
2. Select WATCH REPLAY and look for mistakes around that stretch, such as a collision or an awkward corner approach.
3. On the next attempt, use the turn-direction arrows and HARD warnings to prepare your steering and braking earlier.
4. Compare the new sector results to see whether the change reduced the loss.

A sector gap identifies where time changed; it does not tell you the cause by itself. Use the stage route information and driving controls and cornering guidance to choose an adjustment.

These gaps compare against your personal best. To calculate how far your finish is from a medal target, use the gold medal times and time-gap calculator.

After finishing Pine Forest or Alpine Pass, an automatic replay appears with a REC overlay and cockpit or roadside views. Watch the sequence or press Enter for Skip.

On the following rewards screen, press Enter for Continue or G for Go to Garage.

Sakura Pass's STAGE RESULTS screen provides these buttons:

Choose WATCH REPLAY when you want to examine a time loss before changing your approach. Choose RETRY when you already know what to work on and want another attempt.