
100m
The home straight. Eight lanes, one line, no curve to hide behind.

SPRINTRIVALS
Push your limits. Beat a field that is actually racing you. Sprint Rivals is a competitive track game built around speed, skill, and the athlete you become.
You do not tap a button and watch. Both thumbs work for the whole race, and everything the sprint asks of an athlete it asks of you.
Try too hard and you tighten up — the model charges you for it, the same way a real sprinter pays for straining. Two control schemes are in the build, and early access decides which one stays.
Alongside: a whole 400m, gun to line. Fifty-three seconds, nothing cut.
Create and develop your own sprinter. Customise your look, build your skills, and grow your potential over time.
Planned vision
Athlete customisation and attributes are part of the long-term plan and are not in the first build.
Start with the 100m. Build the sport.
Three distances are in the build, and they do not feel the same. The 100m is a straight line. The 200m puts you on the bend. The 400m starts you in a stagger that only makes sense once you have run it. From there: hurdles, relays, and a larger track & field universe with athlete progression, championships and multiplayer.

The home straight. Eight lanes, one line, no curve to hide behind.

Onto the bend. Lean in by up to eighteen degrees while the field stacks ahead of you.

A staggered start across the whole track, because distance runs along your own lane.

Rhythm, lead leg, stride pattern. A different skill entirely.

Baton exchanges and the zone. Needs teammates worth having.
— More events, more disciplines, more to come. —
Feel the pressure. Chase the win. Realistic times, close finishes, and instant replays. Every race is a story.
| 1 | YOU | 20.33 | PB |
| 2 | CARTER | 20.42 | +0.09 |
| 3 | MENSAH | 20.48 | +0.15 |
| 4 | ROSSI | 20.52 | +0.19 |
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