No Gaps
Every single TOTD, for years.
The stubborn, the unlucky and the downright strange of Track of the Day. Updated 15 hours ago.
Every single TOTD, for years.
Collects world records like other people collect author medals.
The author medal almost nobody can get.

Streaks, binges and comebacks, counted in author medals.
Release day, every day.
Why wait?
Some people sleep. Others do this.
Digging through the archive, one old TOTD at a time.
Gone for years. Back with a vengeance.
Up, up and up.
The most, the oldest and the least likely world records.
Shows up less often. Wins more often.
Set years ago. Still unbeaten.
Raised an old TOTD from the dead.
Holds a world record. The other results tell a different story.
Showed up, took the world record, left.
Near misses, top-10 regulars and the steadiest results.
Just off the podium. Again.
Thousands of maps. Never quite the top five.
If there is a top 10, they are probably in it.
Bad days happen to other people.
The hardest, the most popular and the closest TOTDs, and who builds them.
Everyone and their grandma has this AT.
Tied to the millisecond.
Ten players, one blink.
Keeps getting picked.
Nobody knows the map better than the person who built it.
Positions are today's standings on each TOTD leaderboard, so a world record means the player holds it now. A tracked TOTD is one where the player has the author medal or finished close to it. Open a card for its exact rule and the top 10.