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Organising a Trackmania race, a time trial, a cup tournament or a community league? Blyzer makes the organisation easier, from player registration, through rankings by fastest time and placement points in time attack rounds, to a knockout bracket and season standings. Works for Trackmania (2020) and older versions on PC and consoles – you handle the maps and server in the game, Blyzer handles entries, times, points and rankings.
Works for Discord communities, school esports competitions and LAN events – time trials, time attack races, cup mode and long-term leagues.
Players sign up via a link with their in-game name, you just confirm the starting list and assign them to the server.
Players record their best time on the map and Blyzer ranks them from fastest to slowest – ideal for weekly challenges and qualifiers.
Time attack rounds across several maps – record the finishing order and Blyzer awards points and recalculates the overall standings.
Elimination battles like the Trackmania World Tour – bracket, seeding and progression generated automatically.
Trackmania is about hundredths – against the clock and against opponents at the same time. Pick a format and Blyzer generates the rankings, points, bracket or standings – you can set it all up in the wizard in a few minutes.
Players sign up individually, drive the assigned map (or set of maps) and record their best time – any time before the deadline or together on a server. Ranked from fastest to slowest, with no match schedule – the basic Trackmania format.
How to: Create race → Configure → best time (less = better) → open registration → players record their times.
A race night on a server: 5 to 10 maps in time attack, placement points after every map, overall standings by total points. The format of community cups and qualifiers.
How to: Create race → Configure → placement points (more = better) → open registration → record points after every map.
Elimination battles – pairs or small groups of players drive the same map at once, the slowest is eliminated or loses the duel. Seeding by a qualifying time trial, the same format as the Trackmania World Tour.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → no groups, play-off only → Seed players → Generate bracket.
Too many players for one server? Split them into groups, each drives its maps and the best advance to the final round. A clear format for 20 to 64 players and school tournaments.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → number of groups and qualifiers → Generate groups → record the finishing order → Generate final.
A multi-week season – a new map or a race night every week, placement points, running standings and dropping the worst result. For Discord communities and school esports leagues.
How to: Create league → Configure → number of rounds and players → Generate calendar → enter results as you go.
Our guides include recommended points tables, tips on choosing a map pool, the number of maps by available time and combining a time trial with a knockout final.
Tip: For a whole week, go for a time trial; for a single evening, a points race; for a thrilling final, a knockout.
In the wizard, set the format – time trial, points race, knockout bracket or league – and the number of players.
Send the registration link to your Discord – players state their in-game name; announce the map pool and server in the description.
In a time trial, players record their own time; in a race, you record the finishing order on the map – Blyzer instantly recalculates the points, rankings and bracket.
Less admin in spreadsheets, more time for driving. Players and spectators see the current leaderboard, points and round schedule – on the web and on mobile.
Require a screenshot or a link to the replay or server record in the rules – in Trackmania, map times are public. The organiser can adjust a recorded time.
Yes. Create a time trial as the qualifier and use its ranking to seed the best players into the knockout bracket.
When configuring the race, choose the scoring – for example 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 for the top eight on every map. Blyzer totals the points across all maps.
Yes. Players take turns on one station, everyone drives the map and you record their time – the ranking is compiled automatically.
The basics are free – you can create and run a time trial, race, tournament or league at no charge.
Create a time trial, points race, knockout tournament or league, invite players and manage everything clearly on Blyzer.
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