The Car Logbook is on the website. It shows your own NHRA Legends races from the last 7 days: how many you ran, elapsed time (ET), reaction time (RT), the 60-foot and 330-foot splits, setup changes, and how that car compares with the same car. It is the place to see a pattern, not a single pass. One pass is still the timeslip in the game.
How to open it
- On the website, open the Car Logbook.
- Enter the Concrete Device ID shown in NHRA Legends. This browser saves it in a cookie so the logbook can reopen. Do not post the ID anywhere public.
- Pick a car that has races in the last 7 days.
- Read ET and RT separately. A good RT and a weak ET means the car or the setup. A weak RT and a strong ET means the light. See How to Get a Good Reaction Time.
- Use the setup changes on that car when you go back to the Garage to swap parts.
If the last 7 days have no finished races for that ID, the logbook stays empty until you race and load it again.
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