View Pit Stop page for race #5720 by teodoriux13 — Ghost race
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| Official speed | 103.05 wpm (55.90 seconds elapsed during race) |
|---|---|
| Race Start | March 31, 2019 3:45:40pm UTC |
| Race Finish | March 31, 2019 3:46:36pm UTC |
| Outcome | Win (1 of 4) |
| Opponents |
2. puisanberg (100.40 wpm) 3. strykertfc (99.65 wpm) 4. tim28 (95.47 wpm) |
| Accuracy | 98.0% |
| Points | 137.40 |
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