About Leonida Racing

What this is

Leonida Racing is a racing database and community for GTA VI. The database side collects checkable facts — vehicles and their classes, and lap times backed by proof. The community side brings drivers together — race events and the crews behind them. It has three parts:

• The Garage — the GTA VI vehicles confirmed so far, with their verified in-game classes. Prices, top speeds and lap data are added once they can be checked.
• Time Attack — a public, proof-based lap-time competition, starting with Gellhorn International Raceway. You submit a lap, and the site answers a few concrete questions for you: what your best comparable run is, where you stand overall and with that specific car, how far you are from the record and from your next realistic target, and — just as important — how solid the time you're looking at actually is and which rule version it was set under.
• The Hub — an event calendar and crew directory for the racing scene: race nights, league rounds, car meets and the crews behind them. Until the scene forms after release, much of it is clearly marked sample data.

What this isn't (yet)

This site doesn't try to be everything. It doesn't rank vehicles independently of the driver — that's a separate, harder question that needs multiple drivers and paired testing, and it only makes sense once enough Time Attack data exists. It's also not a GTA news site, a social feed or a video host.

Built ahead of launch

GTA VI hasn't come out yet. Everything here — the submission flow, the verification tiers, the rules — is built and ready for release day, but the actual Gellhorn Standard stays in draft until it's been tested against real gameplay. Nothing on this site should be read as a final ruling on how GTA VI works until that testing has happened.

Independent

Leonida Racing is built with and for the GTA VI racing community. It has no connection to Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive — it's an independent community project, not an official one.

Contact

Questions, feedback or moderation requests: reach out on Discord, or by email — see the legal notice for the address.

How your data is used, briefly

Signing in uses Discord. We receive your Discord ID, username, avatar and email address, and Discord asks you to let us add you to our Discord server — that happens once, right after you sign in. Submitting a lap stores the time, vehicle and your evidence screenshot so it can be checked and shown on the leaderboard. Full details, legal bases and retention: Privacy Policy.