Gellhorn Standard — Draft
Rules & Verification
The Standard stays in draft until we've tested it against real Gellhorn gameplay after launch, then locks in with a short provisional window. Nothing below is a final GTA VI ruling yet.
Evidence path
Screenshot Entry
A screenshot of your results screen showing driver, vehicle and time is enough to get listed.
- Publishes immediately as Not video verified
- Shown under All times
- Can't set or beat an official record — shows as Fastest submitted instead
Evidence path
Video Verification
Link a full, unedited lap video and a moderator confirms it matches your submission.
- Becomes Video verified once reviewed
- Eligible for Verified only rankings
- The only way to set or beat an Official record
How to submit
- 1Drive a clean lap under the current Standard
- 2Save a screenshot, or record full video for verification
- 3Open Submit a Lap and fill in your run details
- 4Screenshot entries publish right away — video gets a human check
Your screenshot is private — only you and moderators ever see it. If you link a video, only the public link is shown; we never host or re-upload your footage. Full details on the Privacy page.
Valid Lap Draft
A lap is expected to count when it's a single clean run — no crashes, no exploited glitches, no editing or splicing — that matches the vehicle, category and Standard version you submitted it under. Anything that looks inconsistent gets flagged for a manual look before it's accepted.
We haven't been able to test any of this against real Gellhorn gameplay yet, so the specifics stay in draft until after launch and hands-on testing.
Status & Review
Every submission goes through an automatic check first, then either publishes or waits for a moderator. A run only becomes Video verified and Official once a person has watched the full, unedited lap video — a moderator glancing at just your screenshot never counts as verification.
Some runs get a video requested even without a rule violation — an unusually large jump over the current record, a mismatch between the evidence and the conditions you entered, or anything a moderator flags for a second look.
Privacy & Evidence
Screenshots you upload are stored privately for review — they're never shown publicly, to other drivers, or on your run's page. A video only becomes public if you choose to link one, and even then we link out to it rather than hosting a copy ourselves.
See the Privacy page for how your data is stored and how to request a correction or removal.
Set your lap
Not sure where to start? How It Works walks through the whole path.