The Math Racer turns mental math practice into a race. Everyone gets the same problems, and you have 60 seconds to solve as many as you can. Each correct answer moves you up the live leaderboard. Race players online or challenge your friends, family or class with a single link.
Two Ways to Race
Join a public raceJump into a race against others online. A quick way to practice and beat your personal best.
Challenge your friendsCreate a private race and share the link. You start the race when everyone has joined, and a rematch is one click away.
For Teachers and Tutors
A one-minute race is a quick, motivating warm-up at the start of a lesson or tutoring session.
Click Challenge your friends and choose Mixed or 1×1.
Share the link with your students, for example via Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams or your school's learning platform.
Press Start Race when everyone has joined. Use Rematch for the next round.
Want to play along? Tick Don't rank me (host) and only your students are ranked. In tutoring, simply race your student one-on-one, in person or online.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Math Racer is a live multiplayer math game. Everyone gets the same problems and has 60 seconds to solve as many as possible. A live leaderboard shows who is ahead, and at the end you see the final ranking.
Yes. Free to start, no account needed and nothing to install. Creating a free account saves your race history and stats across devices.
Click Challenge your friends and share the race link. As soon as at least one friend has joined, press Start Race. After the race you can start a rematch with one click, without sending a new link.
Yes. Create a private race, share the link with your students and start the race when everyone has joined. Tick Don't rank me (host) to play along without appearing in the ranking. Students with the same score share the same rank. For tutoring, a race with just you and your student works too, in person or online.
In Mixed mode you get addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, starting easy and getting harder as the race goes on. In private races you can also choose 1×1 for times tables from 2 to 9.
Every race lasts exactly 60 seconds. That makes it easy to fit in a quick round, or to play several rounds in a row.
Yes. It runs in the browser on computers, tablets and phones. On touch devices you can use the on-screen keypad.
Yes. Challenge your kids with a private race, or let siblings race each other, each on their own device. One minute is short enough for a quick round every day.