What are the star wars episode 1 racer world records?

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ALL THIS INFOMATION CAN BE FOUND ON THE NEW WEBSITE FOR STAR WARS RACER: [[http://starwarsepisode1racer.weebly.com/]]

The all time best official player in the world for this game is Mike Sheard.
This is for the PC version of the game and is the only official result (see rules).
Mike holds all but 1 PC record on the game which is held by David Stubbs (Youtube Username: Davidstubbs08) on the 3 lap mon gazza speedway track. However there are many notable players such as Josh Garvens (N64) unofficial world record holder, Wouter Jansen (N64) founder of Nintendo times and previous Nintendo #1 for the game, , Ben Gamedraco (Best Nintendo 64 player of the game of all time) and Myles Bukrim (Famous N64 player).


Rules:

Fastest times for single and 3 laps on the Game Star Wars Episode 1 Racer for N64 and PC.

• No Cheats are allowed
• Full course records approved
• Freestyle records approved (SEPARATELY)
• Multiplayer mode is NOT ALLOWED on PC
• For N64, Any Mode is Allowed for Record Runs, but only 1 RACER MUST BE PRESENT DURING THE RACE, UNLESS IT IS NOT HUMAN CONTROLLED! - Records using Tournement mode ARE ALLOWED with more than 1 racer, but only 1 Active racer
• Records MAY be set with the mirror on
• N64 and PC Consoles are accepted.
• Different console Records are treated separately
• Any Podracers that are unlockable without cheats are allowed
• Records are ONLY APPROVED by a video of the whole run with no breaks and satisfactory quality with no pauses. Records with parts may be allowed as long as you clearly show the join with full footage to acceptable standards… If there is any suspicion of cheating the record will not be approved, so it is strongly not advised. Also - SEE N 64 ADDITIONAL
• (3 DP rule) Record times must also include a screenshot to confirm there time more accurately. Records that fail to do this shall have the maximum possible time posted e.g. 50.05 = 50.055 etc…. NOT 50.050
• Only Mike Sheard - Youtube username "Mikeyburger3" is currently officially allowed to approve world records

* Please see Mike Sheard's times posted on Youtube - Username: Mikeyburger3.


N64 ADDITIONAL - FOR N 64 WORLD RECORS, THERE MUST BE PROOF THAT NO CHEATS HAVE BEEN USED RIGHT FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE GAME, THIS MEANS THERE HAS TO BE A RUN INTO THE GAME FROM LOADING, THE START LOAD IN PLUS THE SAME RULES APPLIED FOR PC - since the PC has no Records that currently will affect world records... but however the case Cheating is still strongly Not Advised.


World Record Times:

The world records are currently under construction and times were out of date, but if you have any specific enquiries contact Mike Sheard - Youtube: Mikeyburger3 or email: Mikeyburger@hotmail.co.UK .

Officially (and unofficially) for PC Mike holds all but one of the world records. On Nintendo, Ben "gamdraco" holds most of the Nintendo world records unofficially.  

N 64:

There Are NO CURRENTLY OFFICIAL N 64 WORLD RECORDS THAT MEET THE STANDARD! However records for N 64 may be found by Mikeyburger3 - Youtube if you wish to know… however they are not "official records" as such.



Freestyle and Full Course:

There are records for full course and freestyle. The Full course means going all the way around the track.

The Freestyle records exist because there are possible glitches in the game where you can cut accross the track, or go threw walls. As long as the RULES are not broken these are separately allowed as world records.


All Time Top Players (approved) (PC)
1. Michael J Sheard "Mikeyburger3" - GBR
2. David Stubbs "DavidStubbs08" - GBR
3. John-Jacob "G4Merholy1" - GER



Infomation regarding star wars racer can be found on Nintendo-64 forever website: http://s9.zetaboards.com/Nintendo_64_Forever/topic/7274067/2/#new and all questions can be answered there.

Mike and Ben can be found on the following internet addresses: http://www.youtube.com/user/Mikeyburger3 and http://www.youtube.com/user/Gamedraco

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