Beat The Tree · sponsored by Dove Fuels
Race the tree. Beat a pro’s light.
A real pro tree. Click to stage, click again on green. Lex Joon is in the other lane on his best light, every run prints a time slip, and your best light can make the top 20 below.
- $343for a perfect .000 when Beat The Tree is live on race weekends
- 8runs a period: four qualifiers, then four eliminations
- .066Lex Joon’s best light, in the other lane
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Tries: 0 yours, 0 by everyone
Beat The Tree: $343, in support of Chris King and the #343. The button turns green Nov 5–7. Practice is open now. Rules
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The top 20 lights
The 20 best lights by everyone who races the tree, one per player. Racing accounts show their display name, and everyone else races as a guest. Practice and Beat The Tree both count.
- Top 20 average----
- Players on the board0
- Perfect .000 lights0
- Beat Lex’s .0660
No lights on the board yet. Be the first: bump to stage up top.
How a light makes the board: the starter starts your run and times it, you leave on green with a real tap, click or key, and the run passes the same checks as Beat The Tree. Red lights don’t count, and equal lights share a place. Your best light stays up. We can take a light off the board.
Beat The Tree · sponsored by Dove Fuels
Race the tree. Beat a pro’s light.
Leave on green against our drivers’ best lights. A perfect .000 pays $343. Practice is free now, and the cash button turns green Nov 5–7 at St. Louis.Beat The Tree is live through Saturday, Nov 7: 8 runs, and the button is green.
How it works
- Practice, any time. Free, and no account needed. Bump to stage, then hit it on green. Lex Joon is in the other lane on his best light, .066.
- Beat The Tree, on race weekends. The button turns green while a period is open: 8 runs on your racing account, four qualifiers and four eliminations. Every run counts the moment you bump to stage. The first period opens Nov 5 at St. Louis.
- $343 for a perfect .000. In support of Chris King and the #343, sponsored by Dove Fuels. A .000 in Beat The Tree makes a claim. We review every run, then set up a short interview. Nothing pays on its own.
- The board. Your best light from any run the starter timed, practice or Beat The Tree. Guests show as Guest #, and a guest’s light moves to their racing account when they sign in on the same browser.
- A person hits the gas. No bots, scripts, auto-clickers or AI. AI helps run this website. It can’t hit the gas.
Why $343
$343 is one dollar for each of the 343 firefighters lost on September 11, 2001.
#343 is Chris King’s Nitro Funny Car, running two seasons with Enthusiast Hydrogen and Enthusiast Power, tuned by crew chief Bob Peck.
Two firehouses, one brotherhood: Chris is a Chicago firefighter, and our founder Brian Peck served with the Raritan Township Fire Company, Station 21, in New Jersey.
A perfect .000 pays $343, in support of Chris King and the #343.