- The Loopler leaderboard currently highlights short runs across Infinity, Crown, and Hotdog categories.
- Featured record: TheBeardedHorsemen posted a verified 5:17 Infinity Bronze Loop run.
- Category details: Difficulty, car color, and unlock settings define how each run should be compared.
- Best practice: Compare runs within the same category before judging overall performance.
- Improvement focus: Choose one route, car, and unlock rule set before attempting faster times.
The Loopler leaderboard Overview
The The Loopler leaderboard is a speedrun ranking page that organizes runs by category, difficulty, car, and unlock settings. The available leaderboard snapshot contains six runs from six players, with categories including Infinity, Crown, and Hotdog. Because these settings can change the challenge, a time should be judged against matching entries rather than treated as a universal game record.
The featured page records an Infinity run completed in 5 minutes and 17 seconds by TheBeardedHorsemen. The run uses the Bronze Loop difficulty, the Yellow car, and Any unlocks. It is marked verified, with frublz listed as the verifying moderator.
The leaderboard is still compact, which makes it useful for new runners. A smaller field is easier to study: you can compare route choices, select a target time, and track progress without sorting through hundreds of entries.
| Leaderboard detail | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Featured category | Infinity |
| Difficulty | Bronze Loop |
| Car | Yellow |
| Unlock rule | Any unlocks |
| Featured time | 5:17 |
| Player | TheBeardedHorsemen |
| Verification status | Verified |
| Platform shown | PC |
Infinity
The featured 5:17 run belongs to Infinity on Bronze Loop with the Yellow car and Any unlocks.
Crown
The available snapshot includes Crown entries on both Silver Loop and Bronze Loop difficulties.
Hotdog
The listed Hotdog entry uses Bronze Loop, the Yellow car, and Any unlocks.
Start with entries that share the same category, difficulty, car, and unlock rule. A faster time from a different setup may represent a different challenge rather than a direct benchmark.
Current Rankings and Category Breakdown
The visible leaderboard records show a range of times from 4:58 to 8:39.420. These entries are not one unified ranking because they use different categories and, in some cases, different difficulties, cars, or unlock rules. Treat the table below as a category reference for the available snapshot rather than a single all-purpose standings list.
The fastest displayed time is 4:58 in Hotdog Bronze Loop with the Yellow car and Any unlocks. The featured Infinity run at 5:17 is 19 seconds slower, but it belongs to a different category. The most directly useful comparison for that run is another Infinity Bronze Loop entry using the Yellow car and Any unlocks.
That matching Infinity entry is listed at 8:39.420, creating a visible gap of 3 minutes and 22.420 seconds between the two recorded times. This is a useful improvement target, but it should not be treated as a prediction of how quickly every player can improve.
| Rank shown | Category | Difficulty | Car | Unlocks | Time | Player |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Hotdog | Bronze Loop | Yellow | Any | 4:58 | frublz |
| 1st | Infinity | Bronze Loop | Yellow | Any | 5:17 | TheBeardedHorsemen |
| 1st | Crown | Silver Loop | Yellow | Any | 6:42 | Mazama |
| 1st | Crown | Bronze Loop | Blue | All | 7:30 | CynthiaW115 |
| 1st | Infinity | Bronze Loop | Yellow | All | 8:39.420 | IJustGotIntothis |
| Comparison point | Value |
|---|---|
| Fastest displayed time | 4:58 |
| Featured Infinity time | 5:17 |
| Difference between those times | 19 seconds |
| Same-setup Infinity comparison | 8:39.420 |
| Difference between matching Infinity entries | 3:22.420 |
| Visible category count | 3 |
Use category labels as part of the record, not as decorative tags. “Infinity Bronze Loop, Yellow, Any unlocks” describes a specific ruleset. Removing any of those details can make a comparison misleading.
A 4:58 Hotdog run should not automatically replace a 5:17 Infinity run in your personal ranking. The category, difficulty, car, and unlock settings are different.
How to Read a Leaderboard Run
A useful leaderboard review starts with the run details rather than the displayed rank. Each entry should answer five questions: Which category was played? Which difficulty was selected? Which car was used? Were unlocks restricted? Was the result verified?
The available featured run answers all five questions clearly. It is an Infinity run on Bronze Loop, completed with the Yellow car and Any unlocks. It has a 5:17 time and verified status. Those details make it a reliable reference point for players attempting the same setup.
The leaderboard page also includes community information. The snapshot lists 10 followers, 6 runs, and 6 players for the game page. Several moderators are shown, including TheBigFatGoat, 1possible, Banana_Guest, frublz, GravyTraps, and LuckyJuan. Moderator listings help identify the people responsible for leaderboard administration, but they do not change the time rankings.
| Field | Why it matters | Example from the snapshot |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Defines the route and objective | Infinity |
| Difficulty | Indicates the selected loop challenge | Bronze Loop |
| Car | Identifies the vehicle setup | Yellow |
| Unlocks | Shows how broad the available options are | Any unlocks |
| Time | Measures the completed run | 5:17 |
| Verification | Indicates moderator review status | Verified |
| Player | Credits the runner | TheBeardedHorsemen |
Select the Exact Category
Choose Infinity, Crown, or Hotdog before comparing times. Do not begin with the overall fastest number, because category rules determine what the time means.
Match the Difficulty and Car
Record the loop difficulty and car color beside your target time. For the featured benchmark, that combination is Bronze Loop and Yellow.
Confirm the Unlock Rule
Check whether the entry uses Any unlocks or All unlocks. Treat these as separate comparison groups unless the leaderboard defines them together.
Check Verification and Details
Review the verification label, player name, date information, and comments before using a run as a serious benchmark.
The time is only one part of a speedrun entry. Category settings and verification details provide the context needed to use that time responsibly.
Practical Improvement Plan
The most reliable way to improve is to narrow the goal. Instead of switching between categories after every attempt, select one leaderboard setup and repeat it. The featured Infinity configuration offers a clear starting point: Bronze Loop, Yellow car, and Any unlocks.
Begin by completing the route without restarting for every small mistake. The first objective is consistency, not a personal best. Once the route feels familiar, identify where time is lost. Common review points include slow turns, unnecessary detours, hesitation before a loop, and mistakes caused by changing the plan mid-run.
Use the leaderboard’s compact field to set staged targets. A player might first aim to finish consistently, then approach the slower visible Infinity benchmark, and finally work toward the 5:17 reference. These targets are more useful when supported by recorded attempts and notes.
| Practice phase | Main objective | Suggested record |
|---|---|---|
| Familiarization | Finish the selected setup consistently | Completion count |
| Stabilization | Reduce major mistakes | Best clean time |
| Optimization | Improve turns and route choices | Personal best |
| Benchmarking | Compare against matching entries | Gap to target |
| Verification review | Confirm rules and result details | Category record |
Consistency First
Repeat the same category and setup until the route feels predictable. Fewer variables make mistakes easier to identify.
Use Small Targets
Set short-term goals based on your own previous times before chasing the top displayed benchmark.
Record Attempts
Keep notes about route errors, difficult sections, and setup changes so each session has a clear purpose.
Leaderboard Practice Checklist:
- Choose one category before starting the session
- Match the selected difficulty and car
- Confirm Any unlocks or All unlocks
- Record at least one clean reference attempt
- Compare the final time with the matching leaderboard setup
A repeatable route is more valuable than a single unusually fast attempt. Lock the setup first, then improve one section at a time.
Leaderboard Reference and FAQ
For the most reliable record details, consult the Infinity in 5:17 leaderboard entry. The page identifies the player, category, difficulty, car, unlock setting, time, verification status, and related leaderboard entries.
The visible snapshot was published on April 16, 2026, while this guide is dated September 12, 2026. Leaderboards can change when new runs are submitted or existing records are reviewed, so check the linked page before treating any time as the latest standing.
| Reference item | Available information |
|---|---|
| Primary leaderboard page | Speedrun.com The Loopler leaderboard |
| Featured run | Infinity in 5:17 |
| Runner | TheBeardedHorsemen |
| Verification moderator | frublz |
| Related categories | Infinity, Crown, Hotdog |
| Visible players | 6 |
| Visible runs | 6 |
Q: What is the best time shown on The Loopler leaderboard?
The fastest displayed entry in the available snapshot is a 4:58 Hotdog Bronze Loop run using the Yellow car and Any unlocks by frublz. It is a different category from the featured 5:17 Infinity run.
Q: What setup does the featured 5:17 run use?
The featured run is Infinity on Bronze Loop with the Yellow car and Any unlocks. It was submitted by TheBeardedHorsemen and is marked verified.
Q: Can I compare Any unlocks with All unlocks?
You can review both settings, but they should usually be treated as separate comparison groups. The snapshot includes Infinity entries with both Any unlocks and All unlocks.
Q: Where can I verify the leaderboard details?
Check the Speedrun.com entry linked in this guide. It provides the featured run's category, difficulty, car, unlock rule, time, player, and verification information.
When updating a personal best, save the exact category settings with the time. That single habit keeps future comparisons accurate and easier to verify.