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Season 08

Standings

The recorded board is computed from the race archive; the live board is the show's own, as last announced on stream — the lives are never posted anywhere else.

Live Season

10 marbles
MarbleWins
1Texas Red7
2Outlaw5
3Blondie3
4Mystic3
5Ghost3
6Ginger3
7Ranger2
8Wrangler1
9The Law1
10Cowgorl1

Recorded Season

10 marbles · 28 races
MarbleWins
1Outlaw6
2Blondie5
3Cowgorl4
4The Law4
5Ginger2
6Mystic2
7Wrangler2
8Texas Red1
9Ranger1
10Ghost1

Statistics

Career records and head to head

Every figure on this page is a count, not an estimate. Each one comes from the finishing orders recovered from the race commentary — the positions the host actually calls out, video by video, added up. Nothing here is projected, modelled or rounded in anyone's favour. Where a result could not be recovered from the tape it is left out rather than guessed, and the page says where those gaps are.

Coverage

Numbered season races with a full finishing order179
Elimination specials14
1v1 / versus races archived111
1v1 races with a stated winner42
1v1 races that cannot be resolved69

The 69 unresolved 1v1s are the 2024-era videos cut to music with no commentary. No winner is ever said out loud in them, so they are left blank rather than guessed at from the footage. They were put through transcription a second time with the speech detection switched off, to be certain nothing was being missed — there is simply no race call on them to recover.

How solid each result is

ConfidenceRaces
high105
medium53
medium-high18
low3

Every race carries a confidence rating recorded at the point its result was pulled off the tape — essentially, how clearly and how completely the host called that finishing order. Season 8 is the only season that has also been checked against the show's own published board; Seasons 3–7 have no outside check.

Career record — numbered season races

Across all 179 numbered season races with a recovered finishing order.

MarbleRacesWinsWin ratePodiumsPodium rateAvg finishLast place
Ghost1792312.8%5329.6%5.4022
Outlaw1712313.5%5632.7%4.9511
Mystic1162118.1%5144.0%4.435
Ginger1781910.7%6436.0%5.0313
The Law1771910.7%5229.4%5.6328
Texas Red178179.6%5732.0%5.4024
Cowgorl178169.0%5933.1%5.3815
Blondie177158.5%5531.1%5.2918
Ranger173126.9%4827.7%5.4515
Wrangler175126.9%4123.4%5.6428

A win is counted only where the host names the winner, not from whoever sits at the top of a reconstructed order. Two races — Season 5 Race 7 and Season 8 Race 30 — have a full order but no winner called: each tape cuts off before the final, and its top two places are flagged uncertain. They contribute entries and eliminations to the table above, but a win to nobody.

Avg finish is the mean finishing position, so lower is better. Field size changes across the archive — nine marbles in Seasons 3–4, ten from Season 5 once Mystic joined — so average finish compares cleanly within a season and only roughly between them.

Season by season — recorded races only

Season 3

30 recorded races archived.

MarbleRecorded winsRecorded points
Outlaw77
Cowgorl55
Ghost44
Texas Red33
The Law33
Wrangler33
Ginger22
Ranger22
Blondie11

Recorded-race leader: Outlaw — 7 points from 7 wins.

Season 4

30 recorded races archived.

MarbleRecorded winsRecorded points
Ginger77
Ghost66
Blondie33
Texas Red33
Wrangler33
Cowgorl22
Outlaw22
Ranger22
The Law22

Recorded-race leader: Ginger — 7 points from 7 wins.

Season 5

30 recorded races archived, 2 of them flagged double-points in the caption.

MarbleRecorded winsRecorded points
Ghost67
Texas Red67
Mystic44
Ranger44
Blondie33
Ginger33
Cowgorl11
Outlaw11
The Law11

Recorded-race leader: Ghost — 7 points from 6 wins.

Season 6

29 recorded races archived, 5 of them flagged double-points in the caption.

MarbleRecorded winsRecorded points
The Law67
Ghost46
Ginger45
Texas Red45
Mystic44
Outlaw33
Wrangler22
Blondie11
Ranger11

Recorded-race leader: The Law — 7 points from 6 wins.

Season 7

31 recorded races archived, 1 of them flagged double-points in the caption.

MarbleRecorded winsRecorded points
Mystic1111
Outlaw45
Cowgorl44
Ranger33
The Law33
Blondie22
Wrangler22
Ghost11
Ginger11

Recorded-race leader: Mystic — 11 points from 11 wins.

Season 8

29 recorded races archived, 3 of them flagged double-points in the caption.

MarbleRecorded winsRecorded points
Outlaw67
Blondie56
Cowgorl44
The Law44
Mystic23
Ghost22
Ginger22
Wrangler22
Texas Red11

Recorded-race leader: Outlaw — 7 points from 6 wins, after a double-points win in Race 28 took him past Blondie's 6.

Why the leader is usually not the champion

The show publishes a champion for each season. Set that against the recorded-race leader from the tables above and the two lists mostly disagree — which is the most useful thing on this page.

SeasonOfficial championRecorded-race leader (wins)Same marble?
3OutlawOutlaw (7)yes
4OutlawGinger (7)no
5MysticGhost (6)no
6Texas RedThe Law (6)no
7MysticMystic (11)yes
8not yet decidedOutlaw (6)in progress

They agree in Seasons 3 and 7 and part company in Seasons 4, 5 and 6. That is not the archive failing. It is the format working exactly as it was designed to, and there are four reasons for it.

  1. Season points are not the title. The host is explicit that a season's accumulated points convert into lives for the grand finale — "the points that they attained for the season count as lives for the final race". Points buy a marble a better chance in the decider; they do not win it.
  2. The live races award points, and they are never posted. Season points are handed out in the TikTok lives too — "The Law won the live, so got two points tonight" — and those streams do not go up afterwards, so there is no footage of them to count. Every season table on this page is missing an unknown number of live-race points.
  3. From Season 6 the finale is posted, so the champion is recoverable — just not from a points table. The Season 6 finale ends with the host naming Texas Red the recorded-race champion outright, off a shortcut win over Ginger (2026-02-01). The Law led that season on points and lost the decider. So the "no" rows above are not holes in the archive; they are the difference between leading a season and winning its final.
  4. Seasons 3–5 have no posted finale at all. The Season 6 finale opens by calling itself the first season with a recorded-race championship, so no earlier champion can be verified from the footage. Whatever settled the published champions for Seasons 3 to 5, it was not a race that was posted.

The per-race finishing orders on this page are solid and come straight from the commentary. A season standings table built from them alone will still contradict the show's own champions about half the time. Anywhere these tables appear, they are recorded races only — and the champion of a season is whoever the show says it is, not whoever sits at the top of a column here.

The lives formula — an open question

Extra lives for the finale are allocated from the recorded-race season, and the evidence on this page points to one per win, on top of one base life. The Season 6 finale says as much directly — "No extra lives for Cowgirl since she won zero of the recorded races for the season" — and Ranger, on a single recorded win, is described as having "two total".

Head to head

How often the row marble finished ahead of the column marble, across all 179 numbered season races. Read a row left to right.

BlondieCowgorlGhostGingerMysticOutlawRangerTexas RedThe LawWrangler
Blondie86–⁠9194–⁠8384–⁠9348–⁠6877–⁠9389–⁠8397–⁠8090–⁠8691–⁠82
Cowgorl91–⁠8683–⁠9582–⁠9642–⁠7477–⁠9489–⁠8490–⁠8893–⁠8496–⁠78
Ghost83–⁠9495–⁠8386–⁠9237–⁠7978–⁠9390–⁠8385–⁠9394–⁠8387–⁠88
Ginger93–⁠8496–⁠8292–⁠8651–⁠6585–⁠8697–⁠7695–⁠83101–⁠7694–⁠80
Mystic68–⁠4874–⁠4279–⁠3765–⁠5166–⁠4564–⁠5073–⁠4370–⁠4577–⁠37
Outlaw93–⁠7794–⁠7793–⁠7886–⁠8545–⁠6695–⁠7298–⁠73100–⁠7091–⁠77
Ranger83–⁠8984–⁠8983–⁠9076–⁠9750–⁠6472–⁠9584–⁠8994–⁠7892–⁠78
Texas Red80–⁠9788–⁠9093–⁠8583–⁠9543–⁠7373–⁠9889–⁠8493–⁠8496–⁠78
The Law86–⁠9084–⁠9383–⁠9476–⁠10145–⁠7070–⁠10078–⁠9484–⁠9388–⁠85
Wrangler82–⁠9178–⁠9688–⁠8780–⁠9437–⁠7777–⁠9178–⁠9278–⁠9685–⁠88

Most lopsided rivalries

Pairs with at least 20 shared races, ranked by how far from even the split is.

MatchupRecordSplit
Ghost vs Mystic37–7932%
Mystic vs Wrangler77–3768%
Cowgorl vs Mystic42–7436%
Mystic vs Texas Red73–4363%
Mystic vs The Law70–4561%
Mystic vs Outlaw66–4559%
Outlaw vs The Law100–7059%
Blondie vs Mystic48–6841%

1v1 record

From the 42 versus races where a winner is said out loud. The other 69 are the music-only videos with no race call, which makes this a small and lopsided sample — it leans heavily towards the later, commentated era.

Marble1v1 racesWinsLossesWin rate
Blondie316460.0%
Ginger316746.2%
Texas Red276650.0%
The Law265645.5%
Wrangler245362.5%
Ghost124357.1%
Ranger263442.9%
Cowgorl32166.7%
Mystic31150.0%
Outlaw251420.0%

"1v1 races" counts every versus video a marble appears in, including the unresolvable ones. Wins, losses and win rate count only the races where the host names a winner — which is why the wins and losses do not add up to the races column.

Elimination specials

14 specials with a recovered result. These ran smaller fields than the numbered seasons — 7 marbles in late 2024, 8 by Dec 2024–Apr 2025 — because the roster was still growing.

MarbleSpecial wins
Texas Red3
Wrangler3
Outlaw2
Ghost2
Ranger1
Ginger1
The Law1
Blondie1

Audience

FormatVideosTotal viewsAvg views/videoTotal likesTotal comments
season-race17822,528,049126,5621,312,00243,338
elimination-special1918,627,224980,3801,072,58324,995
versus11114,350,881129,287489,3065,950
other111,919,100174,46396,9782,154
multi-versus3262,57287,52412,486434
unknown1105,600105,6006,687270
announcement116,60016,60028534

Videos here are counted by the format they were posted as, so these totals do not line up exactly with the race counts higher up the page — a video and a recovered race result are not the same unit.

Most-viewed videos

ViewsVideoDateFormat
6,200,000Ranger🟢 vs Blondie🟡2025-02-25versus
4,500,000Elimination Race!🤠🏁✨2025-03-06elimination-special
3,000,000The whole gang elimination!🏁🤠2024-09-21elimination-special
2,900,000Whole Crew Elimination Race🏁🤠✨2025-03-02elimination-special
1,400,000The Whole Town Elimination🏁🤠2024-11-07elimination-special
1,400,000Choose your color! Brand new course!2025-02-22other
1,300,000Season 4 Race 1 🤠🏁✨2025-06-15season-race
1,200,000Elimination Race!🤠🏁✨2025-04-03elimination-special
1,000,000Elimination Race!🤠🏁✨2025-03-17elimination-special
891,800Outlaw⚫️ vs Ghost⚪️2025-03-06versus
873,100Ginger🟠 vs Wrangler🩵2025-02-26versus
871,200Elimination Race with the whole crew🤠🏁✨2025-03-11elimination-special
780,000Ranger🟢 vs Texas Red🔴2024-09-08versus
666,000Elimination Race!🏁🤠✨2025-03-27elimination-special
623,200The Whole Town Elimination Battle!🏁🤠✨2024-10-01elimination-special

Where these numbers come from

  • Finishing orders are taken from the race commentary — what the host calls, video by video — and each race carries its own confidence rating. 105 of the 179 season races are high confidence.
  • Season and race numbers come from the video captions, with four corrections applied: two Season 6 races that were captioned as Season 5, plus captions where the "1" in "Off-Season 1v1" was mistaken for a season number. With those four fixed the seasons run contiguously with no overlaps, which is the check that the corrections are right.
  • Points assume one point per recorded win, doubled where the caption flags a double-points race. The host has stated the double-points window inconsistently — "the last five races" in one video, "no, three races" in another — so the raw win column is the safer of the two.
  • Team races award a season point to both marbles on the winning team. The footage does not record who was on which team, so those points are not included here; the affected races are marked as team races in the archive.
  • Not counted at all: points won in the live races on TikTok, and the grand finale itself, which is one huge elimination race in which a season's points become extra lives rather than deciding the title directly.