🇺🇸 United States 🏃 Sprint 100 leaderboard
100 taps. How fast can you finish? This page is the United States chapter of that contest — live standings on the rankings page.
Every country produces its own style of fast, and Sprint 100 — a test of sustained tap speed — is where United States's players prove theirs. Solo runs from United States post straight onto national and world boards, flag 🇺🇸 attached.
How the United States Sprint 100 ladder works
Sprint 100 is a solo mode, so the United States ladder here is about records: every run posts your score against the world and against United States. Time to complete 100 taps: the inverse of a click test. Instead of counting clicks in a fixed window, the work is fixed and the clock is your enemy. 100 taps at a sustained 8 CPS is 12.5 seconds; the leaderboard's upper floors live well below that.
Country detection is automatic — play from United States and your results carry the 🇺🇸 flag. No signup, no forms: an editable auto-nickname holds your record.
How to play Sprint 100
- Hit start — the clock runs from your first tap.
- Tap the block as fast as you can, 100 times.
- The timer stops on tap #100.
- Your time goes to the world leaderboard — beat it or be beaten.
Climbing tips
- Open at 90%, not 100% — the players who redline taps 1–30 donate their finish to the clock.
- Alternate two thumbs on mobile; it's the legal butterfly and the leaderboard's worst-kept secret.
- Keep the tapping finger's arc tiny — millimetres of travel, a hundred times, is the hidden time-sink.
Full strategy, scoring detail and FAQs live on the Sprint 100 game page.