This website has been made to share any Trackmania related apps and tools that I have developed. This website is currently home to the COTD Elo ranking, a chess like Elo-ranking that is calculated on division 1 results of all COTD's. For now, this is the only thing that this website shows, but I'm planning on adding quite a bit more. If you've encountered any bugs and/or have any feedback, you can join my discord server to let me know!

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In chess, all players are rated by their Elo-rating. If a player wins against someone with a lower Elo, their rating increases slightly. If they win against a player with a higher rating, their rating increases significantly. While chess is played 1v1, this system can also be applied to Trackmania's COTD. This can be done by matching every player in a division against the other 63 players in a 1v1. By calculating the Elo change for every 1v1 matchup in a division, a total Elo change can be determined for a COTD result. This Elo-ranking shows the resulting Elo for all players after taking into account all division 1 results of the main COTD.

Only players that have played at least 25 COTD's in division 1, and have at least 5 division 1 appearances in the last 75 days, will appear in this leaderboard. These limits have been set so that every player has competed in a large enough amount of matches to be able to reliably determine their Elo. The 5 recent division 1 appearances guarantee that a player is currently active so that the listed Elo ratings are currently accurate. The leaderboard does not show the exact Elo-ratings, but a rating that has been converted to a value between 0 and 100. Players that have the same rating in the leaderboard are actually still ordered by their exact Elo rating. A player at position 8 with rating 86 is thus likely to be higher rated than a player at position 9 with the same rating. The change column shows how much Elo a player has gained or lost with their last COTD result. The leaderboard updates every day at COTD+1.

You might notice that some well known players are quite low on the ranking and vice versa. This is because the rating system rewards consistently high finishes. If a player for example qualifies for division 1, but chooses not to play rounds, they are classified as last and thus lose a lot of points. If a player finishes consistently in the top 8/16, they are likely to appear towards the top 10 of this leaderboard rather quickly, even if they haven't won a COTD.

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Attribution for some of the icons used on this website:
-Coffee icon by Icons8
-Info icon by Icons8