WikiRace Answers: Past Daily Challenges

The answer to every past WikiRace daily challenge: the start and target article, the shortest route, and the leaderboard with every top player's route. Today's answer is revealed after the challenge closes. Play today's challenge

How WikiRace answers work

Every day at midnight UTC, WikiRace Online picks one start and one target article, and every player races the same route. When the challenge closes, its answer page goes up with the shortest route our solver found (the par), the best route a player took, and the top 10 leaderboard with each player's full route.

The solver checks every 1- and 2-click route and the most likely 3-click ones, so a par of 2 is exact and a par of 3 means there is no 2-click shortcut. The routes that needed 3 clicks are collected in our hardest WikiRace routes. Nobody can look up an answer while its challenge is running; the WikiRace cheats guide covers what else counts as fair play. To get closer to par yourself, read the Wikipedia speedrun tips.

WikiRace answers FAQ

Where can I find today's WikiRace answer?

Today's answer is published after the challenge closes at midnight UTC, so it can't spoil the leaderboard. Play today's challenge first, then come back to compare your route.

Is the shortest route the only answer?

No. Any route that reaches the target by clicking links counts. Each answer page shows the fewest clicks our solver found and the routes players actually took.

Are these the answers for other Wikipedia games?

These are the answers to the WikiRace Online daily challenge. Other Wikipedia games pick their own routes, but the same strategies solve them.