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Random & Custom WikiRace
Roll a random pair, or type any two Wikipedia articles. Add rules for a harder race, then share the link to challenge a friend.
Racing with friends
Every race has its own link. After you finish, press Share — your friends open the same start and target and try to beat your clicks. For a classroom or a stream, pick the route together and have everyone start at the same moment.
Rule variants
Classic WikiRace variants are built in. No United States blocks the article everyone uses as a shortcut; No countries blocks every country article; No Back button means one wrong click can cost you; a click limit or time limit ends the race early. Blocked links are crossed out in the article. The rules are saved in your share link.
Want to race at the same moment as your friends? Open a multiplayer room instead.
Picking a good route
The best routes connect two things that feel unrelated but share a hidden bridge, like Banana → Moon or Ancient Egypt → Minecraft. Very obscure targets (a small village, a minor footballer) can take dozens of clicks. Browse WikiRace ideas for tested pairs by difficulty.