Base game
- Rider Master Unlock All Trophy 8.6%Very rare
- Race Rookie Complete 3 levels in Race mode 42.2%Rare
- Timetrial Trainee Complete 3 levels in Timetrial mode 20%Rare
- Eliminator Initiate Complete 3 levels in Eliminator mode 17.5%Rare
- Flawless Finish Finish a level without hitting anything 27.2%Rare
- Starter's Victory Win a race using the default car 75%Common
- Money Milestone Accumulate 20,000 money 33.7%Rare
- Race Rising Complete 7 levels in Race mode 26.4%Rare
- Timetrial Achiever Complete 7 levels in Timetrial mode 16.4%Rare
- Eliminator Conqueror Complete 7 levels in Eliminator mode 14.4%Very rare
- Flawless Run Finish 3 levels in any mode without hitting anything 18.8%Rare
- Nitron Victory Win a race using the Nitron RX7 car 14.3%Very rare
- Money Mastery Accumulate 50,000 money 14%Very rare
- Fifth Gear Champion Finish first in 5 levels in Race Mode 40.5%Rare
- Race Champion Complete all 15 levels in Race mode 18%Rare
- Timetrial Champion Complete all 15 levels in Timetrial mode 9.2%Very rare
- Eliminator Champion Complete all 15 levels in Eliminator mode 12.7%Very rare
- Flawless Quintet Finish 5 levels in any mode without hitting anything 16.2%Rare
- Money Mogul Accumulate 100,000 money. 9.6%Very rare
- Thunderbolt Triumph Complete a race using the THUNDERBOLT GTRX2 car 11.8%Very rare
- Unscathed Veteran Complete a total of 10 levels across all modes without hitting anything 10.8%Very rare
Trophy facts for Speedway Legends: Overdrive Racing
How many trophies does Speedway Legends: Overdrive Racing have?
Speedway Legends: Overdrive Racing (PS4) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze, worth 1,290 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Speedway Legends: Overdrive Racing platinum trophy?
8.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Speedway Legends: Overdrive Racing. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Speedway Legends: Overdrive Racing?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Rider Master” (Very rare), earned by 8.6% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
