Terms & conditions
The rules for using Slipstream, a free fan-made browser game. Agreement and who runs Slipstream, Eligibility and age, Personal use of the game, Independent fan project, Free and non-commercial, Team logos, sponsor marks and…
The rules for using Slipstream, a free fan-made browser game.
Agreement and who runs Slipstream
These terms cover use of the Slipstream game, its guides and project pages at slipstream.games. Slipstream is run by an independent developer based in the UK. By using the site you agree to these terms and the policies linked below. If you do not agree, please do not use the site. Questions can be sent to contact@slipstream.games. These terms apply from 21 October 2026.
Eligibility and age
If you are under 18, ask a parent or guardian before creating an account or contacting us. Playing requires sign-in and an internet connection. There are no purchases, chat or public posting. Accounts use personal information as described in Privacy.
Personal use of the game
You may access the prototype through its intended browser interface for lawful personal entertainment. This access does not transfer ownership of the software, illustrations, written content or third-party material. Rights provided by applicable law and third-party licences are preserved. Separate written permission may be needed for other uses.
Independent fan project
Slipstream is not an official competition, team or driver product. No sponsorship, authorisation, endorsement or commercial partnership with a referenced motorsport organisation, team, driver or sponsor is represented. This applies to names, likenesses, official team logos, liveries, and the sponsor marks drawn on cars, race suits and helmets. The Disclaimer and Trade marks & likenesses pages explain these references in more detail.
Free and non-commercial
Slipstream is free to play and is not a commercial product. There are no purchases, adverts, sponsorships or paid features, and the project does not make money from the real-world names, logos, liveries or likenesses shown in the game. If that ever changes, these terms will be updated first.
Team logos, sponsor marks and liveries
Official team logos and simplified sponsor marks on cars, race suits and helmets are shown only to identify the real teams, cars and partners that inspired the game. Their appearance does not mean that Slipstream is licensed, sponsored, approved or endorsed by any team, driver, sponsor, manufacturer or competition, and it does not give you permission to reuse those marks. All rights remain with their owners. A rights holder who wants a reference clarified, corrected or removed can email contact@slipstream.games. We aim to reply within 7 days and will promptly remove or replace a disputed mark while the request is reviewed, without treating that action as an admission.
Acceptable use
Do not use the site to distribute unlawful material, impersonate another person, misrepresent affiliation, introduce malicious code or attempt unauthorised access. Do not disrupt infrastructure, bypass access restrictions or use automated requests in a way that interferes with availability. These restrictions do not remove activities or rights that applicable law requires us to allow.
Search engines, AI and automated access
Search engines, AI assistants and AI crawlers are welcome to read, index, summarise and learn from the site’s own text, guides and pages, as set out in our robots.txt, and llms.txt is provided to help them. Please do not overload the site with automated requests or use it in a way that interferes with availability. Team logos, sponsor marks and other third-party material belong to their owners, and this permission does not cover them or allow anyone to republish the game’s artwork as their own.
Game content and accuracy
Driver ratings, performance, tyre behaviour, upgrades, finances and results are fictional simulation values. Simplified calendars, circuit maps and rules may differ from the real sport. Guides can become outdated as the game changes. No result, guide or statistic is a prediction or a promise of success inside or outside the game.
Virtual credits and purchases
Development credits are game counters used within a career. This build does not offer a facility to redeem them for money or represent them as a financial asset. No paid service, subscription, wager or purchase is offered.
Local saves and files
Careers are saved online to your account. Unsent changes may be buffered in this browser, and can be lost if the tab closes or site data is cleared before saving succeeds. Export backups before replacing careers. Imported files are validated before saving. Downloaded or shared copies remain under your control.
Availability and changes
The prototype may change, contain errors or be temporarily unavailable. Features, balance values and save formats may be revised. We do not promise continuous access, a particular update schedule or indefinite compatibility. Where applicable law requires notice or other safeguards, those requirements take priority. Material changes to final terms should be clearly dated and communicated where required.
Privacy and external services
The Privacy and Cookies & storage pages explain what information the site handles and what it stores in your browser. Third-party links lead to services operated under their own terms and privacy notices. The presence of a link is not a guarantee about that service.
Ownership and permitted reuse
Project material and third-party material can have different rights holders and licences. A visible credit, a download or access through a browser does not by itself permit republication, commercial exploitation or reuse of someone else’s branding. The Copyright & permissions page explains how to request permission. Applicable exceptions and open-source licences remain available on their own terms.
Feedback and rights reports
Send feedback, corrections and rights enquiries to contact@slipstream.games. Sending feedback does not transfer your ownership or grant an unlimited licence over unrelated work. Do not send confidential material, credentials or third-party assets you cannot lawfully share. Copyright concerns can follow the Copyright complaints & takedown page; other rights concerns should identify the right and the material involved.
Warranties and responsibility
This is a free prototype offered in its current condition. Subject to applicable law, we do not promise that it will be error-free, uninterrupted, fit a particular purpose or compatible with every device, browser or saved file. To the extent the law permits, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of opportunity or loss of data that was not caused by our breach. Nothing here excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or mandatory consumer rights.
Rights that remain protected
Nothing here is intended to exclude fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence where it cannot be excluded, or any other liability or statutory right that applicable law does not permit us to limit. Mandatory consumer protections take priority over conflicting wording.
Suspension and termination
We may restrict or suspend access for security, misuse, a legal obligation, a court order or the removal of disputed material. Where it is reasonable and lawful to do so, we will explain the reason and provide a route to ask for review. Restrictions do not affect rights that applicable law says cannot be removed or limited.
Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have non-exclusive jurisdiction, so you may still use a court that the law allows you to use. Nothing here removes mandatory consumer protections in the country where you live, statutory time limits or the right to raise a concern with a regulator.
Relationship to the other policies
Read these terms together with the Privacy, Copyright, Copyright complaints, Trade marks and Disclaimer pages. Those pages do not independently establish a licence to third-party rights or a statutory liability defence. An invalid provision does not override mandatory law, and a future revision cannot simply erase rights already acquired under applicable law.