List of players who have held a 300 score in Professional Mode

A score of 300 on the Professional Mode leaderboards is the highest score that can be achieved. It requires holding the world record on each of the Professional Mode campaign's 20 maps, and doing so often requires a player to be immensely superior to their peers, as they have to stop every player from taking even just one record. Since the mode was released in 2011, only a handful of players have ever achieved it, and there has not been a player with 300 score since 2018.
Date achieved 	Player name 	Length of time held 	Notes
April 25th, 2011 	BlueHaus 	~15 minutes 	BlueHaus was a tester for the mode, and drove all the author times on the maps. The first author medal was beaten around 15 minutes after the mode released.
April 26th, 2011 	DragonSlayr1991	6 hours 	DragonSlayr1991 drove many of the first world records on the campaign's tracks. His records are often used by many new drivers as a benchmark past the author medals.
May 9th, 2011 	sheu 	2 weeks 	sheu is one of the oldest remaining Professional Mode drivers, with them starting a mere few hours after the mode was released and still competing to this day.
August 27th, 2011 	1997 	2 hours 	1997 found a bug which allowed them to use the normal TrackMania physics in Professional Mode, allowing them to easily get the world records on each map using bugs like the Finishbug. However, after their activity was noticed by players, all their records were wiped, and the player was never seen again.
March 15th, 2013 	Nitrogon 	2 months, 1 week 	When Nitrogon reached his 300 score in 2013, he was widely regarded as the best active player in TrackMania. He was forced to quit the game in 2014, however, due to him joining the military.
February 20th, 2016	Minus 	2 years, 5 months, 3 weeks	Very little is known about Minus other than his TrackMania experience. His driving skills were far ahead of other players, and he achieved a 300 score just 2 months after first playing TrackMania. He played the game for approximately 1 and a half years, before quitting, as he found that it was becoming boring playing against his own records. Despite him quitting, it took over a year before any of his records were beaten, and he is still third place on the leaderboards, holding 3 records. Many, including the majority of members of teams like STAR Team, consider Minus to be the best TrackMania player of all time.