Information for Parents

Updated 2026-11-11

Who the site is for

Racing Games Hub is a general audience site. It is not aimed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone. The games are free browser titles in car racing, drift, motorbike, trucks and monster trucks, and stunts. No account and no download are needed to play.

What we pick and what we exclude

Our editors choose each game by hand. A game must load in a desktop and a mobile browser, fit the racing niche, and contain no adult or gambling content. We do not bulk-import catalogs, and we do not invent features, ratings or player numbers. Each game page text is written from the developer’s own description and controls list, with AI writing tools helping to draft it, and every text passes our editorial checks before it goes live.

Ads inside the player

Games can show ads inside the player. Those ads come from the game provider, not from us, and we do not control them. The site itself sets no cookies and shows no ads of its own. When a visitor presses Play, the player loads from html5.gamemonetize.co inside an iframe, and it then contacts GameMonetize and Google ad services, which receive the visitor’s IP address and browser data and may set cookies under their own policies. Before Play, no third-party game or ad request is made.

No accounts, no chat, no personal data

We have no user accounts, no comments, no chat, no newsletter and no forms that collect personal data. We do not sell or share personal data. The site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, a cookieless page-view counter that records aggregate visits without cookies or cross-site tracking. Cloudflare, our host, processes request logs for security and delivery.

Saved games stay on the device

The Save button under a game stores the game’s name in the visitor’s own browser using localStorage. It never leaves the device, and we cannot see it. Removing a game from Saved or clearing site data in the browser deletes it.

Tips for parents

Browser or device controls can limit ads and play time. A parent can ask us what data we hold; the answer is normally nothing beyond Cloudflare’s logs.