Where to find your agility lap records in the game

Your lap times at agility courses in Old School RuneScape are tracked automatically, but you won't see them in a dedicated menu or interface. Instead, the game records your progress through experience gained and the number of laps completed, which you can infer from your Agility level and total experience. The most direct way to see how many laps you've done is to check your experience counter before and after a session, then divide the difference by the experience per lap for that specific course.

If you're looking for actual lap times—how many seconds each lap took—OSRS does not display this information in-game. The game tracks your completion but not the duration. Some players use third-party tools like RuneLite (a popular client overlay) to log and display lap times, but the base game itself shows only experience and completion count.

Key Takeaways

  • OSRS does not display lap times in the base game; you see only experience gained and can calculate laps from that.
  • Each agility course awards a fixed amount of experience per successful lap, so you can divide total experience gained by that amount to count laps.
  • RuneLite and other third-party clients can track and display lap times if you want to monitor your speed over time.
  • Your Agility level and total experience in the skill are visible in your stats menu and on the hiscores, showing your overall progress.
  • Some courses have shortcuts that award no experience, so your lap count may not match the number of times you ran the course.

How to calculate laps from experience gained

To find out how many laps you've completed, you need to know the experience reward for each lap at your current course. Different courses award different amounts: the Gnome Stronghold course gives 86.5 experience per lap, the Rooftop courses vary (Draynor gives 10 experience, Varrock gives 25, and so on), and the Hallowed Sepulchre gives much more at higher levels.

Check your Agility experience before you start a session by opening your stats menu (press the stats button or check your character panel). Write down the number. Run laps for a set time, then check your experience again. Subtract the starting number from the ending number to get total experience gained. Divide that by the experience per lap for your course, and you have your lap count.

For example, if you gained 8,650 experience at the Gnome Stronghold course (which awards 86.5 per lap), you completed 100 laps. This method works for any course and is the only way to track laps using the base game alone.

Using RuneLite to log and display lap times

RuneLite is a free third-party client that overlays information on top of OSRS. It includes an Agility plugin that automatically tracks your laps, displays your current lap time, and logs your average lap time over a session. To use it, read RuneLite from the official website, launch it, and log in with your OSRS account credentials.

Once in-game, open the plugin hub (the puzzle-piece icon in the sidebar) and search for "Agility". Install the Agility plugin. The plugin will then display a small overlay on your screen showing your lap count, the time of your current lap in progress, and your average lap time. This data resets each time you log out, but it gives you real-time feedback on your speed and consistency during a session.

RuneLite is safe to use—Jagex (the developer of OSRS) has stated that clients like RuneLite that display information already available in-game do not violate the rules. However, always read from the official RuneLite website to avoid malware or account theft.

Checking your overall agility progress on the hiscores

Your total Agility experience and level are public information visible on the OSRS hiscores. You can search for your username on the official hiscores page or through third-party sites like CrumbData or Wise Old Man. Your rank, level, and total experience in Agility are displayed there, which shows your long-term progress across all courses and training methods.

This does not tell you lap times or how many laps you've done at a specific course, but it does show whether you're progressing overall. If you're training at multiple courses (for example, rooftop courses for speed and Hallowed Sepulchre for experience), your total experience reflects all of them combined.

Why the base game does not track individual lap times

OSRS was designed to minimize the amount of data stored about individual player actions. Tracking the exact duration of every lap would require the game to record timestamps for each completion, which would increase server load and storage requirements. Instead, the game records only your experience and level, which are much smaller data points.

This design choice also keeps the game's interface simpler. The developers prioritize showing you the information that matters most—your level and experience—rather than granular performance metrics. If you want those metrics, third-party tools like RuneLite fill that gap.

Comparing your lap times across different courses

If you want to compare how fast you complete laps at different courses, you'll need to use RuneLite or manually time yourself with a stopwatch. Each course has different difficulty, obstacle types, and experience rewards, so lap times are not directly comparable. A lap at the Draynor Rooftop course (very straightforward, low experience) will always be faster than a lap at the Hallowed Sepulchre (very difficult, high experience).

What matters more is your experience per hour, which you can calculate by timing a session, noting your experience gain, and dividing by the number of minutes played. This tells you whether you're improving at a specific course or whether switching to a different course would be more efficient for your goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see how many laps I've done at a specific course?

Not directly in the base game. You can calculate it by checking your experience before and after a session, then dividing by the experience per lap for that course. RuneLite's Agility plugin will count laps for you during a session, but the count resets when you log out.

Does OSRS show lap times anywhere in the game?

No. The base game does not display how long each lap took. RuneLite and other third-party clients can track this information, but it is not available in the official game interface.

Is it safe to use RuneLite to track agility laps?

Yes. Jagex has confirmed that RuneLite and similar clients that display information already available in-game do not violate the rules. Always read from the official RuneLite website to avoid fake versions.

How do I know if I'm getting faster at agility?

Track your experience per hour over multiple sessions. If you're gaining more experience in the same amount of time, you're improving. RuneLite will show you your average lap time during a session, which is another way to measure improvement.

Why does my lap count not match the number of times I ran the course?

Some agility shortcuts award no experience, so running them does not count as a lap for experience purposes. Also, if you fail an obstacle, that attempt does not award experience and does not count as a completed lap.