Krillion SportsPlay free →About Krillion Sports
Krillion Sports at krillionsports.com is an independent fan-made version for players who want to start a short Sports trivia game immediately. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original game. The sole experience reference for this project is the Sports game at krillion.to; this statement does not assert ownership or identity of that domain.
What you can play here
One complete pack contains seven timed typed-answer questions. It is free, needs no account or download, and can be replayed with the same questions. Results use your actual submitted answers and scores. There is no global leaderboard, daily replacement pack, online answer judge or claim to include every source-game pack.
A local Sports catalogue
The answer list contains 57 distinct factual answers covering rugby, Olympic host cities, tennis rankings, Olympic sprinting, rally and cycling. It is a dated historical pack, with the newest eligible records ending in 2024. The question boundary determines whether an answer qualifies; a current roster or later championship is not substituted into a historical question.
The source's six fixed tier values are preserved. Six individually observed answer scores are retained, while the other answer-to-tier assignments belong to this local version. A tier is not a judgement of an athlete's quality and is not a measured player popularity statistic. The scoring page shows all local answers, scope notes and sources.
Sources and production materials
Sports facts were collected from the governing bodies, competitions and statistical records linked below on 10 October 2026. The catalogue is independently selected for these seven finite questions and uses original explanations and local aliases. It does not reproduce the source game's private backend database.
- Six Nations Rugby: union/team list. The six men's championship unions; 2026 source page.
- Japanese Olympic Committee: Olympic host cities and Games links. Summer host-city table for 1988–2020 and Paris 2024 Games link.
- ATP Awards Honour Roll. Year-end No. 1 honour roll; only seasons 2000–2024 included. Search-extracted primary-source text was available; direct open returned 403.
- ATP: 2024 year-end rankings release. Jannik Sinner ended 2024 ranked No. 1.
- Olympedia: men's Olympic 100 metres medal records. Recorded gold medallists for Olympic editions 1988–2024; researchers' primary statistical database.
- WRC History. Drivers' world champions from 2000 through 2024; not co-drivers or manufacturers.
- UCI: 2018 annual report. Names the three Grand Tours and five Classic races used in this question.
- UCI: the monumental Van der Poel–Pogačar duel. Confirms the five Monuments by their familiar names.
- Tour de France: 2024 historical guide. General-classification winners 2011–2023; published by race organizer ASO.
- Tour de France: Pogačar seals third overall Tour victory in 2024. Race organizer's final-stage report confirming the 2024 general-classification winner; the earlier winners are covered by the historical guide.
The site's brand mark and game scene are created for this version. Internal reference screenshots are comparison evidence, not product backgrounds. No licence to publish the source game's art, sound, code or branding is asserted.
Pixel lettering uses VT323 by Peter Hull, distributed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Read the bundled font licence. Game sounds are short original Web Audio tones, with a mute control; no source-game audio sample is reused.
Contact
For a missing answer or site issue, include the question and a useful source link: [email protected].