Marble & Team Registry
The franchise marble of Boro Blazers. Blazer's name isn't just for show — explosive starts and iron-willed finishes have made it one of the most decorated marbles in BML history. Two championship medals, two MVP plaques, and an 8-race win streak in Season 10 that may stand forever. In the heat of a comeback, there is no marble you want more.
No marble in BML history has dominated quite like Spectra. Four MVP awards. Three championships. An 11-race consecutive podium streak that left commentators speechless. Spectra's rainbow-spectrum shift at full speed has become the league's most iconic visual — and its win rate remains the gold standard against which all others are measured.
Goldrush doesn't make headlines — it just wins. The cornerstone of Boro Blazers' consistency across 12 seasons, Goldrush is the model of a complete marble: clean on corners, efficient on straights, and almost impossibly reliable. Just two DNFs in 115 career races. A Season 6 MVP and the cleanest driving record in BML history.
You never know which Vortex shows up. The highest upset win rate in the league — 14 victories over heavy favourites — and a championship in Season 7 that defied every prediction. Vortex either wins or spectacularly falls apart. There is no middle ground. Betting on Vortex is not a strategy. It's a statement of faith.
Nova is defined by its comebacks. From 0-2 down in the Season 9 finals before staging the most dramatic reversal in BML history, to an 18-upset victory total that leads all active marbles. Nova thrives in adversity. The bigger the deficit, the more dangerous this marble becomes.
Phantom moves quietly. Without fanfare, without headlines, Phantom delivered the most unexpected championship in BML history in Season 2 — coming from 4th in the regular season. The stealth approach is Phantom's trademark: invisible until the final straight, then unbeatable. Nine upset wins and a 5-race streak that shocked the field in Season 2.
Storm Circuit's workhorse. Titan arrived in Season 4 and immediately staked a claim as the most physically imposing marble on the circuit. On downhill straights, nothing catches Titan. Eleven upset wins speak to its capacity to turn a race sideways — particularly a legendary upset over Spectra at 15× odds in Season 11.
Smooth, precise, and criminally underrated. Luna joined Prism Pack in Season 5 and immediately showed peerless cornering technique. The win total may not scream superstar, but Luna has quietly accumulated 38 podiums and six upset victories, including a legendary P14-to-P1 run in Season 9 that became one of the most-watched races in BML history.