A forward-leaning Latin display face with a slash through the letters, made for race posters, merch and titles.
Slashrun leans hard to the right and looks like it is already moving. Every letter is drawn in an even monoline stroke with square cut ends, and a long horizontal slash runs through most of them, as if the word had been struck out at full speed. Fast.
That slash is the whole idea. It carries across capitals, lowercase and the slashed zero, so a set line reads like a streak left on a dirt track. Use it big: race posters, event headlines, livery numbers, hoodie prints, game title screens. At small sizes the crossing strokes start to crowd each other, so keep body copy in a plain sans and let Slashrun take the headline.
The file holds 94 glyphs for English: capitals, lowercase, figures 0 to 9 and core punctuation with brackets and guillemets. One Regular weight. No separate italic, since the slant is built in. You get OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2.
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