Been a quiet few weeks, but have been busy myself so having a bit of a tidy up on posting diagrams, here's the last 3 weeks of raptor updates!

Ever watching McGregor live and have no idea what you're looking at? Well fret no more, Below is a map highlighting all the key areas at SpaceX's McGregor Test Site! 📷: https://t.co/4WWVfurgfo 📷: Gary Blair, NSF

R3.4 apparently wasn't done yet, It has just headed back out to the RN stand at McGregor for more testing! 📷: https://t.co/4WWVfurgfo

R4 has just been spotted leaving the Raptor North test stand! We had previously seen this engine installed on the horizontal test stand during a flyover. It is likely it was being used to actually test the new stand rather than be tested itself! 📷: https://t.co/4WWVfurgfo

Earlier today we saw an R3 leave the test area with a very dark coating and green valve shielding! 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3Klj

@Ringwatchers @NASASpaceflight R8 Was then quickly lifted onto RS ready for its second round of testing! 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3cvL

Bit of a counting lesson today from McGregor, R7 and R8 just rolling past today, both being seen previously during presentations however R7 seems a bit more on the rusty side. 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3cvL

Relatively slow raptor week last week but here was the update!

Likely being R3.3's replacement, an unknown R3 has arrived to the testing area! (I also do have a fix for September breaking the dates, just haven't gotten around to deploying it yet) 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3cvL

R3.3 came out to play today! Visible leaving the RS testing area (May have come from RV)! 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3cvL

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NEW RAPTOR 2 RECORD!! Yesterday R2.582 was spotted at McGregor, also with a Texas outline below it similar to the one on R3.20. If this engine is a spare or for display is unknown but its out for testing! 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3cvL

* meant to say “for the first time in a while at mcgregor”, we obviously have seen r3’s out there before

For the first time (In the day) at McGregor we saw an R3 heading out to either the Raptor North or South test stands! 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3Klj

A really cool project showing the McGregor test archive in a way that makes it easy to view and understand!

Raptor Diagram #12 - 25,315,200 Seconds 14th September 2025 While it's been a while since the last diagram, the starship program never sleeps and neither has the tracking! These diagrams include 4 launches worth of updates, the beginning of Raptor 3 testing and raptor flight

Spent a day flying at SpaceX's McGregor, TX engine test facility. Enjoy a Merlin firing, Raptors strewn about, two Falcon 9 second stages moving, and one fired– plus a bunch of other neat views from the air. @NASASpaceflight 🎵: Esky - Catch a Fire 📺: https://t.co/pJDRsw5nzq

McGregor + Drone = 🤯 📷: https://t.co/Wjwzrq3cvL

A Raptor 3 was just tested for 354 seconds, a new record for the Raptor South test stand. The almost 6 minute test is also close to a full ship ascent burn 🔥 Acceptance testing underway for Starships next engine! Live views: https://t.co/vA0IB0tnAR @NASASpaceflight

With another RVAC rolling out, assumed to be for install on S38, Here is the current status of raptor install!