Play Racing online. Find your line.

Get on the grid

Open the game in your browser: no installation or account is needed. The Play button starts Same device mode. Use the top menu to practise against the computer or invite someone to a private online room. Online here describes browser play; random matchmaking is not available.

Three laps to victory

Be first to complete three laps in the direction of the track arrows. Every lap requires all 16 checkpoints in order, followed by the finish line. Crossing the line backwards or cutting through the infield does not earn a lap. The race begins after a three-second countdown.

Both karts use the same acceleration, steering, grip and collision physics. Grass reduces top speed, while contact pushes both karts. Each new race generates a smooth circuit with safe starting lanes. Reloading, reconnecting and changing difficulty preserve that exact circuit.

Point where you want to drive

Player 1 uses WASD and Player 2 uses the arrow keys. Hold a direction to accelerate towards it; release to brake. In computer and online modes, either key set controls your own kart. Steering follows the screen when the track rotates to fit a wide window.

With a mouse, hold and drag towards your destination. On touch screens, hold then slide a floating joystick. In Same device mode, start on the left for blue or on the right for red; each finger keeps its kart even when crossing the screen. In solo and online modes, start anywhere.

Make the corner count

Look ahead and start turning before the bend. Momentum carries the kart sideways, so a smooth racing line is faster than sudden corrections. Release briefly if you run wide, stay on the asphalt and leave room when overtaking. The arrows show the correct racing direction.

Choose your pace

Open Vs computer and select Easy, Medium or Hard. Easy drives slowly with a less precise line; Medium picks up the pace; Hard uses the full speed limit and looks farther into the next corner. The opponent obeys the same circuit, checkpoints and collision rules. Changing difficulty keeps the current race.

Pause and pick up your race

Local and computer races save separately in this browser when storage is available. Pausing or leaving the tab stops play. Reloading restores the saved circuit, laps and positions paused. Clearing site data removes saves and room credentials.

Online, both players press Ready before driving. A pause or disconnect stops the race. Return through the invitation in the same browser to recover your seat, then both get ready again. Completed laps and results are saved before confirmation; movement is checkpointed every two seconds. A server restart can roll back to that checkpoint. Both players must agree to a new race, which generates a new shared circuit.