Depending upon the client’s requirements, a number of different race modes may be available.

Qualifying

• Drivers individually complete a set number of timed laps (usually three). 

• Each driver’s fastest lap is recorded. 

• The starting order of the Grand Prix race is based upon the fastest lap times.

Traditional Racing

• Up to six drivers race over a set number of laps. 

Rally Driving

• A specially designed Rally track, in which drivers have to utilise the lane change function to avoid hitting bails of hay and cones.  A jump can also be incorporated on some circuits. 

• Each driver undertakes a set number of laps and the total time is recorded.

• The winner is the driver who completes all the laps in the fastest time. 

Endurance

• Up to six drivers race for a set period of time. 

• The winner is the one who completes the most laps during this time. 

Last Car Standing

• Up to six drivers begin the race, but if their car comes off the track, it will be removed. 

• The winner is the last car racing.

Out Run

• Drivers have to chase each other, with the aim being to get at least one full lap ahead of your competitors.