Racing

Racing is an activity found in Roadster Raceway accessible from the Minigames Area. In Roadster Raceway, Toons must enter the Roadster Raceway Auto Shop and purchase a Kart with Jellybeans in order to begin racing. Toons can earn trophies, race with friends, and earn Laff Points after reaching Racing Level milestones. There are 30 levels in total, with every 10 levels providing a Laff Boost. Racing can support 1-8 Toons and will give more Racing Level Experience depending on the racetrack, time placed, and the amount of Toons participating

Karts

A Kart is required for a Toon to begin racing. There are three different Karts available to purchase. They are purely aesthetic and do not affect Racing in any way.

Kart	Cost
Cruiser	100
Toon Utility Vehicle	2,500
Roadster	7,500

Customizing Your Kart
Players can spend Jellybeans to further customize their Karts, but these changes are also for cosmetic purposes only. To change a Kart's appearance, open the Shtickerbook to the Activities page and navigate to the Racing section. There will be a tab labelled "customize" that will allow you to look through and choose cosmetics for your Kart. To see a full list of accessories, see the Roaster Raceway Auto Shop page.

How To Play

After purchasing a Kart, Toons can walk up to any racetrack entrance, and they will be prompted to place their Kart. Entering a race, unless it is a practice race, will require an entry fee payment of a certain amount of Jellybeans dependent on the type of racetrack. There are 4 types of races: Practice, Toon Battle, Toon Battle Reverse, and Practice Reverse. The reverse versions of these modes act the same way as their original counterparts but the racetrack is reversed. If a Toon Battle race is chosen, it will require at least 2 players to be present to start the race. Practice races, however, can be played alone. The main objective of Racing is to complete the course in under the qualifying time, or to be the fastest and reach first place when racing against other Toons. Assuming all requirements are met and as soon as 1 Toon places their Kart down, a 30 timer will count down, giving time for all players to queue up. Once the timer is up, players will load into the course. Pressing the Enter key, or clicking the play button, will mark that you are ready for the race. All players must click "play", otherwise the race will begin regardless in 10 seconds.

The players position in the race and current Gag (yellow box) can be seen in the bottom left of the screen. The top middle will give an option to leave the race and show the players current time and progress for each lap. If you leave the race before finishing the entry fee will not be refunded and no Jellybeans will be earned. Three laps must be completed for each race in order for rewards to be given. On the upper right, there will be an image of the course's map and a colored circle indicating where the player currently is. If there are multiple players, they can all be seen. The color of the circle is based on the player's Kart's main color. In the bottom right, there is a speedometer to keep track of the player's current speed.

3...2...1...! When the race begins, the Kart can be controlled using WASD or the arrow keys. W/up arrow will move the cart forward, while S/down arrow will move the Kart backwards or slow it down. Driving in the wrong direction will cause "WRONG WAY" to appear over the map in red letters. The Kart can be steered using S/D/left/right arrow. Hitting a wall or driving out of the track's path will cause the Kart to slow down. The Kart will gradually increase in speed while driving, but driving too fast will make turns difficult. While racing, there will be different obstacles and gimmicks throughout, such as Speed Boosts. Speed Boosts will appear on certain parts of each track. They can be identified as multiple red arrows in a line. Driving over the arrows will instantly speed the Kart up for a certain distance. If an obstacle is hit while the boost is present, the animation will play but the boost will continue. Additionally, there will be various "presents" laid in rows on parts of the course. Driving over these will reward the player with a random Gag that can be used to either benefit yourself or create a disadvantage for other players.

When all 3 laps have been completed by the player, the results screen will appear, showing the total time taken to complete all laps, placement, and rewards given. The number of Jellybeans earned shown on the menu will include any increased values caused by Boosters or Wealthy Wednesday for all players. Additionally, despite the "bonus" section being included, there are no possible bonuses to be earned in Racing. Qualifying times will be large and in red text, while non-qualifying times will be small with black text. Players can choose to then leave the race even if there are still other players finishing. After exiting, the player will return to Roadster Raceway.

Gags
There are 10 different Gags that can be obtained from presents during Racing, each with a unique mechanic. Players in first, or a high placement, will receive weaker Gags (such as Banana Peel) compared to players in lower places or last place. Gags can be used by either clicking spacebar or the CTRL key. The direction in which the Gag is thrown cannot be chosen. Only one Gag can be held at a time.

Gag	Ability	Gag	Ability
Quicksand	A pile of Quicksand is placed on the track behind the user. If any player, including the user, drives over it, their tires will become covered with mud and their speed will slowly diminish for several seconds. This Gag will always stay on the course once placed.	Pixie Dust	The user flashes through rainbow colors and becomes invincible for several seconds. Hitting any Gags left on the track will destroy them.
Lightning	Upon use, the Lightning will darken the sky and shrink everyone but the user for several seconds, slowing them down. This can only be used by players in 4th place and below, meaning it will not appear in 1-3 player races.	Cog Teeth	Throws a pair of Cog Teeth ahead of the user and only targets the player in first place. If struck, it launches them into the air, causing a loss in all momentum and immobility for several seconds. This can only be used by players in 3rd place and below, meaning it will not appear in 1-2 player races. If the player in first has finished the race before the other players, and Cog Teeth are used, it will not target 2nd place and will avoid all remaining players.
Whole Cream Pie	Throws a Whole Cream Pie towards the closest player to the user, targeting them directly, covering the screen in pie splatter if hit.	Cream Pie Slice	Similar to Whole Cream Pie but does not auto-target the racer ahead of the user.
TNT	TNT is placed on the track behind the user and launches whoever touches it into the air, causing a loss in all momentum and immobility for several seconds.	Kart Battery	Forces the user's Kart forward and gives a speed boost for a several seconds. The user cannot slow down during this time. If the user runs over a Gag, they will play through the animation but continue their speed boost afterwards.
Bowling Ball	Launches a Bowling Ball towards the closest player to the user, having a chance to hit another player. If hit, it will crush them, making them immobile for several seconds.	Banana Peel	Places a Banana Peel on the track behind the user, having a chance to hit another player. If hit, it will cause them to spin out of control for a few seconds.

Race Tracks

There are six racetracks in Roadster Raceway that fall under 1 of 3 categories:

• Stadium
  • Screwball Stadium
  • Corkscrew Coliseum
• Urban
  • Rustic Raceway
  • Airborne Acres
• Rural
  • City Circuit
  • Blizzard Boulevard

• 

  Screwball Stadium Map

• 

  Corkscrew Coliseum Map

• 

  Rustic Raceway Map

• 

  Airborne Acres Map

• 

  City Circuit Map

• 

  Blizzard Boulevard Map

There are 3 areas and 4 entrances in the Playground, each area dedicated to one of the categories of tracks. The entrances will refresh every 20 seconds to swap to a different type of track. For example, if you wanted to enter a Screwball Stadium race, you would head to the Stadium entrances and wait for one of the boards to state it is a Screwball Stadium race rather than a Corkscrew Coliseum race. There are 3 types of races: Practice, Toon Battle, and Reverse. Each race requires an entry fee of a certain amount of Jellybeans (with the exception of practice races).

Practice Races
Toons who are short on Jellybeans can enter practice races with no entry fee. There are practice races available for all six racetracks. Practice races will still reward Jellybeans and include Gag boxes. However, Racing Experience is cut to a rate of 67% (roughly 2/3 rate). Up to 4 players can participate in a practice race but only 1 is required for one to start.

Toon Battle
Toon Battle races are competitive races where Toons can race against other players. Toon Battles have entry fees which are different depending on the chosen racetrack. Toons can earn more Jellybeans and Racing Experience from Toon Battles, making it a much more efficient way to increase your Racing Level than practice races. Up to 8 players can participate in a Toon Battle race but only 2 are required for one to start. If the qualifying time is not achieved, the Toon will receive their entry fee back, resulting in no Jellybeans earned or lost. The Jellybeans earned is based on the 1st place prize for an 8 player battle. For example, if only 2 Toons race, they will receive the amount of Jellybeans dedicated for the 7th and 8th place of a 8 player race. The 7th place being the player in 1st place for the 2 Toon race and the 8th place being the 2nd place Toon.

Location		Qualifying Time	Entry Fee	Beans Rewarded in 8 Toon Race
Region	Track			1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th
Stadium	Screwball Stadium	4:00:00	200	800	733	667	600	533	467	400	300
	Corkscrew Coliseum	5:00:00	225	900	825	750	675	600	525	450	338
Rural	Rustic Raceway	6:00:00	275	1,100	1,008	917	825	733	642	550	413
	Airborne Acres	6:30:00	300	1,200	1,100	1,000	900	800	700	600	450
Urban	City Circuit	7:00:00	350	1,400	1,283	1,167	1,050	933	817	700	525
	Blizzard Boulevard	7:30:00	375	1,500	1,375	1,250	1,125	1,000	875	750	563

Records

In your Shtickerbook, on the Activities page under Racing, there is a tab dedicated to records. This tab will list all possible racetracks and the fastest time it has taken you to complete it. If you have not done the course, it will list the value as N/A.

Additionally, if your score is great enough, it could be displayed on the leaderboards present in Roadster Raceway. There are dedicated leaderboards that refresh daily, showing off the top 10 quickest racing Toons in Toontown. Players who are in first place for every type of racetrack will have a golden statue of themselves displayed at the entrance of Roadster Raceway.

Racing Levels

After completing a race, Racing Experience can be earned, increasing your Racing Level. Racing Experience is calculated with the following formula:

TrackExperience * PlacementMultiplier

TrackExperience is calculated at a rate of 100 EXP per minute on the qualifying time.

Track	Qualifying Time	TrackExperience
Screwball Stadium	4:00:00	400
Corkscrew Coliseum	5:00:00	500
Rustic Raceway	6:00:00	600
Airborne Acres	6:30:00	650
City Circuit	7:00:00	700
Blizzard Boulevard	7:30:00	750

For PlacementMultiplier, note that the experience for each placement depends on the number of players in a race, noted by what each what the multiplier is for 1st place at that number of Toons and what the placement is in an 8 player race.

Placement	PlacementMultiplier
1st in 8 Player	8
1st in 7 Player 2nd in 8 Player	7
1st in 6 Player 3rd in 8 Player	6
1st in 5 Player 4th in 8 Player	5
1st in 4 Player 5th in 8 Player	4
1st in 3 Player 6th in 8 Player	3.5
1st in 2 Player 7th in 8 Player	3
Last Place	2.5

• In a practice race, experience is cut to a rate of 67% (roughly 2/3 rate).
• If a Toon doesn't qualify in a race, experience is quartered.
• Racing Experience is also earned per Gag used in a race, starting at 100 experience; going down by 10 experience per Gag used to a minimum of 20 experience per Gag.
• Toons gain an additional 25% Racing Experience during Activi-Tuesday.

Level Details
Level	Experience from previous level	Reward
2	90	90
3	210	300
4	360	660
5	540	1,200
6	750	1,950
7	990	2,940
8	1,260	4,200
9	1,560	5,760
10	1,890	7,650
11	2,250	9,900
12	2,640	12,540
13	3,060	15,600
14	3,510	19,110
15	3,990	23,100
16	4,500	27,600
17	5,040	32,640
18	5,610	38,250
19	6,210	44,460
20	6,840	51,300
21	7,500	58,800
22	8,190	66,990
23	8,910	75,900
24	9,660	85,560
25	10,440	96,000
26	11,250	107,250
27	12,090	119,340
28	12,960	132,300
29	13,860	146,160
30	14,790	160,950

The total EXP needed to max is 160,950. The amounts to level up are the same as Toon Levels 1-30.

Trophies

There are 30 trophies in total to be earned. Each trophy earned will grant extra Racing Activity Experience. Trophies can be viewed by opening your Shtickerbook to the Activities tab and navigating to the Racing section.

Trophies
Bronze	Silver	Gold	Platinum
1 Speedway race qualified	5 Speedway races qualified	30 Speedway races qualified	50 total races qualified
1 Rural race qualified	5 Rural races qualified	30 Rural races qualified
1 Urban race qualified	5 Urban races qualified	30 Urban races qualified
1 Speedway race won	5 Speedway races won	30 Speedway races won	50 total races won
1 Rural race won	5 Rural races won	30 Rural races won
1 Urban race won	5 Urban races won	30 Urban races won
1 8-player race qualified	5 8-player races qualified	10 8-player races qualified	Grand Touring*
1 8-player race won	5 8-player races won	10 8-player races won
25 Gags used	75 Gags used	200 Gags used
Golden Cup
10 Kart Racing trophies won!	20 Kart Racing trophies won!	30 Kart racing trophies won!

*Currently unobtainable.

Music

Theme	Audio File
Screwball Stadium
Corkscrew Coliseum
Rustic Raceway
Airborne Avenue
City Circuit Theme
Blizzard Boulevard Theme
Invincibility Theme
Race Victory Theme

Sound Effects

Sound Effects ‎
Kart
Placing Kart
Kart Engine Start
Kart Engine
Hitting Wood Fence
Hitting Metal Fence
Hitting Wall
Skidding on Asphalt
Skidding on Grass
Race
Race Start
Applause
Gimmicks
Gag Selection
Speed Boost Start
Speed Boost
Obtaining Gag
Using Pixie Dust
Cog Teeth Chatter
Throwing Cog Teeth
Tossing Banana Peel
Placing Quicksand
Bowling Ball Throw
Bowling Ball Hit
Tossing TNT

Version History

v1.5.0 BETA

• Racing physics has been improved.
  • For this reason, we've decided to clear the Racing Leaderboards. Go set new records!

v1.3.2.5 BETA

• Fixed various visual issues with overlapping GUI elements while racing, golfing, or on the Trolley caused by the activity Experience Bar.

v1.3.0.1 BETA

• Fixed incorrect grammar in Racing Task SpeedChat phrases.

v1.2.7.4 BETA

• Repalletized gag icons (including racing gags) for a smoother appearance and improved performance.

v1.2.6 BETA

• The Bowling Ball in racing now has a unique sound for when it vanishes.

v1.2.5.2 BETA

• Potentially fixed an issue where racing records were not being set correctly.
• Wall collisions are now somewhat more forgiving.
• Boosts are now easier to hit at stronger angles.
• Introducing a new item: Bowling Ball!
  • This item will roll down the track, hitting the racer in front of whoever threw it!
  • If it hits you, prepare to be squished!
  • A very powerful, but inaccurate gag. A strong racer could avoid it!
• Cream Pie Slices now have very slight homing towards the player in front.
• Racing gag frequency now has a greater proportion of boosts for players further behind.
• All racetracks have been given additional race gag spawns.
• The hitbox for the item boxes is now slightly larger.
• Item boxes now take latency into consideration, meaning players behind you will no longer take your items.
• Due to the strong tweaks regarding items boxes and wall collisions, we've gone ahead and wiped the racing leaderboards again for the last time.
• Removed lingering references to Racing Tickets.

v1.2.5 BETA

• Toon Battle now supports up to 8 Toons in the same race.
• Toons have more firepower in races!
  • Lightning: Slows and shrinks down all other racers.
  • Quicksand: A slippery placeable Trap.
  • TNT: An explosive placeable Trap.
  • Cream Pie Slice: A non-homing projectile that splats your opponent's kart, slowing them down and making it harder for them to see.
  • Pixie Dust: Several seconds of increased mobility and invincibility.
  • Cog Teeth: A homing projectile that targets first place, exploding on contact.
  • Anvil has been removed.
  • The items you can receive in a race now depend on your current placement.
  • Tickets have been discarded entirely, in favor of using jellybeans for transactions.
  • Both race deposits and Kart Shop prices have been tweaked to reflect this change.
  • Any leftover Tickets will be converted into jellybeans and mailed to your Toon.
• Racing trophies have been improved.
  • Some of the trophy requirements have been tweaked.
  • The Grand Prix trophies, formerly unobtainable, have been replaced with 8-player wins/qualifies and gags used.
    • It's now possible to get all 30 trophies!
• Racing XP has been completely reworked from the ground up.
  • Several Trophies have had their XP reward boosted.
  • You no longer receive an XP multiplier based on which kart you have.
    • Kart types are now merely aesthetic.
• XP earned from using gags in a race has been buffed, with diminishing returns.
  • Direct experience from racing has been buffed as well.
• Several memory leaks regarding racing have been fixed.
• Discord Rich Presence now supports Cog Buildings, Racing, and Count Erclaim.

v1.2.0 BETA

• Increased the minimum amount of Racing Tickets earned from Daily Tasks to 100.
• Racing, golf, and all Jellybean Daily Task objectives now have some variance based on Toon level.
• Fixed several crashes and cleanup issues with Kart Racing.

v1.0.16 BETA

• The amount of Racing Tickets and Dockets earned from Daily Tasks have been slightly nerfed.
• Fixed an issue where the Racing Tickets logo wouldn’t show if Racing Tickets were the weekly reward.

v1.0.15.8 BETA

• Fixed a crash with items in the Racing page of the Shtickerbook.

v1.0.4 BETA

• Activi-Tuesday is a brand new holiday introduced by The Corporate Clash Crew!
  • All activities (Golf, racing, fishing, and trolley) will have a 25% increase to their experience rewards on this day only!

v1.0.0 BETA [Game Release]

• Fishing, racing, and golfing now have experience systems similar to the normal leveling system.
  • Racing goes up to level 30 with a laff boost gained every 10 levels.
• The TUV gives a 2x base experience boost to racing experience and the Roadster gives a 4x base experience boost to racing experience.

Trivia

• Despite the usable items in races being called Gags, according to the trophy menu, Cog Teeth is not a Gag in any Gag Track.
• Placable Gags can be placed in the air.
• Running over a speed boost while driving the wrong way will not activate it.

Gallery

• A Toon getting hit with a Whole Cream Pie

• A Toon running over Quicksand

• A Toon running over TNT

• A Toon using Pixie Dust

• Several Toons shrinking from Lightning

• A Toon using a Kart Battery

• A Toon running over a Banana Peel

• A Toon getting hit by a Bowling Ball

• A Toon getting hit by Cog Teeth