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Draft your questionable dream team.

Pick from face-up racers in two snake drafts: around the table, then back again. With three to six players, everyone drafts four racers. With two players, draft eight each.

Each racer runs once, so think about which powers you want to save for the more valuable later races.

Pick in secret. Reveal together.

Choose one unused racer for the next race. With two players, choose two; your racers take consecutive turns in the order you picked them. Everyone’s lineup is revealed when all players have chosen.

Roll. Move. Break a rule.

On your turn, roll one die and move that many spaces. This is your main move. Reach space 30 to finish; overshooting is normally fine. Your racer’s power can change what happens, so read its card.

When effects happen together, resolve the track first, then the current player’s racers, then the other players in turn order. A power can trigger another power, which can trigger another… you get the idea.

The track has opinions, too.

Races alternate Mild, Wild, Mild, Wild. The Mild Mile is plain track. On the Wild Wilds, the space you stop on can change your plans.

Two finishers. One bigger ego.

The race stops immediately when second place crosses the line. Gold and silver earn points, all racers from that race retire, and you pick a fresh lineup. Most total points after four races wins; tied players share the win.

With two players, your team can take both podium places. Powers and stars can also award points, so your final score can include more than medals.

The farthest-behind racer’s player starts the next race. With two players, the player who scored less in the previous race starts; ties are settled by a roll-off.