Stuntin Racers

Racers are the Stuntin players who care about a clean run next to a friend, not about publishing a museum. The systems are still alpha: no official time trial board you can trust, 50-player physics, and maps of wildly different quality. This page is the player guide. The mechanical join flow lives in how to race friends.

What a good racer does

• Joins from the host’s Roblox profile, then waits in lobby until the map name is agreed.
• Picks a car class from the vehicle tier list and sticks to it for the session.
• Knows controls well enough that camera is not a surprise on the first kicker.
• Can land. If not, they say so and run a practice map from how to play first.
• Calls out a missing plate instead of sitting in the fail pit blasting chat.

What a bad racer does

• Boosts into the pack on a shared landing.
• Switches to a rocket body after countdown.
• Drops executor ads. Instant ignore — script safety.
• Pastes fake codes between runs.
• Hosts a race on a map that fails the map tier audit.

Building a regular lobby

Pick a weekday, a host, and three maps: one easy wave, one fair kicker, one experimental. Rotate the experimental slot so builders in the group get tests. Keep the group smaller than you think. Eight cars on one lip is already loud. Fifty is a festival, not a race.

If the host’s region makes Join fail, swap host. Do not all sit in different public servers shouting map names.

Fairness without a referee

Ghost starts: count 3, 2, 1 in chat, host rolls two seconds later if collisions are nasty. No-contact rule on landings. One restart per person per map unless the map is broken. Broken means the plate is missing, not that you ignored how to land.

Record times with a phone stopwatch if you care. The in-game clock, if any, will change during alpha — updates.

When a racer should become a builder

If every featured map bores you, you are ready to publish a three-piece line. Read how to build and stop complaining that “there are no good tracks.” In a UGC alpha, racers who never build are helping the playlist stay empty.

Callouts that keep a run alive

Use short voice or chat:

• “Lip” — last chance to pulse boost, matching the landing rule.
• “Plate” — landing is short, lift.
• “Hold” — someone reset, wait before the next kicker so 50 cars do not restack.
• “Diff” — the map loaded is not the title you agreed. Back out as a group.

Long paragraphs in chat during air time are how people miss the plate. Save arguments about block tiers for the lobby. If a racer keeps boosting into the pack after two warnings, they are a public-server problem. Leave them in the 50-player kicker and take the squad to a quieter instance. Regular lobbies survive by ejecting noise, not by writing a constitution.

Related player pages

Builders make the course. The players hub splits the roles. How to race is the systems page you send to a friend who just installed Roblox.