Multiplayer mode...
	Race types...
	Upgrades...
	Various strategies...

There are two challenges in multiplayer mode. The standard challenge costs 100 credits to enter. The pro challenge costs 300 credits, disables the steering and braking assists, but has a larger reward. Multiplayer mode also has a ranking system. Winning a race will result in winning RP (ranking points), while losing a race will decrease your total RP by a large amount.

The following types of races can be played.

Race	How to unlock
Classic Race	Be the first to complete a set number of laps.
Knockout	The racer who is in last place is eliminated until there is only one remaining.
King of the Hill	Earn points for staying closer to the front of the pack. The closer you are to first place, the more points earned. The racer with the most points wins.
Overtake	Go from worst to first within a time limit.
Qualification	Complete a lap around the track within a time limit.

You can upgrade each car in four different ways. Top speed upgrades the maximum speed of your car. Acceleration decreases the time required to reach top speed. Handling makes turning sharply easier. Brakes will allow you to stop quicker and make sharper turns. Follow the recommended upgrades listed before entering a new single player race to get tips on what work needs to be done on your car for a better chance of success.

Leave the steering and braking assists turned on until you learn the controls. You must brake to the correct speed in order to make sharp turns. Take note of how steering and braking assists work during those turns to learn how to do it manually. Play campaign mode to earn credits to afford new cars and get stars to unlock more cars for purchase.