Backseat Rally Wiki

Use STAGES in the main menu to travel to another stage. At Pine Forest's Service Park entrance, the Start gantry is ahead and Garage is on the right. Alpine Pass takes you from wooded mountain roads into snow.

Gold targets

Use the target on your current stage panel. Alpine Pass shows 1:23.5; Pine Forest can show 1:12.0 or 1:20, so use the value displayed in your session.

The time-gap calculator compares your result with that target. Add separate penalties only when your entered time excludes them. See gold targets and time-gap guidance for medal rewards and interpreting the comparison.

Basic controls

• W: Accelerate.
• A / D: Steer left or right.
• S: Brake; keep holding after stopping to reverse.
• Space: Apply the handbrake.

If Driver Basics stops advancing, complete the input it requests. The controls and tutorial guide explains the individual prompts.

Reading turn calls

The driver controls the car; the co-driver calls upcoming turns. Read direction and severity together: SLIGHT means a gentle bend, HARD means a sharp bend, and the arrow gives its direction. The co-driver guide explains how to communicate these cues.

Recovering the car

• Reposition: Stop and hold S to reverse.
• Return to a checkpoint: Press R during a timed stage.
• Restart: Hold Backspace to return to the start box.

Open Settings → Driving to choose:

• Handling — Arcade / Sim: Arcade adds drift assistance, slight road-keeping steering assistance, and bouncier jumps. Choose it if you want those assists.
• Brake assist — Auto / On / Off: Choose Off to disable brake assistance.
• Co-driver calls — Simple / Full: Select your call style here.

For spoken coordination, enable sound and voice chat; raise voice volume in settings if it is set to zero. The dashboard radio has a separate Turn on radio interaction.

Race other players

Press V to open RACES. Hosts can set:

• Who can join: Everyone, Friends, or Invite only.
• Collisions: Off or On.
• Participants: 2–6.
• Class: Any, D, C, B, A, S, or Stock.

Use HOST RACE after choosing settings, or check the same menu for available races to join. The multiplayer race guide covers configuration.

Find the weekly boards

Look near the stage entrance in Pine Forest's service park for Pine Forest Weekly. The boards show Class D and Overall times, with SOLO labels or paired player names; a nearby display highlights the week's top three. See Pine Forest locations for orientation.

Your own best time appears in the main menu's stage information.

Stage earnings

Finishing stages earns CR and account XP. Medal, First Gold, and Clean Run bonuses can add rewards when earned. Spend CR on crates in the garage.

Contracts

Open Contracts in the main menu and check the stage start panel for an objective and progress. Finish Pine Forest twice is a stage-specific objective; 2 Clean Runs is a different contract, with its payout separate from an individual Clean Run bonus.

Daily First

Check the post-stage breakdown for Daily First. Use the reward calculator to add the rows you actually received.

Account levels

Account XP raises your player level and helps meet vehicle unlock requirements. Check your account XP bar for the next level; use account XP goals to estimate progress toward a target.

Car mastery

Mastery tracks the selected car separately. Check it in My Garage or after finishing a stage in that car. For example, one Alpine Pass result shows account Level 5, 154/340 XP, alongside Freccia HF mastery Level 2, 154/400 XP.

Performance parts

In that Freccia HF result, reaching mastery Level 2 produced a New Parts notice containing Street Turbo Kit. To reach the parts menu, press C → Customize → R: Performance. The mastery and Performance guide covers these progress displays and the menu entry.

Open My Garage with C → Crates (4). CR and Robux are alternative ways to purchase a crate.

• Clubman: Lowest purchase cost; includes rims, road tires, and gloves.
• Wheel: For rally rims and tires; excludes gloves.
• Works: Highest listed Epic and Legendary chances per crate.

Guarantees and duplicates

• Epic guarantee: After 12 crates without an Epic, the next crate guarantees Epic or better. A card's countdown shows its current progress toward that guarantee.
• Duplicate compensation: Common converts to 50 CR, Rare to 125 CR, Epic to 350 CR, and Legendary to 900 CR.

Open C → Customize (1) for Paint, Rims, and Tyres. Choose an unlocked appearance in its category and press Enter to equip it.

Paint styles

Each pack includes three liveries usable on every car:

• Prestige: Premium styles, including Sovereign.
• Volt: Bold modern styles, including Shockwave.
• Classics: Classic rally styles, including Forest.

Compare the full sets in the paint and livery directory.

Tires, rims, and gloves

Blue Stripe and Whitewall are named options in the Tyres category. Browse the tire directory and accessory guide for the available designs and menus.

• Rims: Managed under Customize → Rims; sources include crates and Starter Pack's exclusive rims.
• Gloves: Managed through My Garage → Driver (3); Clubman Crates include gloves.

Medal rewards

An Alpine Pass gold-medal finish awarded three Snowflake fresheners together: Bronze — Common, Silver — Rare, and Gold — Epic.

Equip a freshener

Open Customize → Freshener, select an unlocked item, then confirm with Equip or Enter.

Starter Pack — immediate resources

Listed at 99 Robux, this one-time bundle includes 2,500 CR, one Works Crate, and exclusive rims. Choose it if you want resources right away.

VIP — repeated stage finishes

Listed at 299 Robux, VIP permanently doubles credits from completed stages. It fits players who regularly finish runs.

Orkan 9S — a specific car

Listed at 695 Robux, the pass permanently unlocks Orkan 9S for every stage. Choose it if that vehicle is the purchase you want.