RaceCard: Collect Cars and Race

Want racing without installing a heavy game? RaceCard lives right inside a Telegram chat. You build a garage, sign pilots and send them to the track, and every race is a real-time simulation.

If you like motorsport and collectible cards, the format will feel familiar: cars and pilots come as items with stats that you can improve. 🏎️

Garage, base and tuning: how a team comes together

A team stands on two things: cars and pilots. Cars sit in the garage and pilots on the base. New ones are obtained with separate commands, and some of them are available to Telegram Premium holders.

• Garage. The list of your cars, where you pick a car for the next race.
• Base. All your pilots in one place.
• Tuning. You can change a car's stage, which is its upgrade level.
• Setups. Each player has a list of saved setups, so you do not rebuild a combination every time.

Reference lists help with planning: there are catalogues of all cars with their stages, all pilots and all tracks. Check them before a race to see what fits a given circuit.

Pace, pit stops and lap-by-lap tactics

You are not a bystander waiting for the finish. A race strategy is chosen before the start, and during the race you can switch the pace mode: push, run balanced, or save resources. 🏁

There is also a pit stop at the end of a lap. You decide when to call it, and that choice affects the result. For spectators there is a text live feed that posts race updates into the chat.

Lobbies, duels and bot races: who you drive against

The game offers several modes, so you are never stuck with solo driving:

• Race against bots. A calm start to learn the mechanics.
• Online lobby. Create your own or join another one, then start the race.
• One-on-one duel. A short contest with another player.
• Time attack. A race against the clock with its own leaderboard of best times.
• Challenges. Tasks that pay out rewards.

If you change your mind, a leave command removes you from the current event or queue.

Daily rewards and seasonal rankings

The game gives you a reason to come back each day: there is a daily reward and a set of daily tasks. Points feed the seasonal ratings and the player top lists. 🏆

Packs can be bought in a store for the in-game currency called autocoins. A separate donation shop takes real money.

Paid packs in a racing game: keeping spending under control

Any game with a collection and a paid shop nudges you toward buying. Decide ahead of time how much you are willing to spend, and start with free rewards and tasks. That way you learn the upgrade pace and see if paying is needed at all.

Never share access to your Telegram account, and pay only inside the game itself. This is a basic safety rule for every game bot. ⚠️

First steps in the game

1. Open the bot, press start and call up the menu.
2. Get your first car and pilot, then collect the daily reward.
3. Try a race against bots to see how strategy and pace work.
4. Move on to lobbies, duels and time attack.