Formula D

Each player selects a racing car and a corresponding dashboard. The dashboard is used to track the car's condition, including tires, brakes, gearbox, body, engine, and suspension. Players place their cars on the starting grid according to their chosen starting positions.

The main objective of Formula D is to be the first player to complete two full laps of the race track and cross the finish line. Players must strategically manage their car's condition and speed to achieve this goal.

During a player's turn, they select a gear (1st to 6th) and roll the corresponding die to determine movement. Higher gears allow for greater movement but also increase the risk of damage. Players must manage their speed to navigate curves, respecting mandatory stop zones, or risk damaging their tires and brakes. Aggressive downshifting can damage the gearbox, while driving over debris can damage the suspension. Collisions with other cars can damage the body, and pushing the engine too hard can cause engine damage. Running out of any car component points (tires, brakes, gearbox, body, engine, suspension) or failing to respect mandatory stops in curves will result in the car being eliminated from the race.

Scoring is straightforward: the first player to successfully cross the finish line after completing two full laps of the track is declared the winner of the race.

The game concludes as soon as one player's car crosses the finish line after having completed two full laps of the race track. If multiple players cross the finish line in the same turn, the player who moved furthest past the line wins.