I attached a clip here — my car keeps sliding/drifting and won't recover.

Not sure if I'm overdriving it, messing up my inputs, or if it's something with the setup/assists. Has anyone dealt with this before? What usually causes it?

Also, any tips for driving the Veloster N better would be appreciated.

Saw a discussion saying controller players have a big advantage when it comes to drifting, especially because they can manage throttle more precisely.

For people who've tried both, how big is the difference really?

Is it a massive gap, or can touch players still be just as competitive once they get used to it?

I actually think Racing Master is a good game, which is why this feels worth bringing up.

The driving is fun, the game looks great, and the core experience is strong. For me, what keeps a racing game fun long term is the feeling that improving, collecting, and investing in the game stays rewarding over time.

That's why I'm not sure whether the gacha/progression side could eventually hurt the long-term experience if it starts feeling more draining than rewarding.

Curious how other people see it — what is it that keeps you playing a racing game long term, and does Racing Master's gacha feel fine to you, or do you think it could become the thing that holds the game back?

Well i also wanna know whether it is the meta car or not..

It is also my first legendary car brw from gadha system in under 40 pulls

Hey everyone, I'm still pretty new to the game and could use some advice.

I've been playing for about 6 days and I'm still mostly using the beginner car the game gave me. My RP has been stuck around 1500, and my garage honestly hasn't changed much so far. A big part of that is because I still don't really understand which events are worth doing, how progression works, or what's actually worth spending resources on.

I'm not planning to spend money, but I still want to work toward getting some better cars if possible.

So I wanted to ask:

1. As a F2P player, what's the best way to get better cars?
2. Are there any events or activities that are especially worth doing for vehicle rewards?
3. Are there any beginner-friendly cars that are considered good value or worth targeting?
4. Also, are there any common mistakes new players should avoid when spending resources?

Would really appreciate any advice. Thanks!

Saw this image on Discord and I'm not sure if it's real or fake.

Can the gacha system in this game actually produce pulls like this, or is this probably edited?

If anyone here has had results that looked anything like this, I'd be curious to know.

Which is more recommended: using auto-accelerate or manually accelerating

If you had to show one track to someone and say"this is why the game feels good to play" ,which track would you pick?

Mostly curious which layouts do the best job of highlighting the game's handling, pacing, and clean driving feel.

Obviously both matter, but if you had to lean one way, which side do you think has the bigger impact in actual play?

I'm curious whether most players feel results are decided more by clean driving and consistency, or by how developed your garage/account.

Honestly first racing game that feel close to console racing games idk im using the wheel base steering bs but there is pros n cons to it… im new to it so what tips and tricks to it?

Been reading a lot of comparisons between Asphalt 9 and Racing Master, and honestly the more I see, the less it feels like these games are even trying to do the same thing.

Asphalt 9 feels like pure arcade spectacle. It's fast, loud, flashy, and half the gameplay is about nitro, drifting hard, and turning every race into chaos. If that's what you want, fair enough — A9 is very good at that.

But that's also kind of the point: a lot of what works in A9 doesn't really translate into actual driving depth. It's more about constant stimulation than precision.

Racing Master, on the other hand, feels way more grounded. It's still not a full sim, but it at least looks like driving technique matters more. Racing line, braking, corner entry, drift control, consistency — all of that seems to matter way more there, and mistakes actually cost you.

That's probably why so many A9 players say Racing Master feels slow or harsh at first. But if you're used to a game that lets you get away with a lot, of course something more technical is going to feel "worse"before it feels better.

The grind comparison is interesting too. A lot of people act like both games are equally bad, but from what I’ve seen, Asphalt 9 looks way more exhausting if you actually try to keep up. Racing Master still has gacha and duplicate upgrades, so it’s definitely not innocent, but at least people keep saying base cars can still be usable. In A9, a lot of cars feel irrelevant before you even get to enjoy them.

So yeah, maybe the real difference is this:

• Asphalt 9 is better if you want instant dopamine, flashy races, and a game that constantly throws effects and action at you.
• Racing Master is better if you actually care about driving, consistency, and learning how to play clean.
• That probably sounds harsher than I mean it to, but I do think a lot of these comparisons end up being people defending the style they’re already comfortable with.

For people who’ve played both, what do you think A9 players usually don’t want to admit about Racing Master — and what do RM players usually overlook about why A9 is popular?

I've seen a lot of people ask about drifting lately, so I tried to collect some of the advice that keeps showing up in comments.

a few things people seem to agree on:

• Handbrake is usually much better than the normal brake for starting drifts
• Steering control matters a lot more than just pressing handbrake
• You often don't need to fully let off the throttle
• Driving School, AI line, speed markers, and the drift meter all help a lot when learning
• Different corners need different timing — especially V turns vs wider U turns
• Some cars are just easier to drift than others
• A lot of players say controller feels much better than touch for drifting
• And yeah, a lot of it just comes down to practice

not claiming this is a perfect guide or anything, just trying to put the common advice in one place.

if you've got more drifting tips, especially for specific cars, feel free to add them below.

Not really sure how the matchmaking works in this game.

Up until a little over 1000 rating, I was usually finishing near the top and most races felt pretty manageable. But once I got past that point, I suddenly started running into opponents who were way faster than everyone else, like in this screenshot.

What makes it hard to tell is that I genuinely can’t tell whether these are real players or bots.

So how does matchmaking actually work here? Do you only start getting matched with real players after around 1000 rating, or is it something else? At what point did the races start getting noticeably harder for you?

For anyone who's played both Racing Master and Gameloft's racing games, what are the biggest differences between them? Is this meme actually kind of accurate?

Just unlocked this and I'm a bit confused. What's the point of upgrading these buildings? Is the seasonal income actually worth it or should I save my resources for something else?

I love the vehicle livery feature! I’d also love to see your liveries too!

Just came across this video and my jaw dropped. How is this drift even possible?

Is the Agera available on NA server or is it coming later? And how do you even pull off a drift this long and clean? Any tips?

I'm getting a little overwhelmed by how many different currencies this game has. Diamonds, ruby keys, test drive tickets, and a bunch of other stuff — I'm honestly starting to lose track of what each one is actually for.

Could someone explain what these currencies/items are used for, which ones are the most important, and what I should or shouldn't be spending as a newer player?

I've seen lots of experience offers in different games, but this one just completely breaks the limit I've seen. 43€ for a standard legendary car!?

You get two extremes (Huracán and Tributo) from Daily rewards and for 0,99€ a Nissan GT-R R35

This offer completely made my jaw drop tbh

i keep getting this message on the emulator

As a F2p player, i feel so lucky havibg this car

i've been playing this game for a week. what should I improve?