01 Solo with an AI co-driver
The official Roblox description captured on 26 October 2026 explicitly offers a friend’s avatar as an AI co-driver for solo play. Another human is therefore not required for that described solo mode.
A co-driver supplies route calls. The English PC guide from MMOExp explains that the AI navigates while the player handles speed, steering and braking. This is assistance with navigation, not automatic driving.
The exact current setup menus were not tested in a game client. A guide-reported setup is not certification of a working invitation flow; human pairing and invitation acceptance remain outside this guide’s verified procedures.
For role responsibilities and conservative practice advice, read Driver basics: roles and calls.
02 A teammate or a rival?
A driver and co-driver share the rally task inside one car: one drives while the other calls the route. A passenger teammate is not a separate rival car. The official description also offers head-to-head races against other players.
MMOExp’s English PC guide reports a race interface with access permissions, collision options and car-class restrictions. It reports 2–6 racers, but those settings and that race capacity were not tested or primary-confirmed here. Check what your current race screen actually allows before arranging a group.
The Roblox server-size value of 8 is not evidence that eight cars can join a race. Server occupancy, the race roster and the driver/co-driver pair describe different things.
Decide whether you want a teammate’s navigation or competition against other cars, then read the current access, collision and class settings shown in-game. No exact lobby setup, current race capacity or event schedule is promised here.