About Doodle Race

Doodle Race starts before the race does: you sketch your own car body and wheels with the mouse, then color and sticker it however you like. Whatever you draw is roughly how it drives, so a lopsided design isn't just cosmetic — it can change how your car actually handles once it's on the track.

Once you're happy with it, you race your design through obstacle courses — ramps, gaps, and jumps set across different themed tracks — collecting coins along the way. Crash it and you head back to the drawing board to try a different shape before the next run.

Controls

Mouse to draw and customize your car. Once racing: A/D or the left/right arrow keys to drive, W or the up arrow key to jump.

Tips

  • If a design keeps crashing, change the body shape rather than just repainting it — the physics react to what you actually drew, not just the colors.
  • A crashed run isn't final: you can rework the sketch and try again right away, so it's worth testing a few different shapes early on.

A good fit for anyone who wants a little creative control mixed into their racing — quick to restart, low-pressure, and different every time you redraw.

Doodle Race FAQ

How do you play Doodle Race?
Draw your car and wheels with the mouse, customize the colors, then race your design through obstacle courses collecting coins.
What are the controls once you're racing?
A/D or the left/right arrow keys to drive, W or the up arrow key to jump.
Does the way I draw my car affect how it drives?
Yes, the shape you sketch affects how your car handles on the track, so redesigning between runs can change your results.
Who made Doodle Race?
FM Studio.

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