Monster Tracks
Mad Truck Challenge Special
Mad Cars Racing And Crash
Drive Mad
Sky Mad
Truck Traffic
Truck Slam
Battle Wheels
Moto X3m 4 Winter
Moto X3m 5 Pool Party
Monsters' Wheels Special
Impossible Monster Truck Race
Race Mad Skills Rallycross free in your browser: drift dirt, snow and asphalt stages, upgrade your car, and beat rivals to the line.
Mad Skills Rallycross swaps the four-wheeled monsters on this site for something lower and faster: a rally car sliding sideways through dirt, snow and asphalt stages. It comes from Turborilla, the studio behind the Mad Skills motocross and BMX games, and it carries over the same feel — tight physics, short races, and a real sense of speed even in a browser tab.
Each event is a quick head-to-head or grid race rather than a long open track, so a session is easy to fit into a few spare minutes. Win, and you earn currency to spend on faster engines, grippier tires and new cars, which then lets you push into harder events with sharper opponents and looser surfaces.
Steer with A and D or the Left and Right arrow keys, and hold W, Up or Space to accelerate and boost down the straights. On a phone or tablet, on-screen touch buttons take over so the same controls work without a keyboard. A race is won on the corners more than the straights — letting the car drift wide on dirt and snow costs far more time than braking early and carrying it through tight.
Ease off the throttle just before a bend instead of braking hard into it; a controlled drift through the corner keeps more speed than a full stop-and-go. Spend early winnings on tires before engine upgrades — grip matters more than raw power on the loose surfaces. Watch the track surface change mid-race: what grips on asphalt will slide on snow, so adjust your line rather than your speed.
Mad Truck Challenge Special stays closest in spirit, trading rallycross dirt for ramps and obstacle courses under the same kind of physics-driven driving. Drift Boss strips racing down to a single skill — timing a drift through one tight turn after another — if you liked sliding through the corners here. Moto X3M keeps the speed and the crashes but swaps four wheels for two, with stunts replacing lap times as the goal.
It suits short, replayable sessions best: a couple of races between other games on the site, rather than one long sitting, with just enough car upgrading to make coming back worth it.
Steer with A/D or the Left and Right arrow keys, and hold W, Up or Space to accelerate and boost. On phone or tablet, on-screen touch buttons replace the keyboard controls.
Yes. It runs in the browser on desktop, phone and tablet, with touch controls appearing automatically on touchscreens.
Currency you win from races stays with you for the rest of your session, so you can spend it on upgrades and new cars as you go without starting over each race.
You race against AI-controlled rivals on each track rather than other real players, so it plays as a single-player game.
Each race is short, usually just a couple of minutes, which makes it easy to fit a few rounds into a quick break.
