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F1 STUNT CHAOS
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F1 STUNT CHAOS

Published bySolaris Interactive688 playsQuick play
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What is F1 STUNT CHAOS?

F1 STUNT CHAOS puts you in an open-wheel car on a stunt track instead of a normal circuit. You choose one of 12 colored F1 cars, then race 11 rivals through 7 levels: easy ramps, big air, loops, extreme jumps, a final gauntlet, Drift Canyon and a Skybridge finale. Boost pads and nitro help you clear gaps, drifting charges a turbo, and in the air you can flip and spin. Falling off or crashing sends you back to your last checkpoint.

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Key facts

Genre
Racing
Players
1 (single player)
Session length
Under 5 min
Platform
Web browser
Devices
Desktop, Tablet, Mobile
Price
Free
Sign-up
Not required

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Solaris Interactive
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How a race works

  1. On the loading screen, pick one of the 12 F1 cars. The choice changes the color; every car shares the same balanced race setup.
  2. Start from the grid with gas held. The HUD shows your position out of 12 and the current level out of 7.
  3. Hit BOOST pads and use nitro before big jumps and loops, then steer the landing so you stay on the track.
  4. Pass checkpoints, avoid hammers, wrecking balls, spin bars and crusher doors, and finish in the Grand Finish Arena.

Controls

W or Up Arrow
Accelerate (ACC.)
S or Down Arrow
Brake and reverse (BRK)
A / D or Left / Right Arrow
Steer; in the air, steering spins the car
Space, Shift or N
Spend one nitro charge
Hold brake + steer at speed
Drift and charge the turbo
Touch buttons
On-screen ACC., BRK, left and right steering, and NITRO
Space, Enter, R or W after a crash
Respawn at the last checkpoint

What sets it apart

  • Seven levels in one run, from Easy Ramps to Drift Canyon and the Skybridge finale.
  • Twelve selectable F1 cars with a field of 11 named rivals such as Blaze, Viper and Nova.
  • A drift meter: hold brake while steering fast, reach 100%, then release brake for a short DRIFT TURBO.
  • Limited nitro: each charge lasts about 2.5 seconds and is refilled by nitro pickups.
  • Stunt scoring for air time, jumps, flips and landings, plus coins and checkpoints, with best time and best score kept.

Tips for the stunt track

  • Save nitro for the long jumps and loops; you start with none and need pickups to refill.
  • In Drift Canyon, brake and steer together, wait for the meter to fill, then let go of the brake for the turbo.
  • Stay centered on narrow bridges and the skybridge; there are no rails.
  • If you land upside down you can get stuck and crash, so correct the car in the air with gas, brake and steering.

What to play next

Neon City Stunt Rush — This game is a 3D stunt race on an elevated neon track.

Sky Jeep Racing — This game puts a jeep on an elevated stunt course with AI rivals.

F1 STUNT CHAOS FAQ

How many cars can I choose from?

There are 12 F1 cars on the loading screen. They differ in color; the game labels them as a balanced race setup.

How many rivals and levels are there?

You race 11 rivals through 7 levels in a single run.

How does drift turbo work?

At speed, hold brake and steer to drift. The drift meter fills up; when it reaches 100%, release the brake to get a short speed burst.

How do I get more nitro?

Collect nitro pickups on the track. Each pickup adds enough for one boost, and nitro starts empty at the beginning of a run.

What happens if I crash or fall?

A crash panel appears. Press Respawn or Space, Enter, R or W to return to the last checkpoint, with a short recovery period.

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