2013Alessandro Lala
- Videos
- 1
- Creators
- 1
2 - 6 players90 - 270 minHeavy weight

2023Alessandro Lala
Mainly playthroughs. Race! Formula 90: 2nd Edition is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 7 how-to-play guides, 17 recorded sessions, 4 unboxings, and 1 other video.
From BoardGameGeek
This is the 2nd Edition of Race! Formula 90 including the Base game together with Race! Formula 90: Expansion #1 - RF90 Series Championship and Race! Formula 90: Expansion #2 - Barcelona and Silverstone. Race! Formula 90 is a car-racing game simulating all the typical elements of a motor sport event: car strategies, weather changes, pit stops, tire management, overtaking, doubling, and of course damages and crashes. In Race! every game turn represents one or more laps of the track, and each player is in control of only one car. Other cars, called robots, move automatically on the track fighting between them and the human players. Players are provided with a set of racing cards and a car chart to keep track of all available resources (tires, damages, reliability). By playing racing cards, they move along the track and in so doing they spend resources. Movement can be affected by trajectories on the track, straight, corner and braking sections, opponents and other special events like yellow or blue flags. Strategies and driving skills are another key element of the game. Players must exploit these unique capabilities to gain against competitors while adapting their driving style to the actual race conditions. When using a strategy at his best, a player achieves a "special", which allows him to draw a track card, which is usually more powerful than ordinary racing cards. This new edition of Race! Formula 90 differs from the original game with a new streamlined set of rules, better balanced strategies and skills, a companion rulebook with optional rules for shorter races, alternative weather system, new type of robot and a different race finish. All tracks completely redesigned and are circa 20% larger in size Strategy cards instead of tiles with rule reminders on the back A general improvement in components.
Race! Formula 90: 2nd Edition has 33 videos from 11 creators: 4 reviews, 7 how-to-play guides, 17 playthroughs, 4 unboxings and 1 other video. They date from 2021 to July 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Race! Formula 90 How to Play Demo" by Board Games For Two, which runs 32 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Race! Formula 90: A Review for Two" by Board Games For Two. 4 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Race! Formula 90 Solo Playthrough at Silverstone" by Board Games For Two, one of 17 playthroughs.
If you like it, try Race! Formula 90, Race! Formula 90: Expansion #3 and 1863 Marsala Express, also by Alessandro Lala, or FormulaGP, which shares several of its mechanics.
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2013Alessandro Lala
2 - 6 players90 - 270 minHeavy weight
2023Alessandro Lala, Giuseppe Rossini
1 - 6 players90 - 180 minVery heavy weight
2026Gabriele Callari, Alessandro Lala, Fabio Pellegrino
1 - 5 players120 - 300 min
2024
1 - 6 players30 - 120 minVery heavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
This is the 2nd Edition of Race! Formula 90 including the Base game together with Race! Formula 90: Expansion #1 - RF90 Series Championship and Race! Formula 90: Expansion #2 - Barcelona and Silverstone. Race! Formula 90 is a car-racing game simulating all the typical elements of a motor sport event: car strategies, weather changes, pit stops, tire management, overtaking, doubling, and of course damages and crashes. In Race! every game turn represents one or more laps of the track, and each player is in control of only one car. Other cars, called robots, move automatically on the track fighting between them and the human players. Players are provided with a set of racing cards and a car chart to keep track of all available resources (tires, damages, reliability). By playing racing cards, they move along the track and in so doing they spend resources. Movement can be affected by trajectories on the track, straight, corner and braking sections, opponents and other special events like yellow or blue flags. Strategies and driving skills are another key element of the game. Players must exploit these unique capabilities to gain against competitors while adapting their driving style to the actual race conditions. When using a strategy at his best, a player achieves a "special", which allows him to draw a track card, which is usually more powerful than ordinary racing cards. This new edition of Race! Formula 90 differs from the original game with a new streamlined set of rules, better balanced strategies and skills, a companion rulebook with optional rules for shorter races, alternative weather system, new type of robot and a different race finish. All tracks completely redesigned and are circa 20% larger in size Strategy cards instead of tiles with rule reminders on the back A general improvement in components.
Designer
Alessandro Lala
Artist
Giorgio De Michele
Publisher
Gotha Games
Categories
Mechanics