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{{Status|Gameplay}}
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[[File:RaceIcon.jpg|100px|thumb|The ''Race'' icon.]]
[[File:RaceIcon.jpg|100px|thumb|right|The ''Race'' icon.]]


'''Race''' is a free-for-all and team [[multiplayer]] [[gametype]] in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', ''[[Halo 4]]'', and ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]''. The player's objective is to be the first person or team to reach all checkpoints marked on the map.
'''Race''' is a free-for-all and team [[multiplayer]] [[gametype]] in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', ''[[Halo 4]]'', and ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]''. The player's objective is to be the first person or team to reach all checkpoints marked on the map.
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!Rally
!Rally
|Be the first to drive through flags to earn points.
|Be the first to drive through flags to earn points.
|}
===''Halo 2: Anniversary''===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; margin:2px auto; vertical-align:top;"
! style="width:20%;" |Title
! style="width:80%;" |Description
|-
!Race
|Start your engines.
|-
!Rally
|Take the road less traveled.
|-
!Gungoose Gauntlet
|Time to run the gauntlet.
|-
!Velocity
|Speed is your friend.
|}
|}


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When a player has completed a lap, information is displayed in the top left corner of the screen, showing the lap number completed and time taken in seconds.
When a player has completed a lap, information is displayed in the top left corner of the screen, showing the lap number completed and time taken in seconds.


Racing is ideally done in a [[Warthog]], as this allows you a high amount of maneuverability as well as the option of having a gunner to fire at enemies behind while the driver focuses on reaching the checkpoints, whereas a Ghost or Banshee can only fire in front of you and a Scorpion Tank is far too slow and clumsy to be of use in a Race. Alternatively, racing can be done on a map where there are no vehicles allowed. Racing on close quarters maps like [[Prisoner]] or [[Damnation]] with heavy weapons can result in a highly chaotic game, with players more focused on killing one another rather than actually trying to complete laps. A Mongoose is also preferable if you have a rocketeer.
Racing is ideally done in a [[Warthog]], as this allows you a high amount of maneuverability as well as the option of having a gunner to fire at enemies behind whist the driver focuses on reaching the checkpoints, whereas a Ghost or Banshee can only fire in front of you and a Scorpion Tank is far too slow and clumsy to be of use in a Race. Alternatively, racing can be done on a map where there are no vehicles allowed. Racing on close quarters maps like [[Prisoner]] or [[Damnation]] with heavy weapons can result in a highly chaotic game, with players more focused on killing one another rather than actually trying to complete laps. A Mongoose is also preferable if you have a rocketeer.


Originally, racing in vehicles in ''Halo: Combat Evolved ''was only available upon the maps [[Blood Gulch (Level)|Blood Gulch]] and [[Sidewinder]]. However, various updates now mean that racing in vehicles is also available upon Infinity, Danger Canyon, Death Island, Ice Fields, Gephyrophobia and Timberland. A number of these maps - most notably Sidewinder and Gephyrophobia - require for the driver of the Warthog to make difficult maneuvers, such as driving up narrow ramps with tight corners. Other maps, particularly Ice Fields and Blood Gulch, have shortcuts that are available to the more experienced drivers, e.g. regular racers on Ice Fields will often drive right off the bridge, where the score checkpoint is found, to get to the checkpoint directly beneath it.
Originally, racing in vehicles in ''Halo: Combat Evolved ''was only available upon the maps [[Blood Gulch (Level)|Blood Gulch]] and [[Sidewinder]]. However, various updates now mean that racing in vehicles is also available upon Infinity, Danger Canyon, Death Island, Ice Fields, Gephyrophobia and Timberland. A number of these maps - most notably Sidewinder and Gephyrophobia - require for the driver of the Warthog to make difficult maneuvers, such as driving up narrow ramps with tight corners. Other maps, particularly Ice Fields and Blood Gulch, have shortcuts that are available to the more experienced drivers, e.g. regular racers on Ice Fields will often drive right off the bridge, where the score checkpoint is found, to get to the checkpoint directly beneath it.

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