The Roblox experience description is the control list to trust first. Other charts fill gaps it does not mention.
PC, from the Roblox description
| Action | Input |
|---|---|
| Sprint, option 1 | Tap Q and E, or M1 and M2, repeatedly |
| Sprint, option 2 | Hold Shift and W. Tap Shift repeatedly for faster sprint gain |
| Spurt | R |
| Ability | F |
| Zone | G |
A November 18, 2025 guide adds CTRL to change camera, and it says the Shift sprint mode is a setting. It also says Spurt works twice per race.
Console, from the same Roblox description
The description prints this list as one block:
- R1: Ability
- L2: Increase Speed
- RB: Skill
- LB: Spurt
- LT: Run
- Right on the D-pad: Zone
- Left on the D-pad: Shift Lock
- R1, R2, L1, and L2 are used for the initial QTEs
R1 Ability and RB Skill are both in that text. On some controllers those names refer to the same shoulder button. This page does not merge or delete either line.
A separate control chart maps Xbox LT and PlayStation L2 to run, Xbox LB and PlayStation L1 to Spurt, and Xbox RB and PlayStation R1 to the special. Use it when the in-game prompts match that layout.
Mobile
The Roblox description block that was read does not list mobile keys. A published chart says: sprint button to run, thumbstick to move, up arrow for Spurt, a yellow button for the special, and a red button for Zone. Confirm the colors on your HUD. Mobile players in a November 2025 beginner video's comments were still asking how to run, so the on-screen sprint button is the first thing to find.
What to practice
- Pick one sprint method. Alternating Q and E, or alternating mouse buttons, is option 1. Shift gameplay is option 2.
- Find R, F, and G before the lobby ends.
- On a controller, learn the QTE shoulders separately from Ability and Spurt so the start prompts do not fire the wrong action.
Movement itself is standard Roblox movement: WASD on PC, sticks on a controller, thumbstick on mobile.