Roblox Uma Racing Tier List: December 2025 – Best Umas to Crush Every Race

Tier

Umas

S

Rice Shower, Oguri Cap

A

Gold Ship, Silence Suzuka, Tamamo Cross

B

Daiwa Scarlet, Haru Urara

C

Air Groove

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Details & Tips

Rice Shower (Legendary Pace Chaser)

Rice Shower is a clutch racer that can handle any situation. One variant bursts forward instantly, while the other locks onto leaders, healing stamina and slowing opponents. The zone can drain the entire lobby.

Passive (F): • Variant 1: Quick acceleration with no stamina cost. • Variant 2: Follows the leader, heals 25% stamina, boosts speed, 2-second rush without losing stamina.

Zone (G): Gives 2.5 seconds of self-healing and a short 0.3-second area drain up to 35 studs.

Tips: Use Variant 2 for overtakes in the middle of the race. Activate the zone on the final straight to weaken everyone around. Works best on medium-length tracks where positioning matters.

Oguri Cap (Legendary Pace Chaser)

This is a lead-hunting racer that punishes front-runners. Long no-drain periods and target drains make her very aggressive but rewarding.

Passive (F): • Variant 1: 0.7 seconds heal + 4.4 seconds no stamina loss. • Variant 2 (behind target): 0.8 seconds heal + 4 seconds no-drain, drains target for 2.5 seconds, slows their sprint.

Zone (G): Activates if an opponent is within 43 studs. Provides 2.8 seconds self-heal with an AoE drain and slow in a 35-stud radius.

Tips: Stay back at the start to build up slipstream healing, then attack. Best for long races and chaining corners for near-infinite stamina.

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Gold Ship (Rare Late Surger)

Gold Ship is perfect for late-race surges, draining stamina from opponents and landing big buffs to secure wins.

Passive (F): 1-second wind-up, then 2.5 seconds no-drain. Rarely, a 9-second no-drain + 0.5-second regen can occur.

Zone (G): 1.6 seconds self-heal plus a quick QTE speed burst.

Tips: Build the zone with early slipstreaming, then activate after the second corner. Works well with Spur (R) for explosive late-race pushes.

Silence Suzuka (Legendary Front Runner)

Silence Suzuka is the ideal option for locking an early lead, forcing chasers to burn stamina while keeping control.

Passive (F): +2 acceleration with 2-3 seconds no-drain at the race start.

Zone (G): 0.9 seconds self-heal followed by 2 seconds speed boost and 2 seconds no-drain.

Tips: Focus on hitting the start QTE perfectly to trigger the passive. Keep the lead by managing the yellow stamina bar carefully.

Tamamo Cross (Legendary Pace Chaser)

This one is great at punishing groups. Quick regen and AoE debuffs make mid-pack opponents pay.

Passive (F): 0.7 seconds regen + 1.95 seconds no-drain, with a 0.3-second 30-stud debuff.

Zone (G): Very short 0.2-second regen, but can be spammed repeatedly.

Tips: Ambush opponents in the middle of the pack. Combine overtakes with frequent zone use for maximum effect.

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Daiwa Scarlet (Rare Pace Chaser)

Daiwa Scarlet is reliable gap-closer with double-tap dashes. Zone works under specific conditions, making her situational but useful.

Passive (F): Two consecutive dashes, though no extra buffs come with them.

Zone (G): 2.5 seconds self-heal plus 0.6 seconds no-drain if an opponent is within 35 studs.

Tips: Use dashes around corners to close gaps and activate the zone while chasing opponents.

Haru Urara (Common Late Surger)

Haru Urara is very simple, beginner-friendly, and provides easy bursts of regen and modest speed boosts.

Passive (F): Dash that grants 25% stamina regen and 2 seconds of extra speed.

Zone (G): 2.5 seconds self-heal.

Tips: Activate the passive after the first turn and use the zone following the second QTE for maximum effect.

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Details & Tips

Air Groove (Uncommon Pace Chaser)

Air Groove works best when targeting specific opponents, but feels unreliable against stronger meta UMAs.

Passive (F): Dashes toward the leader to steal, boost acceleration, and briefly blind them.

Zone (G): 1.5 seconds self-heal plus an AoE drain and slow effect.

Tips: Best saved for last-ditch moves in the final stretch rather than early-race plays.