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Return any unused cars and pitstop tiles to the game box.
How to Play:
The game is played in a clockwise direction. The player who can
make the loudest engine noise starts by rolling both dice.
The result applies to all players, so everyone needs to look:
Does the dice show your color?
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Yes? Excellent!
Look carefully to see which box your car is currently sitting on.
Put the matching pitstop tile from your pile onto the square
showing your color in the box. Is there already a pitstop tile
there? Then just put it on top.
If both dice come up with your color, you can even put down
two matching pitstop tiles
If you only have one matching tile, then this is all you can put
down in the box.
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No? A pity, your bunny pit crew needs a break.
At the end of the round, each player checks to see if their bunny pit
crew has finished.
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Are there three of their own pitstop tiles in the current box?
If so, the player moves their car clockwise on the racetrack to the
next pit stop.
Anna, who has the red car, rolls yellow and green. The yellow car of
Tim is in the box for refueling. Tim is allowed to take a pitstop tile
showing the fuel canister from his pile and place it in the box. Lena's
green car is standing in front of the workshop box. Lena is allowed
to put down one of her pitstop tiles showing the wrench and screw-
driver. Because the green car now has three pitstop tiles in the box, it
can proceed to the next box where it joins the yellow car.
After that, the round is over and it's the next player's turn.
Don't forget! When one player rolls the dice, everyone is
involved in what happens next.
End of the Game:
The game ends as soon as a car has completed all three pit stops,
which means it has also crossed the finish line. Hillhouse has found
its best bunny pit crew! If more than one car finishes on the same
turn, it is a tie between those players.
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