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# Player Commands

| Command                                   | Default key | Effect                                                                                                                                              |
| ----------------------------------------- | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `/races`                                  | **F6**      | Opens the race menu — either the standalone UI, or the `ld_races` app inside `ld_tablet` if it's running and `Config.UI.useSharedTablet` is `true`. |
| `/race_leave`                             | —           | Leaves your current lobby.                                                                                                                          |
| `/seeghost [off\|global\|personal\|mine]` | —           | Toggles ghost replay mode. `off` disables it, `global` races the fastest recorded time, `personal`/`mine` races your own best.                      |

## In-menu

From the race menu, players can browse available routes, see leaderboards, join or host a lobby, ready up, and, if `Config.Interaction.blip.routePreview.enabled`, toggle a route preview showing numbered checkpoint blips on the pause-menu map before starting.

## At the start point

Approach a race's world marker/blip and press the interact key (default **E**, configurable via `Config.Interaction.key`) to open the quick picker for that specific route.


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