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MAHANAKHON RACING Controls: Keyboard Reference

Last updated 2026-10-31Unofficial player article

Quick answer

  • The action: Start with G, E, R, K and W. Use S or Shift for braking, hold S after stopping for reverse, and keep the stunt, light, camera and menu controls separate.

This MAHANAKHON RACING controls reference groups the documented keyboard inputs by their jobs. Conditions matter as much as letters: Ctrl and J are holds, S reverse follows a stop, and P customization belongs at a customization point.

Mahanakhon Racing: controlsSee the current-game motorcycle scene beside the written control instructions.

Startup is an ordered set of actions

G spawns the motorcycle. Walk to it and use E to mount, R to start the engine and K to retract the kickstand before W acceleration. For the full first-session explanation, open the MAHANAKHON RACING beginner guide instead of trying those letters as one unexplained combination.

Inputs whose conditions change the action
InputConditionAction
CtrlHoldWheelie
JHoldStore motorcycle
SHold after stoppingReverse
PAt a customization pointCustomize

Movement and rider posture

W accelerates, S and Shift brake, and A/D steer left and right. Hold S after stopping for reverse. Hold Ctrl for wheelie and use Q for the riding tuck. Space is dismount. Give an unfamiliar action its own attempt before combining it with a camera or phone command.

Signals, camera and other tasks

Z/C are left/right turn signals, X is hazards, H is horn and L is decorative lights. V changes the view, M is mirrors and Y is free camera. N is warp and F is phone. Use P at a customization point, and hold J for storage rather than confusing it with Space to get off.

Use the condition as part of the lookup

If you know a key but the result seems wrong, check whether the action needs a hold, a stopped motorcycle or the customization location. Those are different corrections. This is a keyboard reference; it does not invent controller equivalents or touch-button locations from the listed letters.

Next step

Beginner GuideFollow the five startup actions and finish with a controlled stop before choosing another activity.