Boat Racing in Fisch drops players onto set courses where the fastest lap times win extra cash and titles. Winning is not only about top speed. A boat’s performance comes from how its Max Speed, Steering, and Acceleration line up against the shape of the track you are racing on.
Quick answer: For balanced racing, Corruptor and Scorpferno lead the currently obtainable boats, while Arachnid offers the best all-round mix among older limited-time craft.
The three stats that decide a race
Every racing boat is defined by the same three values. Reading them together tells you where a boat gains or loses time on a course.
- Max Speed sets the top straight-line velocity in studs per second. It matters most on long, open stretches.
- Steering sets how sharply the boat can turn and its rotation rate through bends. A higher value makes hairpins and chicanes easier to handle.
- Acceleration controls how fast your boat regains maximum speed after braking or taking a turn. It affects how much time you make up as you exit a corner.
The racing menu shows a reminder that all boats use the same stats during an actual race. The rankings below compare each boat’s intrinsic baseline stats, which is how you judge a vessel’s profile before you take it onto a course.
Best currently obtainable racing boats
These five boats are still available and cover the full range of stat profiles, from steering-focused handlers to straight-line runners.
| Boat | Speed (S/ps) | Steering | Acceleration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frostbite | 299 | 100 | 1.50 |
| Corruptor | 299 | 130 | 1.20 |
| Scorpferno | 295 | 111 | 1.35 |
| Gleep 9000 | 297 | 90 | 1.30 |
| Ivus | 293 | 111 | 1.25 |
Frostbite pairs near-top speed with the highest acceleration in this group, so it rebuilds pace fast after each turn. It is available through a Gamepass.
Corruptor has the strongest steering here, which makes it the pick for technical layouts full of sharp turns. Its trade-off is the lowest acceleration in the set, so it prefers flowing corners over hard stop-start sections. It is also a Gamepass purchase.

Scorpferno spreads its numbers evenly across speed, steering, and recovery, making it the safest all-round choice when you do not know the track. It is bought through a Gamepass.
Gleep 9000 keeps high straightaway speed but has the lowest steering here, so it rewards courses with long straights and few tight corners. It is a Gamepass boat.

Ivus offers a balanced middle-ground profile at slightly lower stats than the others. It can be obtained through a Gamepass or from the skin seller.

Best older limited-time boats
Players who held onto boats from past events have access to some of the strongest racing stats in the game. These are no longer available to new buyers, but they still set the benchmark.
| Boat | Speed (S/ps) | Steering | Acceleration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plushy Dumbo | 310 | 116 | 1.25 |
| Phantom Paws | 303 | 110 | 1.50 |
| Arachnid | 303 | 130 | 1.33 |
| S’more Speedster | 300 | 100 | 1.40 |
| Bon Voyage | 300 | 125 | 1.25 |
Plushy Dumbo, also listed as the Shiny Dumbo Octopus Floatie, carries the highest top speed of any racing boat while keeping solid cornering and recovery. That raw speed makes it a strong pick on tracks that reward straight-line pace.
Phantom Paws combines 300-plus speed with top-tier acceleration, so it recovers instantly out of corners. It is the limited counterpart to Frostbite for stop-start layouts.
Arachnid is the most complete boat on this list, joining high speed with maximum steering and strong acceleration. It handles technical and fast sections equally well.
S’more Speedster leans on acceleration, making it dependable on courses that force frequent slowdowns. Bon Voyage instead prioritizes handling, with steering high enough to attack technical courses cleanly.
Matching a boat to the track
No single boat is best everywhere. The right choice depends on how many corners a course has and how hard they are.
- Tracks with frequent hard corners that demand repeated acceleration bursts favor Frostbite or Phantom Paws.
- Courses with sharp chicanes and hairpins reward the high steering of Corruptor or Arachnid.
- Layouts dominated by long straights suit Gleep 9000 and other high-speed boats.
Where boat races take place in Fisch
Races are started by speaking to a Race Leader NPC on certain islands, then paying an entry fee to compete against others on the server. Steering uses the directional keys, and pressing Q triggers a boost that charges up as you drive.
- Outside Moosewood — the Milo NPC by the Daily Shopkeeper dock, at GPS (295.6, 132.4, 53.5). This two-lap course is the smallest.
- Forsaken Shore — the Flint NPC at GPS (-2606.2, 150.4, 1059.2).
- Ancient Isle — the Talon NPC at GPS (6380.9, 130.5, 361.8), on the southeast edge near the Shipwright.

Winning or even entering a first race unlocks the Cozy Cruiser title, and finishing the Moosewood course in under 2 minutes 10 seconds earns the Lighthouse Skiff boat. With the racing stats above in mind, picking a boat whose speed, steering, and acceleration match the course in front of you is the most reliable way to place first.






