Race for Eggs Races (October 2026)

Community coverage does not agree on where the run of worlds currently ends: one guide names the Mamoth in Ice Kingdom as the last boss, whose Mamut Egg hatches into an Elephant, while a second guide from the same site adds a Deep Sea world ending in the Megalodon and lists everything past it as Coming Soon. The official badge list is the one place the developer names the champions itself, and it currently holds three champion badges — T-Rex, SPHINX and MAMOTH — which is why the third world is the last one we can confirm from official data. A fourth world without a champion badge is still possible, since badges are created by hand and a newer world may not have one yet. The in-game world selector is the only current answer.

• A boss race counts as cleared only when the results screen shows you in 1st place. Lower placements can still return an egg, but not the boss egg, and nothing opens the next world.
• Winning the egg and using it are separate steps: the egg has to be placed in your base pen and incubated, and the pet only starts producing cash once that timer finishes and you equip it.
• The Index menu records every boss you have collected and the tier each egg can roll — normal, gold, diamond, radioactive and rainbow — which is why a second copy of the same boss egg is worth farming.
• Cleared worlds stay reachable through the portal, so boss tracks are replayable for better egg tiers rather than being one-time gates.
• World names, boss names and egg names are not published by the developer. The list above comes from community coverage, so check the in-game world selector for the current names.

The speed a boss needs to beat moves with your rebirth multiplier and any speed gamepass you own rather than sitting at one fixed number, so this page deliberately does not publish a speed threshold table. Track your own numbers with the speed planner, and check what each egg turns into on the pets and eggs index.

Reading the ladder as a ladder changes how you spend a session. Beating the first rival in a fresh world is worth less than beating the last rival in the world below it, because each rung you clear is what raises the egg tier the run pays out — so a world you can only half-clear is a training signal, not a place to farm.

The rival order below comes from a single community guide and moves with the weekly updates, so read the line-up shown on the track itself rather than treating this as a fixed list.

The drop between badges is the useful part: roughly three in ten players who get past the welcome screen go on to beat the first champion, about a third of those reach the second, and only around one in 109 of every entrant reaches the third. The past-day counts move in the same shape — tens of thousands still clear the first champion every day, while around two thousand eight hundred a day clear the third. If you are stuck, you are stuck at the same place most Race for Eggs races players stop.

Badge names and award counts were read from the Roblox badge detail endpoint for this universe on 2026-10-31, one badge at a time, which is the reading that has stayed stable across rounds; the list endpoint returned its own counts on this reading but we still publish the detail numbers. We lead with the raw award counts because they only ever go up, then restate each boss as a share of the 9,439,500 players holding the Welcome! badge, so the figure shows the share of players who reached that boss rather than a share of all visits. Roblox occasionally recomputes its own percentages against a different denominator, which is why a published percentage can dip between readings even though nobody lost a badge. The past-day line under each badge is Roblox's own count of how many players earned it in the previous 24 hours, which is the only public figure that shows how fast the ladder is still moving.