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Meet the pit crew that brought Racer from a pencil sketch to your mobile screens.
See how our partners got together to make a mobile Chrome Experiment work across multiple devices.
If you haven't played Racer yet, head over to on any tablet or phone that runs Chrome.
See how our partners got together to make a mobile Chrome Experiment work across multiple devices.
If you haven't played Racer yet, head over to on any tablet or phone that runs Chrome.
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