If they are still on the Track, yes. In order to receive the two Fans, a Racer must be on the Track (they are represented by their Racer Meeple, not their Skull Marker) and they are the closest to the Finish Line.

Yes, but doing so will void your Gold Carrot reward. In order to receive a Gold Carrot for Showboating you must complete your Turn (including Staggers) without entering a space with Terrain, falling off the Track, or using a Racer Ability.

No.

You must move the full amount of your die roll, in the direction chosen.

Not with Movement Dice. Movement Dice can only move a Racer in one of the three forward directions.

No.

If the Event Deck is shuffled during the middle of a race, "Gunshot!" is shuffled with it.

Any Fans that have been previously placed on Terrain may stay on those spaces during this Event. This only impacts Fans that would be placed this Turn.

No.

Abilities can only be used on your own Movement Turn.

It depends on the game effect, as some are specific. For falling off the Track, the Racer determines which of their Fans to remove.

No.

No one!

Gold Carrots can be gained from certain Jockey Cards and by Showboating (see Roll and Resolve Movement).

No

Abilities can only be used on your own Movement Turn.

If you hit a Racer with the Rooster, and have remaining movement on your Movement Die, you may utilize "The Pecking Order" to move one space in any direction prior to continuing your movement in its original direction. The bonus space can be in any direction, but the continued movement must be along the same direction. For example: The Rooster moves straight forward and hits a Racer, while having two moves left on its Movement Die. Using "The Pecking Order," the player decides to move one space forward-left then continue moving two spaces straight forward from there.

Yes

You can use each Ability once, at any point, during your Turn. For example, the Rabbit's "No Cause Fur Alarm" can be used to give a Stagger token to another Racer that you pass by during a move.

You gain the token for the next Turn. This happens most often when Staggering into Water or off the Track. Stagger tokens can be gained at various times, but are only resolved immediately after resolving Movement Dice on your Turn.

No

The Stagger Die is rolled once, and the Racer staggers in one direction for the entire distance indicated by the discarded tokens.

Probably a big crashing sound. Maybe some snickering from other Racers. But seriously, you follow the Falling Off the Track rules.

Yes

A Racer can have a maximum of three Stagger tokens. Any excess is disregarded. Remember to discard your Stagger tokens before rolling the Stagger Die, as new tokens may be gained.

Yes

After resolving your Movement Dice on your Turn, you must discard all of your Stagger tokens and stagger accordingly.

Yes

Racers can set up anywhere on the Starting Track Piece, including on the Starting Line.

Maybe

The winner is the Racer with the most Fans. The first Racer to reach the Finish Line gains three Fans for doing so, but if another Racer has a higher total of Fans, they win. It's all about who ends up the gremlins' favorite.

No!

Do not put gremlins in your cocoa!

Sometimes the needed conditions of an Event Card are not in place, in which case a portion of the event, or possibly its entirety, is disregarded. Resolve as much of the Event Card as can be. For example, "Catch Up or be Ketchup" takes Fans from behind Racers and moves them forward. If there are no Fans behind a particular Racer, that Event Card has no effect on them.

Yes.

If you are in between dice and hit a Barrel or Water, you don't have a current die to end!

If it is your Turn, then you get to choose the order in which those effects occur.

You would resolve any Staggers left before your Turn ends. Conversely, if you were on Rocks Terrain instead (or any effect that immediately ends your Turn), you would not resolve any Staggers, as your Turn has ended.

Nothing.

Gremlin Fans quite like watching the race from on top of rocks and knee-deep in puddles.

Nothing.

The effects of Terrain apply when you enter the space. On the following Turn you leave the space without effect (but suffer the effects of any new space you enter).

Your Turn immediately ends when you enter Rocks Terrain. Your additional Stagger distance is disregarded.

Directions are maintained following the path of the Track. So a Barrel moving straight forward would keep to its Lane, even as it bends through the turn.

Turn Order is constantly in flux as Racers move and change positions to each other. Therefore it is always evaluated in its current state, whenever Turn Order is needed. When resolving Movement Turns, the next Turn goes to the Racer furthest from the Finish Line that still has a Jockey Card left to resolve.

A Racer's Skull Marker is counted when determining Turn Order. The Racer is considered to be at that position - just not on the Track.

There are a few spaces on the Turn Track Pieces where different directions might take a Racer into the same space. For example, forward-left and backward-left might lead into the same space. In these cases, use your best judgment to stay true to the chosen direction.