Rayman M contains racing and which other mode?

Rayman M contains racing and battle modes.

Rayman M is a multiplayer-focused Rayman spin-off built around two core activities: racing and battle. In racing, players compete across obstacle-filled courses, with platforming mechanics and attacks or items that can hinder opponents. The battle mode shifts the emphasis from reaching the finish line to competing directly against other players.

Battle includes several formats, depending on the version. Players can collect Lums while freezing rivals, attack opponents to score points, or compete in a light-fly possession game in versions that support it. These variations give the game a party-game structure rather than making it a conventional kart racer.

Released in 2001, Rayman M was known as Rayman Arena in North America. Rayman Rush, a later PlayStation remake, is a common source of confusion because it focuses only on racing and omits the full battle component.