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Two drivers agreed to race through a crowded downtown street. A passenger in one car collected bets, blocked a side street with traffic cones, and shouted for the drivers to start, knowing pedestrians were nearby and that the race created a serious risk of death. One driver struck and killed a pedestrian.
Which statement best describes the passenger's possible accomplice liability for involuntary manslaughter?

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The passenger is automatically liable for murder because any death during a race is intentional. The passenger may be liable if he intentionally aided the reckless drag race and had the culpability required for the resulting death. The passenger is liable only if he physically drove one of the cars. The passenger cannot be liable as an accomplice because accomplice liability never applies to crimes requiring recklessness.

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