I think you might possibly be overstating how complex a race condition needs to be.
For example two consumers pushing results to a single result queue is a race condition, because the order in which they arrive depends on timing and is non-deterministic. That's a pretty normal thing to have.
Many languages people think of as being safe and high level are extremely racey - Erlang is my go-to example - two processes sending messages to a third is a race. Which message do you get first? It's non-deterministic. But it doesn't have to be a problem.
For example two consumers pushing results to a single result queue is a race condition, because the order in which they arrive depends on timing and is non-deterministic. That's a pretty normal thing to have.
Many languages people think of as being safe and high level are extremely racey - Erlang is my go-to example - two processes sending messages to a third is a race. Which message do you get first? It's non-deterministic. But it doesn't have to be a problem.