Every country on Earth is a race trackEach of the 242 circuits is drawn from its country's border or coastline. Race them in your browser, on a computer, tablet or phone.
- Circuits
- 242
- Cars
- 12
- Rivals
- 9
- Split screen
- 2–4players
Globe Prix turns the world map into a racing calendar. Every country and big island has its own circuit, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, traced from its outline, with corners named after the places they pass.
Each circuit has its own scenery and landmarks, its own leaderboard, and a lap record to chase.
Ways to play
Grand Prix RunRace your way across the world's circuits, one event after another, until you can't pay the next entry fee.
Single racePick a circuit and a car, qualify, and race 9 rivals, with two commentators calling it.
Time TrialOne lap for the circuit's leaderboard, chasing the record holder's ghost.
Draw a trackDraw a loop anywhere on Earth, and race it.
Split screenTwo to four players on one screen.Twelve cars, from 1955 to today
Today's car, and one from each era of the sport: front-engined roadsters, wing cars, turbos and wide hybrids. Each circuit keeps a leaderboard for every car.
- TodayModern car
- 2026Active Aero
- 2020Wide Hybrid
- 2011KERS & DRS
- 2004V10
- 1992Active
- 1986Turbo
- 1979Wing Car
- 1975Airbox
- 1968Stilt Wing
- 1961Rear-Engine
- 1955Front-Engine
In your browser
Nothing to download. Globe Prix runs in the browser on computers, tablets and phones, held upright or sideways, and you can add it to your home screen.
Drive with the keyboard, a gamepad, touch or tilt.
Questions
What is Globe Prix?
A racing game where every country on Earth is a race track: 242 circuits, each drawn from its country's border or coastline, raced in open-wheel cars from 1955 to today.
Who makes Globe Prix?
One person, Yang. It isn't connected to any racing series, team or Grand Prix.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. It plays in the phone's browser, upright or sideways, with touch or tilt steering.
Can I race my friends?
On one screen, with Split screen: two to four players, each on a gamepad or half the keyboard. Or share a lap and see who sets the faster time.
Pick a country and race
Every circuit has its own page, with its map and lap record.
Globe Prix is a racing game made by one person. It isn't connected to any racing series, team or Grand Prix.