Belarusian Grand Prix
Belarus Racing GameRace a 4.3 km circuit drawn from Belarus's outline
- Length
- 4.3km
- Turns
- 14
- Main straight
- 1000m
- Slowest corner
- 85km/h
- Climb
- 19m
- Setting
- Modern
The main straight ends at the slowest corner of the lap, and that sets the tone. This Belarus racing game follows a race track shaped like Belarus, 4.3 km with 14 corners named for places on the border: Dubok first, then Brest and Hrodna in the west, up past Drisvyaty to Vitebsk, and down the eastern side through Mogilev and Gomel to Gden'. A few towns turn up twice, once as a region and once as a town.
The Belarusian Grand Prix is held on a modern circuit with 19 metres of rolling climb.
The Belarus circuit map
- T1Dubok
- T2Rudavets
- T3Brest
- T4Hrodna
- T5Grodno
- T6Stunzhishki
- T7Drisvyaty
- T8Vitebsk
- T9Vitsyebsk
- T10Mogilev
- T11Barsuki
- T12Homyel
- T13Gomel
- T14Gden’
Each corner is named after the place on Belarus's outline it traces.
Screenshots from the Belarus circuit
Around the Belarus track
Mir Castle, with its red-brick towers, is the landmark here. A Stalinist monument stands near the track, and a wooden village church sits out in the wheat fields. The town by the circuit is Soviet-style apartment blocks, with Ladas and buses parked by the fence. Skies are clear. A banner reads Сардэчна запрашаем, and the boards say Hrodna, Brest, Vitebsk, Homel, Narach and Minsk.
- Mir Castle
- Stalinist monument
- Wooden village church
How to drive the Belarus circuit
The 1,000-metre main straight ends at Dubok, turn 1, which is also the slowest corner of the lap at 85 km/h. That makes it the big braking zone and the best place to pass. The rest of the lap is quick and fairly gentle, with 19 metres of rolling climb.
Ways to race Belarus
What country is this? Guess Belarus from one lap
One lap behind the leader, with the racing line drawing itself as it goes. By the flag it's Belarus's outline. Could you name it before the reveal?
With sound: the video has a voiceover.
Belarus lap record
The Belarus leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.
Belarus racing game: questions
What is the slowest corner on the Belarus track?
Dubok, turn 1, at 85 km/h. It sits at the end of the 1,000-metre main straight, so it's also the hardest braking point.
Is Mir Castle on the Belarus circuit?
Yes. Mir Castle is the main landmark, along with a Stalinist monument and a wooden village church.
How long is the Belarus circuit?
4.3 km, with 14 turns and 19 metres of climb. The main straight is 1000 metres long, and the slowest corner, Dubok, is taken at 85 km/h.
Can I race Belarus on my phone?
Yes. Globe Prix plays on phones and tablets with touch or tilt steering, and on desktop with a keyboard or a gamepad.
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