GLOBE PRIX
The helicopter over the Bermuda circuit: the Bermuda racing game

Flag of BermudaGrand Prix of Bermuda

Bermuda Racing GameRace a 4.9 km circuit drawn from Bermuda's outline

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Length
4.9km
Turns
10
Main straight
1330m
Slowest corner
71km/h
Climb
52m
Setting
Cliff road

The lap hugs the cliffs from start to finish. In the Bermuda racing game you follow a track drawn from Bermuda's coastline, 4.9 km with ten corners named for the parishes and points along the shore. Gibb's Point ends the straight, Sandys and Southampton follow, then the lap runs through the City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Smith's and Hamilton parish to Ruth's Point and Saint George's, before Cable Bay brings it home.

The Grand Prix of Bermuda is a coastal course with 52 metres of climb.

The Bermuda circuit map

The racing line (orange) inside Bermuda's outline; ○ is the start and finish. Open the map
  1. T1Gibb’s Point
  2. T2Sandys
  3. T3Southampton
  4. T4City of Hamilton
  5. T5Pembroke
  6. T6Smith's
  7. T7Hamilton
  8. T8Ruth’s Point
  9. T9Saint George's
  10. T10Cable Bay

Each corner is named after the place on Bermuda's outline it traces.

Screenshots from the Bermuda circuit

Through the slowest corner, Sandys
On the grid for the Grand Prix of Bermuda: Bermuda racing game screenshot
On the grid for the Grand Prix of Bermuda
The climb to the hairpin, Bermuda: Bermuda racing game screenshot
The climb to the hairpin, Bermuda
Trackside at the Bermuda circuit: Bermuda racing game screenshot
Trackside at the Bermuda circuit
Craning over the Bermuda track: Bermuda racing game screenshot
Craning over the Bermuda track
On board around Bermuda: Bermuda racing game screenshot
On board around Bermuda

Around the Bermuda track

Gibbs Hill Lighthouse stands on the high ground above the cliff road, and the pastel roofs below it give the view its colour. Little pastel cottages line the route, one with a moongate, a round stone arch, in its garden. Mopeds and cars are parked by the fences, and the sea sits below the barriers. A banner says Welcome to Bermuda, and the boards read Hamilton.

  • Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and pastel roofs
  • Pastel cottages
  • Moongate

How to drive the Bermuda circuit

The main straight is 1,330 metres, ending at Gibb's Point. Straight after comes Sandys, turn 2, the slowest corner at 71 km/h, so the first two braking zones come close together. Then the cliff road climbs and falls through 52 metres, with the sea never far away.

Ways to race Bermuda

Time TrialA lap for the Bermuda leaderboard, chasing the record holder's ghost. Grand Prix RunRace your way across the world's circuits. One free run every day.

What country is this? Guess Bermuda from one lap

One lap behind the leader, with the racing line drawing itself as it goes. By the flag it's Bermuda's outline. Could you name it before the reveal?

With sound: the video has a voiceover.

Bermuda lap record

The Bermuda leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.

Set a lap in Bermuda ▸

Bermuda racing game: questions

Is the Bermuda track on the coast?

Yes. It's a coastal cliff road, with Gibbs Hill Lighthouse above it and pastel cottages along the way.

Which is the slowest corner on the Bermuda circuit?

Sandys, turn 2, at 71 km/h, right after the long main straight into Gibb's Point.

How long is the Bermuda circuit?

4.9 km, with 10 turns and 52 metres of climb. The main straight is 1330 metres long, and the slowest corner, Sandys, is taken at 71 km/h.

Can I race Bermuda 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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