Grand Prix of Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein Racing GameRace a 4.9 km circuit drawn from Liechtenstein's outline
- Length
- 4.9km
- Turns
- 8
- Main straight
- 1430m
- Slowest corner
- 71km/h
- Climb
- 138m
- Setting
- Alpine
Liechtenstein is a small country between Switzerland and Austria, and the Liechtenstein racing game fits it into a 4.9 km mountain lap. It's a race track shaped like Liechtenstein, with just eight corners, each named after one of its municipalities: Ruggell, Schellenberg, Mauren and Eschen in the north, then Schaan, Vaduz, Balzers and Triesen as the lap swings south and back up to the start.
The Grand Prix of Liechtenstein is extreme alpine, 138 metres of climb, built around one very long straight.
The Liechtenstein circuit map
- T1Ruggell
- T2Schellenberg
- T3Mauren
- T4Eschen
- T5Schaan
- T6Vaduz
- T7Balzers
- T8Triesen
Each corner is named after the place on Liechtenstein's outline it traces.
Screenshots from the Liechtenstein circuit
Around the Liechtenstein track
Vaduz Castle looks down from the hillside, and the Alps rise all around under a clear sky. Alpine chalets with wide eaves line the road, a small chapel sits among the vineyards, and vines cover the lower slopes. SUVs and cars are parked behind the fences, a flag-waving crowd gathers at the barriers, and the banner reads Willkommen in Liechtenstein. The boards say Vaduz.
- Vaduz Castle
- Alpine chalet
- Vineyard chapel
How to drive the Liechtenstein circuit
The 1,430-metre main straight is enormous for a 4.9 km lap, and it ends at Ruggell, turn 1, which is also the slowest corner at 71 km/h. That's the big stop and the main overtaking chance. Then the road climbs and drops through the mountains, 138 metres in all, over seven more corners.
Ways to race Liechtenstein
What country is this? Guess Liechtenstein from one lap
One lap behind the leader, with the racing line drawing itself as it goes. By the flag it's Liechtenstein's outline. Could you name it before the reveal?
With sound: the video has a voiceover.
Liechtenstein lap record
The Liechtenstein leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.
Liechtenstein racing game: questions
What is the slowest corner on the Liechtenstein circuit?
Ruggell, turn 1, at 71 km/h. It comes at the end of the 1,430-metre main straight, so it's the heaviest braking zone on the lap.
Is the Liechtenstein track hilly?
Yes. It's an extreme alpine circuit with 138 metres of climb, set below Vaduz Castle.
How long is the Liechtenstein circuit?
4.9 km, with 8 turns and 138 metres of climb. The main straight is 1430 metres long, and the slowest corner, Ruggell, is taken at 71 km/h.
Can I race Liechtenstein 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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