Grand Prix of Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia Racing GameRace a 4.6 km circuit drawn from Saint Lucia's outline
- Length
- 4.6km
- Turns
- 9
- Main straight
- 1310m
- Slowest corner
- 96km/h
- Climb
- 47m
- Setting
- River jungle
There's a storm over Saint Lucia. The Saint Lucia racing game runs on a track drawn from Saint Lucia's coastline, nine corners around the island: Micoud on the east, down to Vieux Fort and the Moule á Chique Promontory at the southern tip, up the west past Choiseul and Soufrière to Castries and Gros Islet, then round the north end to Anse Epouge and Dauphin.
The Grand Prix of Saint Lucia is a hilly jungle lap, 4.6 km with 47 metres of climb.
The Saint Lucia circuit map
- T1Micoud
- T2Vieux Fort
- T3Moule á Chique Promontory
- T4Choiseul
- T5Soufrière
- T6Castries
- T7Gros Islet
- T8Anse Epouge
- T9Dauphin
Each corner is named after the place on Saint Lucia's outline it traces.
Screenshots from the Saint Lucia circuit
Around the Saint Lucia track
The Pitons rise above the jungle, two steep peaks over the sea. Rain and wind sweep across the track, fishing boats are pulled up on the shore and a colonial church stands in the town. Pastel Caribbean houses line the road between the banana plants. Minibuses and pickups wait behind the fences, the banner reads Welcome and Bienvini, and the boards carry Castries.
- The Pitons
- Fishing boats
- Colonial church
How to drive the Saint Lucia circuit
The main straight runs 1,310 metres to Micoud, turn 1. The slowest corner is the Moule á Chique Promontory, turn 3, but at 96 km/h even that is quick. The storm is the real opponent: in the wet, through the hills, it's easy to lose the car, so brake earlier than you think.
Ways to race Saint Lucia
What country is this? Guess Saint Lucia from one lap
One lap behind the leader, with the racing line drawing itself as it goes. By the flag it's Saint Lucia's outline. Could you name it before the reveal?
With sound: the video has a voiceover.
Saint Lucia lap record
The Saint Lucia leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.
Saint Lucia racing game: questions
Does it rain on the Saint Lucia track?
Yes. A storm blows over the whole lap, so the river jungle circuit is wet all the way round.
Can you see the Pitons from the Saint Lucia circuit?
Yes. The Pitons are the main landmark, rising above the jungle.
How long is the Saint Lucia circuit?
4.6 km, with 9 turns and 47 metres of climb. The main straight is 1310 metres long, and the slowest corner, Moule á Chique Promontory, is taken at 96 km/h.
Can I race Saint Lucia 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.








