Sakhalin Grand Prix
Sakhalin Racing GameRace a 4.9 km circuit drawn from Sakhalin's outline
- Length
- 4.9km
- Turns
- 10
- Main straight
- 1820m
- Slowest corner
- 62km/h
- Climb
- 32m
- Setting
- Sea cliffs
Sakhalin is a long island in Russia's far east, and it has its own circuit here, separate from the Russia track. This Sakhalin racing game follows a track drawn from Sakhalin's coastline: from the Gulf of Sakhalin it runs to Okha in the north, down past Gora Pil’vo and Poronaysk, through Yuzhno Sakhalinsk to Korsakov in the south, and finishes at Gora Slonimskaya.
The Sakhalin Grand Prix is a rolling coastal lap along sea cliffs, 32 metres of climb over 4.9 km, modelled on the cliffs out at Cape Aniva.
The Sakhalin circuit map
- T1Gulf of Sakhalin
- T2Okha
- T3Gora Pil’vo
- T4Sakhalin
- T5Poronaysk
- T6Gora Poyasok
- T7Yuzhno Sakhalinsk
- T8Gora Suslova
- T9Korsakov
- T10Gora Slonimskaya
Each corner is named after the place on Sakhalin's outline it traces.
Screenshots from the Sakhalin circuit
Around the Sakhalin track
The Cape Aniva lighthouse stands out on its rock at the end of the view. Sea stacks rise off the shore, fishing boats work the grey water, and an Orthodox church sits among the Soviet blocks in town. The sky stays overcast all lap. Ladas, Land Cruisers and cars are parked by the fences, the banner reads Добро пожаловать, and the boards name Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Korsakov, Kholmsk, Aniva and Nevelsk.
- Cape Aniva lighthouse
- Orthodox church
- Fishing boats
- Sea stacks
How to drive the Sakhalin circuit
A 1,820-metre straight leads into the Gulf of Sakhalin, turn 1, a long run with a hard stop at the end. The slowest corner, at 62 km/h, is turn 4, named Sakhalin, just after the northern section. There are ten corners in all, and the rolling cliffs keep the car moving under you.
Ways to race Sakhalin
Sakhalin lap record
The Sakhalin leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.
Sakhalin racing game: questions
Is the Sakhalin track part of the Russia circuit?
No. Sakhalin is its own circuit, drawn from the island's coastline. Russia has a separate track.
Is there a lighthouse on the Sakhalin circuit?
Yes. The Cape Aniva lighthouse is the main landmark, with sea stacks off the cliffs.
How long is the Sakhalin circuit?
4.9 km, with 10 turns and 32 metres of climb. The main straight is 1820 metres long, and the slowest corner, Sakhalin, is taken at 62 km/h.
Can I race Sakhalin 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.
Does Russia have its own circuit too?
Yes. Sakhalin is one of Russia's circuits in Globe Prix, drawn from the island's own coastline, and Russia has its own Grand Prix as well.
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