Craning over the Serbia track: the Serbia racing game

Flag of SerbiaSerbian Grand Prix

Serbia Racing GameRace a 3.7 km circuit drawn from Serbia's outline

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Length
3.7km
Turns
24
Main straight
210m
Slowest corner
69km/h
Climb
35m
Setting
Old town

Twenty-four corners and a main straight of just 210 metres: Serbia is a lap for braking, not top speed. This Serbia racing game follows a track drawn from Serbia's border, from Gradina and Zlatiborski in the west, north through Macvanski and Sremski to Severno-Backi, across Srednje-Banatski and Južno-Banatski, then down the eastern side past Borski, Vajuga and Prahovo to Pirotski, Pcinjski and Raški.

The Serbian Grand Prix is an old-town street race, rolling with 35 metres of climb.

The Serbia circuit map

The racing line (orange) inside Serbia's outline; ○ is the start and finish. Open the map
  1. T1Gradina
  2. T2Zlatiborski
  3. T3Zabrnice
  4. T4Mitrovići
  5. T5Nadpolje
  6. T6Macvanski
  7. T7Sremski
  8. T8Južno-Backi
  9. T9Zapadno-Backi
  10. T10Severno-Backi
  11. T11Srednje-Banatski
  12. T12Južno-Banatski
  13. T13Kusić
  14. T14Borski
  15. T15Vajuga
  16. T16Prahovo
  17. T17Zajecarski
  18. T18Pirotski
  19. T19Stalčiceva Mahala
  20. T20Pri Buke
  21. T21Pcinjski
  22. T22Jablanicki
  23. T23Pomoravski
  24. T24Raški

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

Screenshots from the Serbia circuit

Around the Serbia track

Belgrade Fortress stands on the hill, with the Church of Saint Sava rising nearby. The walls of Kalemegdan run above the river, and a Danube barge sits on the water. The streets are central European baroque, and beyond them sunflower and wheat fields stretch out. Ladas and cars are parked by the fences, the banner reads Добродошли, and the boards name Novi Sad, Dunav, Niš, Zlatibor and Kopaonik.

  • Belgrade Fortress and Church of Saint Sava
  • Kalemegdan fortress
  • Danube barge

How to drive the Serbia circuit

The main straight is only 210 metres before Gradina, turn 1, so passes have to come from braking late into the corners. Vajuga, turn 15, is the slowest at 69 km/h, out in the east. Twenty-four corners in 3.7 km leave almost no time to breathe.

Ways to race Serbia

What country is this? Guess Serbia from one lap

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

With sound: the video has a voiceover.

Serbia lap record

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

Set a lap in Serbia ▸

Serbia racing game: questions

Is the Serbia track a street circuit?

Yes. It's an old-town street race with 24 corners, below Belgrade Fortress and the Church of Saint Sava.

How long is the straight on the Serbia circuit?

Only 210 metres, ending at Gradina, so most overtaking happens under braking.

How long is the Serbia circuit?

3.7 km, with 24 turns and 35 metres of climb. The main straight is 210 metres long, and the slowest corner, Vajuga, is taken at 69 km/h.

Can I race Serbia 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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