Tasmania Grand Prix
Tasmania Racing GameRace a 4.0 km circuit drawn from Tasmania's outline
- Length
- 4.0km
- Turns
- 17
- Main straight
- 570m
- Slowest corner
- 67km/h
- Climb
- 52m
- Setting
- Wild coast road
Tasmania is an island of Australia, which has its own separate circuit, and in this Tasmania racing game the track is drawn from Tasmania's coastline. The lap starts on the Bass Strait, the water between Tasmania and the mainland, then runs down the east coast past Bicheno and Dolphin Sands, round Port Arthur to Hobart, along the south to South West Cape, and up the wild west side through Queenstown.
The road hugs the coast, hilly with 52 metres of climb, in the spirit of the Tasman Peninsula.
The Tasmania circuit map
- T1Bass Strait
- T2Great Musselroe Bay
- T3Bicheno
- T4Dolphin Sands
- T5Port Arthur
- T6Monk Bay
- T7Hobart
- T8Kingston
- T9Birchs Bay
- T10Lymington
- T11Recherche
- T12South West Cape
- T13Ila Bay
- T14Earles Point
- T15Queenstown
- T16Tasmania
- T17Great Australian Bight
Each corner is named after the place on Tasmania's outline it traces.
Screenshots from the Tasmania circuit
Around the Tasmania track
Cradle Mountain rises over the lap, and the coast below it is wild and open. Richmond Bridge stands near the road, a lighthouse marks the headland, and wallabies graze in the grass beside the barriers. The houses are British-style terraces. Utes, cars and campers are parked by the fences, a Welcome to Tasmania banner hangs over the crowd, and the boards read Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, Freycinet and Bicheno.
- Cradle Mountain
- Richmond Bridge
- Lighthouse
- Wallabies
How to drive the Tasmania circuit
The 570-metre main straight runs to the Bass Strait at turn 1. Then the coast gets busy: 17 corners in 4 km, with the slowest, Monk Bay, coming early at 67 km/h, so it's worth giving up a little entry speed to get the exit right. The road keeps climbing and falling along the shore.
Ways to race Tasmania
Tasmania lap record
The Tasmania leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.
Tasmania racing game: questions
Is Tasmania a separate track from Australia?
Yes. Tasmania has its own circuit drawn from the island's coastline, and Australia has a separate one.
What is the slowest corner on the Tasmania circuit?
Monk Bay, turn 6, at 67 km/h, on the stretch between Port Arthur and Hobart.
How long is the Tasmania circuit?
4.0 km, with 17 turns and 52 metres of climb. The main straight is 570 metres long, and the slowest corner, Monk Bay, is taken at 67 km/h.
Can I race Tasmania 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 Australia have its own circuit too?
Yes. Tasmania is one of Australia's circuits in Globe Prix, drawn from the island's own coastline, and Australia has its own Grand Prix as well.
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