West Malaysia Grand Prix
West Malaysia Racing GameRace a 3.7 km circuit drawn from West Malaysia's outline
- Length
- 3.7km
- Turns
- 18
- Main straight
- 800m
- Slowest corner
- 69km/h
- Climb
- 20m
- Setting
- City streets
The Petronas Twin Towers rise over this West Malaysia racing game, a street circuit in the spirit of Kuala Lumpur. West Malaysia is one region of Malaysia, which has a separate circuit drawn from East Malaysia. This track is drawn from West Malaysia's coastline and border, running from Pahang down to Johor Bahru and the Strait of Singapore, up the west coast past Kelang, Ipoh and Perak, north to Perlis and Kedah, and across to Kelantan.
Heat shimmers over the tarmac, the lap rolls over 20 metres of climb, and there are 18 corners in 3.7 km.
The West Malaysia circuit map
- T1Pahang
- T2Johor Bahru
- T3Strait of Singapore
- T4Johor
- T5Kelang
- T6Selangor
- T7Tanjung Lumba Lumba
- T8Teluk Intan
- T9Ipoh
- T10Perak
- T11Strait of Malacca
- T12Perlis
- T13Alor Setar
- T14Kedah
- T15Sungai Petani
- T16Khao Han Kut
- T17Kelantan
- T18Gulf of Thailand
Each corner is named after the place on West Malaysia's outline it traces.
Screenshots from the West Malaysia circuit
Around the West Malaysia track
The Petronas Twin Towers stand side by side above the streets, with the KL Tower close by. Old shophouses line the road, a Malay stilt house sits at the edge of the city, and palm oil plantations and rainforest fill the land beyond. The air is thick with heat. Cars, mopeds and yellow taxis are parked at the kerbs, and the boards read Kuala Lumpur, Sepang, Penang, Ipoh, Melaka and Genting.
- Petronas Twin Towers
- KL Tower
- Shophouses
- Malay stilt house
How to drive the West Malaysia circuit
An 800-metre main straight ends at Pahang, turn 1, the place to pass. Then the streets take over, with 18 corners in 3.7 km and gentle rises between them. The slowest is Sungai Petani at 69 km/h, late in the lap, and three quick corners follow it before the line.
Ways to race West Malaysia
West Malaysia lap record
The West Malaysia leaderboard loads here. Set a lap in Time Trial to get on it.
West Malaysia racing game: questions
Is West Malaysia a different track from Malaysia?
Yes. West Malaysia has its own circuit, and Malaysia's main circuit is drawn from East Malaysia.
Is the West Malaysia track a street circuit?
Yes. It's a hot city street circuit in the spirit of Kuala Lumpur, with the Petronas Twin Towers above it.
How long is the West Malaysia circuit?
3.7 km, with 18 turns and 20 metres of climb. The main straight is 800 metres long, and the slowest corner, Sungai Petani, is taken at 69 km/h.
Can I race West Malaysia 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 Malaysia have its own circuit too?
Yes. West Malaysia is one of Malaysia's circuits in Globe Prix, drawn from the island's own coastline, and Malaysia has its own Grand Prix as well.
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