Draw a race track and race itDraw a loop anywhere on Earth. Globe Prix builds it, with corners, hills and grandstands, and you drive it in your browser.
How it works
- Draw a loop
Pick a country and draw on its map with your finger or the mouse. Lift off and the loop closes itself. Cross over your own line and you get a bridge.
- Set it up
Choose how long and wide it is, how hilly, and how sharp the corners are. The country sets the look: its trees, buildings, weather and flags.
- Race it
Build it, then take it out in Time Trial for a lap time, or race 9 rivals on it.
See it before you build it
The board shows your track as you draw, with its length, how many corners it has and how much it climbs.
Grandstands and the country's landmarks go up around it on their own. Drag one to move it, or tap it to swap it or take it away.
Tilt it into 3D
Switch the board to 3D to see the hills, the bridges and the scenery before you build.
Once it's built, it goes into All tracks, where anyone who has the game can race it and set a lap. Your own tracks keep your best lap, and the track record.
Or build it from real circuits
Don't want to draw? The track maker builds a track out of real ones. Take a piece of Spa, a piece of Monza, a piece of Suzuka, and it joins them into one loop.
It has more than 160 real circuits, each drawn from its real line, corner for corner. Move the pieces around and turn them, and the gaps fill in with new road.
Four ways to make one
- Take a piece
Pick a circuit and drag two dots along its lap to choose a stretch. On the best-known circuits you can tap a named corner instead, like Eau Rouge or 130R.
- Mix sectors
Every circuit is split into three sectors. Pick sector 1 from one circuit, sector 2 from another, sector 3 from a third, and they're joined in order.
- Roll a random one
Random combo joins two or three real circuits for you. Random track makes a brand-new loop with straights, a hairpin, and a chicane or esses. Don't like it? Roll again.
- Start from a combo
Open one of the combos we've made, like Spa × Suzuka or Monaco × Monza, and change it however you like.
Move it, turn it, flip it
Drag a piece to move it. Turn it with the ring, or with two fingers on a phone. Mirror it and its corners turn the other way (it says mirrored, so everyone knows).
The loop always closes itself. Crossing over once makes a bridge. If two roads get too close, or a join gets too tight, it tells you where.
While you build, you see the lap length, how many corners it has, its longest straight, and how much of it comes from each circuit.
Share it, then race it
Every track gets a link. Anyone who opens it sees your track and can change their own copy. You can save it as a picture too.
Making and sharing a track doesn't need the game. Racing it does. Press Race it and your track opens on the Draw a track board, where you set its width and hills and build it. Long tracks are scaled down to fit.
Build a track from real circuits
Mix sectors, roll a random one, or take a piece of your favourite circuit.
Questions
What do I need to draw a track?
A browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Draw with the mouse or your finger, then drive with the keyboard, a gamepad, touch or tilt.
How many tracks can I build?
Three. Once a track is built it can't be changed, so take your time on the board. You can race your tracks, and everyone else's, as often as you like.
Can I make a track out of real circuits?
Yes, in the track maker. Take a stretch, a sector or a whole lap of real circuits like Spa, Monza and Suzuka, join them into one track, then race it in Globe Prix.
What's the difference between drawing a track and the track maker?
Drawing starts from a blank map: you draw any loop you like. The track maker starts from real circuits: you pick pieces of them and it joins them up. Both end up on the same board, where you build and race it.
Can I draw any shape?
Any closed loop that's big enough to race, on any country. Trace a circuit you know, a letter, or just a squiggle.
Where do I find my tracks?
Under Your tracks on the Draw a track screen, each with your best lap on it.
Draw your first track
Pick a country, draw a loop, and race it.
Globe Prix is a racing game made by one person. It isn't connected to any racing series, team or Grand Prix.