Track makerBuild a race track from real circuits.
How the track maker works
- Take a piece of a circuit
Pick any of 165 real circuits, from Spa and Monza to Suzuka and Interlagos. Drag the two yellow dots round its lap to choose a stretch, tap a named corner, or take a sector or the whole lap.
- Mix sectors
Pick one circuit's first sector, another's second and a third circuit's last, and the track maker joins them in order. Zandvoort, Monza and Spa make a good start.
- Roll a random one
Random combo joins two or three real circuits at random. Random track draws a brand-new loop from a number, so the same link always brings back the same track.
- Move, turn and join
Drag a piece to move it and turn it by its ring, or with two fingers. Gaps fill with smooth joins that become road, and the loop closes itself. Crossing over once makes a bridge.
Real circuits, real corners
Every F1 circuit in the track maker is drawn from its real line, with its start line, its sector lines on the best known tracks and its named corners: Eau Rouge, the Parabolica, 130R, the Senna S. The other circuits come from OpenStreetMap, with sectors as thirds of the lap.
The panel beside the map shows the lap as you build it: how long it is, how many corners it has, its longest straight and how much of it comes from each circuit. It warns you when two roads run too close or the track crosses itself more than once.
Questions
Can I combine sectors of different circuits?
Yes. Open Sector mix, pick a circuit for each of the three sectors and tap Join them. You can also add any circuit's sector from the list with its S1, S2 and S3 buttons, then move and turn it yourself.
Can I make a random track?
Yes, two kinds. Random combo joins pieces of two or three real circuits. Random track makes a new loop that isn't from any circuit. Each has a share link, so you can send it to a friend.
Can I race the track I make?
Yes, in Globe Prix. Race it opens your design on the game's draw board, where you set its width, hills and corners and build it, then race it in Time Trial or against 9 rivals.
Can I share my track?
Share gives you a link to your design and a poster to save. Anyone who opens the link sees the same track and can change their own copy.
Is this an official F1 tool?
No. Globe Prix is a racing game made by one person. It isn't connected to any racing series, team or circuit. Circuit lines come from OpenStreetMap contributors and the bacinger/f1-circuits project.
Or draw one from scratch
Draw a loop anywhere on Earth and race it in a formula car.
Globe Prix is a racing game made by one person. It isn't connected to any racing series, team or Grand Prix.