THE CIRCUIT DATABASE
From open roads treated as high-speed highways to purpose-built race circuits with strict track limits. Every surface has its own character, danger level, and rules.
OPEN ROAD CIRCUITS
Road Tracks are set on real roads, treated as high-speed highways. Traffic flows in one direction: right lane for slower traffic, left lane for overtaking. No Reset to Track is allowed - if you crash, tow to pits and lose RP for that lap.
Ring Track
Built with multiple route choices and branching opportunities - the most dangerous track category. Each run can take a different path, demanding full situational awareness at all times.
Road Layout Track
A single-path road circuit. Follow the track - no branching decisions to make. Predictability makes it safer than the Ring, but the road surface and lack of runoff zones keeps the challenge high.
Drivers on a hot lap or actively overtaking. Stay left until pass is complete.
Default lane. Pit entry/exit, cooling down brakes, or driving at reduced pace.
Pull to Safe Zones or return to pits
Crashed? Tow to pits - lose RP for that lap
Build speed in right lane before moving left
PURPOSE-BUILT CIRCUITS
Race Tracks are closed, purpose-built circuits with high grip surfaces. Track limits are strictly enforced by Stewards. Used exclusively for Cup and League events.
Race Layout Track
A single-direction closed circuit. Fixed, clearly defined layout with consistent entry and exit points at each corner. The standard format for competitive Cup and League racing. All race tracks run one-way - no reverse layouts.
TIME FORMAT
Time runs as a 12-hour day/night cycle, continuously. Light conditions change naturally over each session.
Time is either static (fixed to a time of day) or changing as specified in the event rules. Each TrackDay sets its own conditions.
Conditions are set per Cup rules. Race Directors may define specific lighting and weather conditions to suit the event format.
TRACK COMPARISON
| TRACK TYPE | SUBTYPE | DIRECTION | USED IN | DANGER |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROAD TRACK | Ring Track | One-Way | Open-Track, TrackDay | HIGH |
| ROAD TRACK | Layout Track | One-Way | Open-Track, TrackDay | MEDIUM |
| RACE TRACK | Layout Track | One-Way | Cup, League | CONTROLLED |
CIRCUIT ROSTER
Each entry shows category, total length, standard lap time target, and the current all-time best lap. Expand any track to view individual layouts with their own data.
+NORDRINGDE
DE3 LAYOUTS




+MOUNTAIN PASSAT
AT2 LAYOUTS



+COASTAL RUNHR
HR1 LAYOUT


+GRAND CIRCUITINT
INT2 LAYOUTS



+CITY CIRCUITINT
INT1 LAYOUT


KNOW THE RULES
Different tracks require different conduct. Study the full rulebook before you hit the circuit.