🏁 Circuit
A circuit is drawn with its own demands and its own weather. Fit an engine, a chassis, a wing level and a tyre to it, pick a driver, then qualify and race eleven canonical rivals. Fit the car to the track, not the biggest number.
Build a car for one track, then race the grid
- 1 A circuit is drawn with its own demands: power, fast corners, slow corners, a rough surface, the weather
- 2 Fit an engine, a chassis, a wing level and a tyre. Every choice trades one thing for another
- 3 Pick a driver, then qualify and race eleven canonical rivals over a full grand prix
- 4 Fit the car to the track. The biggest numbers finish midfield
Twenty-eight circuits, eleven rivals, one shared result. Every race also adds to your all-time total.