Community Tracks

Long Island Drifts

This is my attempt at an track. Down the mainstraight you get a square as the first set of corners followed up by some sweeping turns uphil, the first has an increasing radius and the second a decreasing. This is followed by a set of esses which get tighter and followed by a short constant radius down into a hairpin which opens up to a short backstraight which leads you over a fast chicane over a crest into a longer constant radius corner and a kink back to the mainstraight. the proportions are not perfect but it is a lot of fun to drive on.

Go Kart track located in Steinkjer (Norway)

Normal direction.

Reverse direction.

V. 0.5 - FIRST RELEASE The Tolmezzo Circuit is a small motorsport and rider-training facility located near the town of Tolmezzo in northeastern Italy. The facility was designed primarily for safe-driving courses, rider training, driver education, and track-day events rather than professional international racing. The track is approximately 940 meters long and 10 meters wide, with several possible configurations and the ability to be driven in both directions. Today, the Tolmezzo Circuit remains known as a regional facility for motorcycle and automobile training, track days, and road-safety education rather than as a major international racing circuit.

Circuito Cartagena del Caribe is a fictional street circuit imagining a future in which the Rafael Núñez Airport, currently still in full operation in Cartagena de Indias, has been replaced by a new facility near Bayunca, a relocation that has been publicly discussed but not yet undertaken. In this speculative scenario, the coastal land that serves as the citys gateway is reimagined as a vibrant mixed-use district and once a year, its wide double-lane boulevards are closed to traffic and transformed into one of the most visually stunning racing venues in the world.

v. 0.1 - FIRST RELEASE The Circuito Internazionale Le Colline was conceived as a modern technical racing venue Over the years, Le Colline has hosted club racing events, motorcycle track days, and advanced driver training sessions, earning a reputation as one of the most technical circuits in the region. Its name, Le Colline (The Hills), references the rolling landscape surrounding the facility and the dynamic nature of the track itself.

Circuit de Karting du Castellet v0.8 Add new buildings Add new 3d models Add collisions

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