Create Your Own
Race Track
On Real Maps.
Design custom race tracks anywhere in the world using real satellite and dark maps. Drop waypoints, close the loop, and instantly see lap times, speed zones, and circuit analysis for Formula 1, GT3, and MotoGP. Free, runs in your browser, and takes about two minutes.
How to create a race track in four steps.
The map opens on Monaco by default. Zoom out and navigate anywhere in the world, or use the location picker to jump straight to any of the 24 current F1 circuits. Switch to satellite view if you want to trace real roads or terrain.
Click to place points. A smooth curve is drawn between them automatically — no straight-line kinks. Drag any waypoint to reshape the track in real time. Double-click a waypoint to delete it. Right-click and drag to pan the map.
With 3 or more waypoints placed, press C or click "Complete Loop". The circuit closes and the full analysis activates: lap time, top speed, minimum speed, corner count, longest straight, speed zones, and a circuit character rating.
Press E to export a PNG with all stats included. Press S to copy a shareable link. Switch between F1, GT3, and MotoGP to compare. Keep adjusting waypoints — everything updates live as you drag.
Everything you need to design a race track.
Design on a dark map or switch to satellite view. Place your circuit on any terrain on Earth — from the streets of your hometown to mountain passes to purpose-built flat land.
A physics-based model calculates cornering speeds from track curvature and applies realistic acceleration and braking to give you an instant lap time.
Three vehicle classes with distinct physics. F1's extreme downforce, GT3's production-car grip, and MotoGP's motorcycle dynamics all transform the same track.
Every segment of your track is colour-coded by speed once the loop is closed. Red for flat-out, orange for fast corners, yellow for medium, green for slow. See the character of your circuit at a glance.
Export a high-resolution image with all stats included. Generate a URL that encodes your full circuit — anyone with the link can open and edit your design.
30-step undo history. Drag waypoints to reshape the track and watch all statistics update in real time. Double-click to delete individual points. Escape to clear and start over.
What people use the track maker for.
Trace real circuits. Jump to any of the 24 F1 circuit presets and trace the actual track layout. See how the tool's lap time compares to reality. Try modifying a corner to see if a redesign would improve the circuit.
Design street circuits. Switch to satellite view, navigate to any city, and draw a circuit through real streets. Find out what lap time an F1 car would set on a circuit through your neighbourhood.
Compare racing classes. Build a layout and switch between F1, GT3, and MotoGP. See how the same track produces completely different speed profiles and lap times depending on the vehicle physics.
Explore circuit design principles. Experiment with corner radii, straight lengths, chicane placement, and hairpin positions. The instant feedback loop lets you understand how layout choices affect lap time and circuit character. Read more about how professional circuits are designed.
Share with friends. Generate a link and send it to anyone. They can open your circuit, edit it, and send back their own version. No accounts needed.