Classic circuits, ready to remaster.
Famous layouts traced corner by corner. Read how each one works, then open it in the designer with one click and make it your own.
Rwanda Motodrome
The track that will bring Grand Prix racing back to Africa: 197 m of elevation change between two hills and a lake. Traced from the concept render.
Circuit de Monaco
The tightest, slowest and most famous lap in Grand Prix racing. Fifteen named corners, a tunnel and almost no room for error.
The Madring
The newest circuit on the calendar: street-track walls through Madrid's exhibition district and La Monumental, the longest banked corner in the sport.
Marina Bay
The original night race: 19 corners of downtown streets, raced under floodlights in tropical heat.
Spa-Francorchamps
The longest lap on the calendar: Eau Rouge, Pouhon and Blanchimont, through the hills of the Ardennes.
Silverstone
A wartime airfield turned home of British racing, with Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel at its heart.
Suzuka
The only figure of eight on the calendar, from the S Curves to Spoon and 130R.
Las Vegas
A Saturday-night street race with a 1.9 km flat-out run down the Strip.
Le Mans
A 13.6 km lap of closed public roads and the Mulsanne Straight, raced for 24 hours.
Nordschleife
“The Green Hell”: 20.8 km and more than 150 corners through the Eifel forest.
Monza
The “Temple of Speed”: long straights, three chicanes and the fastest laps in Grand Prix racing.
Daytona
A 31° banked tri-oval with a twisting infield road course for the 24-hour race.
Interlagos
A short, hilly anticlockwise lap in a bowl, with the Senna S and a long uphill run to the line.
Isle of Man
60.7 km of closed public roads, over the mountain and through towns and villages.
Bathurst
A public road up and over a mountain, with 174 m of climb and the flat-out Conrod Straight.
Montreal
A fast stop-start lap on a man-made island, ending at the Wall of Champions.
Laguna Seca
A short, hilly lap in the California hills, famous for the plunging Corkscrew.
Imola
A narrow, flowing anticlockwise lap through a park, with gravel traps and little room for error.
Sebring
A bumpy lap on a wartime airfield, home of the 12 Hours of Sebring since 1952.
Talladega
The longest oval in NASCAR: 2.66 miles, banked at 33°, raced in huge packs.
Hungaroring
A tight, twisting lap in a valley, often called Monaco without the barriers.
COTA
A modern lap with a steep climb to Turn 1 and corners inspired by classic tracks.
What does Remaster mean?
Each track page explains the layout, its corners and how it has changed over the years.
The traced layout opens in the designer with its corners already named. No account needed.
Move any point, add width, kerbs and run-off, and watch the simulated lap time change as you go.
Every design gets its own share link, so you can show off your take on a classic.