Race a winding circuit against the clock. Steer the car toward your finger, hit the racing line, and shave seconds off your best time over 3 laps.
Touch and drag — the car steers toward your finger and accelerates on its own. Complete 3 laps as fast as you can.
Circuit Racing is a top-down time-trial racer — the purest form of competition. There are no rivals to bump, just you, a winding track and the clock. This is the hot-lap discipline: running the same circuit over and over, shaving off every hundredth of a second.
The car accelerates on its own — you simply steer it toward your finger or pointer while the whole track stays in view. The subtle twist is that hard steering also slows the car down: that is your cornering grip. A game is three laps on a fixed track, so every run is directly comparable, and sliding onto the grass costs you a brutal amount of speed.
The skill is the racing line. Brake early by steering, take a late apex, and carry your speed onto the straight. Every tenth of a second counts. It is the honest, addictive loop of trying to beat your own best — the heart of what makes racing games so replayable.
Touch and drag — the car turns to head toward your finger, and accelerates on its own. Complete three laps of the circuit and try to beat your best time.
There is no accelerator or brake pedal. Steering both turns the car and naturally scrubs off speed to help you through the corner.
Holding a steering input reduces your top speed — that is your cornering grip. Release the steering on the straights to climb back to full speed.
The grass slows you down sharply. Staying on the asphalt and following a smooth line is always the fastest way around.
Three laps. Both your total race time and your best single lap are recorded at the end.
Yes. Your fastest three-lap time and your fastest single lap are stored on your device and shown as targets to beat.