/r/RaceTrackDesigns
Here you can submit race tracks that you have doodled, drawn out, made on the computer, etc. Be original in your designs, and remember, have fun!
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Here you can submit racetrack designs that you have doodled, drawn out, made on the computer, etc. Be original in your designs, and remember, have fun!
Have fun, and please submit! Don't be shy! Let's see those designs!
Thank you to /u/SirDunny, /u/melvynlennard, /u/hiddendatsun and /u/tirinkoor for flair!
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- Remember the human. Very few spambots post here - there's always another human person on the other side of the screen.
- Keep your criticism constructive. Nobody's saying you have to like what you see (art is subjective!), but if you don't like a post, try to understand what OP's going for, and assist them.
- Original submissions only. Posted designs must be your own work (with some exceptions)
- Design Guidelines: Posts that do not follow the design guidelines will be removed.
- Redesign Guidelines: Redesigns of existing race tracks must also follow the redesign guidelines or be removed.
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- Unofficial Competition Guidelines: If your competition idea is too big for an RTD Challenge, setting up your own competition is allowed, with restrictions.
- Don't make "this looks like X circuit" comments. Comments like "This looks like/reminds me of X Circuit/gives me X vibes" aren't useful or constructive, and most of the time any superficial similarity in top-down layout is meaningless - with elevation, length, width, camber etc. taken into account the circuits will drive and race completely differently. If you see a similarity, expand upon why you think they're similar, and why that similarity is important. Comments that are just "looks like X" will be removed.
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/r/RaceTrackDesigns
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Working on my first design ever, need some criticism.
13:59 UTC
Would this make a good circuit? Inspired by my evening cycling route
11:23 UTC
Project for a Semi-city circuit
It's still a wip! Full project coming soon! It's planned to be about 4.5Km in length! Btw feel free to give me suggestions to improve the track if you want!
00:27 UTC
Unnamed Track 1
This is my first design, I'll work on trying to improve the quality, anyway, I hope you like it.
Full course features 12 corners while the short layout features 9 corners.
The track is run clockwise.
23:59 UTC
Pulsewidth Circuit redesign
Redesign of my previous attempt at turning the Aphex Twin logo into a racing circuit, This time with significantly more detail & a revised layout! The full course for the circuit is ~4.3km long & CCW with a total of 9 turns.
13:11 UTC
San Siro Racetrack | Milan, Italy
11:27 UTC
Kart Track Layout - Feedback Appreciated
This is the first version of the track, so it’s not perfect and some details are missing, but I just wanted t know what you guys think. I made this karting track as an addition to a gp track I’m working on. The main layout is ~947m and 13 turns, the medium layout is ~575m and 7 turns, and the short layout is ~438m and 6 turns.
06:20 UTC
Sketch of the Rwanda F1 GP circuit
01:38 UTC
What do you think what things are changes at Goiânia for MotoGP
Since MotoGP has Brazil on its provisional calendar for 2026 to 2030. What layout changes would you do for safety changes and or better racing?
21:28 UTC
Unfinished street circuit
18:34 UTC
Which track is your favorite
No problem! Here's the information about the Mercedes CLR GTR: idk anything about it
13:53 UTC
Bilbao Street Circuit
3.03Km, 15 Turns! Feel free to share y'alls opinions!
20:52 UTC
Alright, i made some adjustments any more feedback?
18:28 UTC
17:31 UTC
Remade so paddock is shared and added runoff in some areas
Both tracks measure 1.1 miles also added run off
15:22 UTC
How do you add elevation change on a 2D surface?
How would you add elevation change details on a track design if it's not 3D. I've seen a lot of different ways, so I was wondering what you do, and whether you think it's clear. Thanks!
23:26 UTC
2 small club tracks
Both tracks are 1.1 miles in length, car park and Paddocks take up an amount of space. 2 Entry roads.
20:59 UTC
Twin Cities Club Circuits (first try at road courses)
I think I got the scaling okay? Probably too wide as usual but having to draw it with my finger makes it kind of hard to make that kind of thing consistent and look good. Comparing it to the highway though I think it’s good enough.
Full size club days every other Friday and Karts every other Sunday on alternate weeks. Every Saturday INEX Legend racing is held as well.
The karting track has multiple layouts for local, Pro, and event rental use. The extended full mile layout is reserved for professional karting however.
Hope I did the challenge right, had to extend the kart circuit with that top bit afterwards to meet the length requirements. Also the first time doing a road course so any feedback on that would be nice. I’ll post another oval soon.
07:27 UTC
got bored in class, any feedback?
00:34 UTC
Twin Hills Motorsport Park | RTD Challenge #54 [REUPLOAD]
The Twin Hills Motorsport Park is a new venture of a local family with lots of racing pedigree. The South Circuit (On the left) is a 1,76 km (1,1 miles) clockwise circuit with 12 turns and 4 different configurations that's used for minor club racing events and karting. The North Circuit (On the right) is a 2 km (1,24 miles) clockwise circuit with 14 turns and 5 different configurations that's used for greater events with lots of cars. A great characteristic of the complex is that you can pay and enter with your own car in both circuits kinda like you can do in the Nurburgring.
[NOTE: This is a reupload of another post I did because I discovered that the South Circuit was slightly shorter than it should for the it to count as a valid entry in the challenge]
Hope you like :)
20:16 UTC
Atlantic City Raceway_Design 1
18:06 UTC
Fast track
16:05 UTC