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The Top 10 Race Tracks in Games

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The best race tracks in the world

Tasho Tashev

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10. Interlagos: The home of the Brazilian Grand Prix is legendary. Especially the fast Descida do Lago curve after the start and finish line is a real challenge, while the high humidity demands everything from the drivers. (Image credit: Codemasters)

9. Silverstone: The "home of British motorsport" should of course not be missing in any racer. Silverstone is legendary and the fast combination of Copse corner and Maggotts/Becketts is one of the most famous corner combinations ever. (Image credit: Microsoft Game Studios)

8. Monza: The high speed track in Italy is not necessarily the most demanding one in the world, but it is still one of the most popular tracks. The long straights are perfect for pushing your own racing car to the limit. (Image credit: Kunos Simulazioni)

Laguna seca — 7. Laguna Seca: It remains to be seen whether one likes the dusty track in US California now, but the adrenaline rush when driving through the legendary Corkscrew curve is unparalleled. (Image credit: Bandai Namco)

Mount panorama — 6. Mount Panorama: The over 6 km long route in Bathurst, Australia offers climbs of up to 16 percent. An incomparable hell ride, which has no equal. There are no comparable race tracks. (Image credit: Microsoft Game Studios)

Circuit de la sarthe — 5. Circuit de la Sarthe: The home of the legendary 24h of Le Mans race. 13.6 km long and equipped with enormous straights, the track is used in racing games primarily to test the top speed of your own racing car. A lap in the fast LMP1 racing cars lasts over 3 minutes, where every mistake is punished in an icy cold. (Image credit: Studio 397)

4. Circuit de Monaco: The hottest Formula 1 Grand Prix of the year and a track so narrow that any driving error will lead to the end of the race. Some of the most legendary corners of all are lined up here. Let's also not forget the iconic tunnel. (Image credit: Codemasters)

Spa francorchamps — 3. Spa-Francorchamps: What else can you say about Spa? The approximately 7 km long track, located in Belgium, is simply cult! This is mainly due to the legendary Eau Rogue curve. Is it possible to get around the high-speed corner without stepping off the gas or braking? (Image credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment)

2. Suzuka: Suzuka may not necessarily be the longest track in the world, but the flow of riding through the S-Curves or the fast 130R is unparalleled. Suzuka is considered one of the most demanding circuits in the world and a flawless lap on it is simply satisfying. (Image credit: iRacing.com)

1. Nürburgring Nordschleife: The green hell in the Eifel. Actually, no racer should be released without the track these days. Over 20 km long, uphill and downhill gradients of up to 18% and 11% respectively. Fuchsröhre, the carousel or the Brünnchen. Legendary! The mother of all racetracks. (Image credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment)

Rainbow road — Bonus #1 - Rainbow Road: The most legendary race track that no Mario Kart should be without. Dazzling colours, glittering stars and this cult music. Hach, Rainbow Road <3. (Image credit: Nintendo)

Trial mountain — Bonus #2 - Trial Mountain: The fictional track has been a fan favourite since the first Gran Turismo. After all, you race through a tunnel with impressive reflections, only to enjoy the sunrays that squeeze through the trees directly afterwards. (Image credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment)

Big blue — Bonus #3 - Big Blue: A race track that defines its game in the same way as Big Blue is rare. Nintendo's future racer F-Zero without Big Blue? Unthinkable! (Image credit: Nintendo)

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Anyone who likes to step on the gas at a PC or console knows the most legendary race tracks inside out. The Eau Rouge in Spa, Belgium, or the 130R in Suzuka, Japan, even take racing pros in their sleep. We'll show you the top 10 iconic tracks that no racer should be without. Including a small bonus. Suitable for the best racing games of the decade.

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Anyone who likes to step on the gas at a PC or console knows the most legendary race tracks inside out. The Eau Rouge in Spa, Belgium, or the 130R in Suzuka, Japan, even take racing pros in their sleep. We'll show you the top 10 iconic tracks that no racer should be without. Including a small bonus. Suitable for the best racing games of the decade.

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