Real racetracks, city circuits past their landmarks, mountain climbs above the clouds, and the streets outside your door, all turned into tracks for iPhone.
Coming soon to the App StoreFree to start. No ads. Nothing that buys speed.
Pick a famous circuit, or make your own from the real map. The game builds the road, its hills, the buildings beside it, and the corners ahead.
Real racetracks with their grandstands, gravel traps, tyre walls and named corners. Three legendary hill climbs. Ten cities past their landmarks. They ship with the game and work offline.
Tap roads or starred places on a map, or search for one, and the game follows the real roads between them: from place to place, or in laps. Or get a random circuit on nearby streets.
Bronze to platinum on every track, set by an expert run. Race your own best lap as a ghost car, and a new Daily Track every day.
Walls slow you down but never end a run. Turn cards show every bend ahead. Steering assist on sharp corners, and full game controller support.
Built from OpenStreetMap, with real elevation: the Corkscrew drops, the Eifel climbs, and the hill climbs rise past the treeline.
Four cars, earned by racing. Upgrades come from credits you win on the track, never from a store.
A nimble street car, a hot hatch, a muscle car and a GT, each with its own engine sound.
Spend the credits you earn, and tune each car from grippy to drifty.
Wheels, custom paint, spoilers, wide body kits and the gold Legend look, unlocked as you level up.
Built-in stations, or your own Apple Music playlists on the car radio.
No ads, no coins, no energy, no timers.
Any iPhone with iOS 18 or later. It's built to hold 60 frames a second on an iPhone 12 or newer.
Yes, for the Famous Circuits, the Daily Track, your saved courses and the map areas you've downloaded. Building a new course or road needs a connection, once.
Yes. Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch Pro and MFi controllers such as Backbone and Razer Kishi all work, in races and in the menus.
OpenStreetMap, the free map of the world made by volunteers. Land heights come from open elevation data, so hills are real.
Nothing. There's no account, no ads and no tracking. Your progress is kept on your phone and in your own iCloud. See the privacy policy.
Open Settings in the game and tap Restore Purchases. Family members get it too, through Family Sharing.