All 20 Track Racer IO Tracks
Track Racer IO has 20 hand-built Neon City campaign maps split across four difficulty tiers: 4 easy, 6 medium, 6 hard, and 4 expert. Every track is a time-attack circuit set in a procedural neon city with an original synthwave soundtrack, raced against your own ghost, friend and global ghosts, and the country and global leaderboards.
Maps across the campaign use all five driving surfaces. The easy tracks are mostly fast asphalt, and the harder tiers add low-grip dirt, gravel, sand, and ice sections, so the right car setup and clean drifting matter more as you climb.
Easy (4 tracks)
- Neon Mile: a wide, flowing asphalt oval that eases newcomers in.
- Pulse Loop: smooth asphalt curves for learning the racing line.
- Gridline: a tidy asphalt circuit with clean, rhythmic corners.
- Lumen Bay: introduces loose dirt sections alongside the asphalt.
Medium (6 tracks)
- Voltage: faster asphalt flow with longer commitment corners.
- Drift District: dirt sections built for practicing slides.
- Spectra: technical asphalt with tighter direction changes.
- Coil: winding asphalt broken up by a loose gravel stretch.
- Halcyon: rhythmic asphalt that rewards a smooth line.
- Dunewave: heavy, draggy sand sections to manage.
Hard (6 tracks)
- Cross-Signal: high-speed asphalt with demanding braking zones.
- Glacier Run: slick ice that punishes greedy entries.
- Frostspire: long ice sweepers where grip is scarce.
- Ironworks: gritty dirt mixed with asphalt.
- Skyline GP: a mixed test of dirt and ice.
- Neon Heights: fast elevated asphalt with little margin.
Expert (4 tracks)
- Maelstrom: loose gravel and quick direction changes.
- Zero-G: low-grip ice that demands precise inputs.
- Overdrive: deep sand and heavy braking under pressure.
- Singularity: the finale, mixing dirt and ice for the campaign's hardest run.
Learn the slides on the low-grip maps with the drifting guide, or read the full gameplay guide for controls and modes.