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Racetrack

Racetrack

1973

2 - 8 players
15 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

Racetrack is a paper and pencil game of unknown origins which simulates a car race in an abstract manner. Racetrack is played on a sheet of square graph paper on which a track is drawn. Each turn a player draws the movement vector for his or her car - it can differ from the previous move's vector by only a certain amount (e.g., 2 squares total). A fair amount of planning is therefore necessary in order to negotiate curves safely. The game has inspired many others, including: Motor Speed Tacara Bolide Triplanetary Breakneck Blitz Generic Racing Game VektoRace Grid Race

Racetrack

Which Racetrack video should I watch?

Racetrack has 2 videos from 2 creators: 2 how-to-play guides. They date from September 2024.

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Vectors: RaceTrack ExplanationHow to play7:09

Vectors: RaceTrack Explanation

Andrew Brown

Andrew Brown

Racetrack Graph Paper Game to Teach Inertia and VelocityHow to play9:16

Racetrack Graph Paper Game to Teach Inertia and Velocity

ideonexus

ideonexus

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Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown
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ideonexus
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About Racetrack

From BoardGameGeek:

Racetrack is a paper and pencil game of unknown origins which simulates a car race in an abstract manner. Racetrack is played on a sheet of square graph paper on which a track is drawn. Each turn a player draws the movement vector for his or her car - it can differ from the previous move's vector by only a certain amount (e.g., 2 squares total). A fair amount of planning is therefore necessary in order to negotiate curves safely. The game has inspired many others, including: Motor Speed Tacara Bolide Triplanetary Breakneck Blitz Generic Racing Game VektoRace Grid Race

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Abstract StrategyRacing

Mechanics

Roll & Write / Paper-and-Pencil
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