RaceRoom has 8 free tracks with 23 layouts between them. I checked the official store on 5 October 2026. The old version of this page listed five. The number went up to eight on 24 March 2026, when Laguna Seca, Twin Ring Motegi and Mantorp Park were made free.

Here is the list, then a few lines on each track and the order I would learn them in.

The RaceRoom free tracks list

TrackCountryTypeTurnsLengthLayouts
Portimao CircuitPortugalReal circuit144.69 km4
SepangMalaysiaReal circuit155.543 km3
Twin Ring MotegiJapanReal circuit144.8 km3
WeatherTech Raceway Laguna SecaUnited StatesReal circuit113.602 km1
Mantorp ParkSwedenReal circuit123.0 km2
Stowe CircuitUnited KingdomReal circuit91.738 km2
RaceRoom RacewayFranceFictional circuit153.793 km6
Lakeview HillclimbSwedenFictional hillclimb5110.3 km2

Length and turns are for the main layout, as the store lists them. Four of these are circuits with real international racing history: Portimao, Sepang, Motegi and Laguna Seca. That is a strong free list for any sim.

Chart of the eight free RaceRoom tracks with the number of layouts of each
Graphic: solox.gg.

The free tracks one by one

Portimao Circuit

CountryPortugal
Length4.69 km
Turns14
LayoutsGrand Prix, Moto, Chicane, Short

The Algarve circuit goes up and down all lap. Many corners are blind on entry because you arrive over a crest, and the last corner is a long, fast right that drops downhill onto the main straight. I raced at the real Portimao in Formula 3, and the hard part there is the same as in the game: you have to commit to the corner before you can see the exit. It is the free track I would learn first.

The kerb, pit wall and main grandstand of the Algarve International Circuit in Portimao
The main straight of the Algarve International Circuit. Photo: Pascal Richier, Wikimedia Commons, CC0.

Sepang

CountryMalaysia
Length5.543 km
Turns15
LayoutsGrand Prix, North, South

Two long straights joined by a hairpin, then fast changes of direction and long medium speed corners. Sepang is wide, so it is a forgiving place to learn a new car and a very good place to race, because there is room to go side by side. I raced here in GP3, and the real track is just as wide as it looks in the game. The North and South layouts cut the lap in half if you want something shorter.

The grandstand tower and canopy roof of the Sepang International Circuit
The grandstand between the two long straights at Sepang. Photo: Morio, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Twin Ring Motegi

CountryJapan
Length4.8 km
Turns14
LayoutsRoad Course, East Course, West Course

Motegi is straights and hairpins. You brake hard, turn, and go full throttle again, lap after lap. It is the best free track to practise braking, because almost every corner starts with a big stop in a straight line and you see at once if you braked too early or too late.

The start of a Super GT race at Twin Ring Motegi with the field arriving at the first corner
The start of the 2018 Super GT final at Twin Ring Motegi. Photo: Takayuki Suzuki, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.

WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca

CountryUnited States
Length3.602 km
Turns11
LayoutsGrand Prix

A short lap with a lot of elevation and one corner everybody knows, the Corkscrew: you brake over a blind crest and the track falls away to the left and then to the right. Laguna Seca had been out of the game for a while and came back as free content in March 2026. One layout only, and you do not need more.

The Corkscrew at Laguna Seca with a group of Spec Miata race cars going down the hill
The Corkscrew at Laguna Seca. Photo: Figure8, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Mantorp Park

CountrySweden
Length3.0 km
Turns12
LayoutsLong Circuit, Short Circuit

A short Swedish track, 3.0 km on the long layout and 2.4 km on the short one. It is a home of Swedish touring car racing, and in the game it suits touring cars and small cars, and a full grid here is busy from the first corner to the last.

Touring cars in a line through a corner at Mantorp Park during the 2018 STCC final
The 2018 STCC final at Mantorp Park. Photo: Micke Fransson/Teambild, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.

Stowe Circuit

CountryUnited Kingdom
Length1.738 km
Turns9
LayoutsLong, Short

The small circuit on the infield of Silverstone. The lap is under two kilometres, so you do a lot of laps in ten minutes. That makes it my pick for testing: a new car, a setup change or new force feedback settings. You feel the difference quickly because the same corner comes back every 40 or 50 seconds.

RaceRoom Raceway

CountryFrance
Length3.793 km
Turns15
LayoutsGrand Prix, Classic, Classic Sprint, National, Bridge, Drift Area

A fictional track that the store places in France, with 15 turns on the Grand Prix layout. With six layouts it is the free track with the most variety, and it is easy to learn.

Lakeview Hillclimb

CountrySweden
Length10.3 km
Turns51
LayoutsFull Run, Reverse

The odd one of the list. It is a fictional hillclimb through a Swedish forest: one run of 10.3 km against the clock, no laps, 51 turns. You can also run it in reverse. Try it once with a car you know well. It is a very different kind of driving from circuit racing, and one mistake ends the run.

Which free tracks to learn first

  1. Portimao. It has everything: elevation, blind entries, slow and fast corners. If you are quick here you will be quick on most tracks.
  2. Sepang. Wide and forgiving, good for racing wheel to wheel with the AI or online.
  3. Motegi. For your braking.
  4. Laguna Seca. Short, so you learn it in an evening.
  5. Stowe. For testing, any time you change something on the car or on the wheel.

Do 20 clean laps on one track before you move to the next. Going from track to track every five laps is the slowest way to improve. You learn the car when you stop thinking about where the track goes.

For cars, start from the RaceRoom free cars list. If the car does not feel right, set the wheel up first with my RaceRoom wheel and FFB settings, or the RaceRoom controller settings if you play on a pad.

How to try the paid tracks for free

The other 65 tracks in the store are paid. Before you buy one, use the test drive in the store: it lets you do some laps on paid content without paying. I would always do that first.

When you are ready to buy, the full RaceRoom track list has all 73 tracks with the price of each one and the five I would buy first.

FAQ

How many free tracks are in RaceRoom?

8 tracks with 23 layouts, checked on the official store on 5 October 2026.

Which tracks are free in RaceRoom?

Portimao Circuit, Sepang, Twin Ring Motegi, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, Mantorp Park, Stowe Circuit, RaceRoom Raceway, Lakeview Hillclimb.

Is Laguna Seca free in RaceRoom?

Yes. WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca has been free since the update of 24 March 2026.

Is the Nordschleife free in RaceRoom?

No. The Nordschleife is a paid track. You can test drive it in the store before you buy it.

Which free RaceRoom track is best for beginners?

Sepang. It is wide, the corners are easy to read and there is room for mistakes. Then go to Portimao, which is harder and teaches you more.

Do I need to pay to race online on the free tracks?

No. The free tracks and the free cars are enough to drive and race without buying anything. You only need to own the content a session uses.