Twenty chrome national-flag marbles. Ten constructor teams. Five iconic Formula 1 circuits transformed into banked neon half-pipes packed with spinning rotors, pendulum axes, and vortex drains.
Every race features an AI camera director with raycast sight-lines, live gap-to-leader timing tower, instant slow-motion DQ replays, and spatial glass-on-glass sound synthesis.
Built directly from real GeoJSON circuit outlines, relaxed into 38°-banked half-pipes with an endless escalator stair between laps.
Round 1 · Monaco
3.337 km · 3 Laps
Tight, technical, and unforgiving. The Harbour straight stacks the Whirlwind, the Hammer, a 1.1m Drop, and the Turntable back-to-back while neon-hooped tubes guard the hairpins.
Round 2 · Great Britain
5.891 km · 3 Laps
Fast, sweeping curves through Maggotts and Becketts into the Hangar Straight, where the Vortex wishing-well drain and the Whirlwind rotor sit waiting for the pack.
Round 3 · Belgium
7.004 km · 3 Laps
Massive Ardennes elevation changes: a sheer drop at Eau Rouge, a high-speed kicker on the Kemmel Straight, and a late-lap Pusher block timed to ambush the leader.
Round 4 · Japan
5.807 km · 3 Laps
The only figure-of-eight circuit on the calendar. Marbles hop through the Esses rumble strip, cross over the bridge, and hit the knurled 10 u/s Rollers on the back straight.
Round 5 · Finale · Italy
5.793 km · Championship Finale
The Championship Finale. Zero dead straights keep all 20 marbles locked in a slipstream pack through Curva Grande, the Vortex bowl, Split Lanes, and the 180° banked Parabolica.
Every obstacle obeys two strict physical laws: nothing on the centre line, and no 1–2 marble clog gaps. Every impact is a high-speed glancing blow.
A smoked hyperbolic wishing-well bowl where marbles enter tangentially at full speed, orbiting high on the rim and crashing into slower rivals before dropping through the throat.
A heavy kinematic pendulum spinning full circles over one half of the track. Catch the downswing to get launched ahead — or catch the upswing and get smashed backward.
A hooked three-blade rotor reaching within 0.25 units of the walls. It scoops marbles up in batches, carries them round its pocket, and flings them out across the track.
A spinning floor disc armed with six raised rubber ribs and a domed hub that hurls marbles sideways into each other — and toward the red disqualification wall pads.
Three knurled steel cylinders set flush in the floor, spinning forward at 7, 4.5, and 10 u/s. They kick packs apart and launch leaders without a single wall hit.
Glowing red sensor pads at the foot of the wall beside heavy machines. Any marble slammed against the wall over a pad vanishes in a slow-motion replay and scores zero.
Two national marbles per constructor team competing for both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships. Click a team to back them for the season.
“Orange fire, Belgian precision.”
“Engineered to the last micron.”
“Born in Monza, raised in Buenos Aires.”
“Sunshine, flair and late braking.”
“Two shores, one blue.”
“The old rivals, finally team-mates.”
“Cool heads, cold glass.”
“Samba and shamrocks.”
“Patience first, then the strike.”
“Red on red: never quiet.”