Impossible Track Car Stunt
Endless elevated tracks with drift sections between the stunt features.
Mixing drift sections into an impossible-track layout is a good idea: the narrow ribbons demand precision, and then a wide banked section arrives where sliding is the fastest way through.
Switching between the two mindsets is what makes the tracks interesting, and getting caught in the wrong one — sliding on the narrow part — is what ends most attempts.
Checkpoints keep the longer tracks reasonable.
Tracks are endless in structure, with sections repeating in new combinations as you progress.
Several cars are available, and the heavier ones are steadier on the narrow parts.
Checkpoints are frequent enough to keep progress measurable.
Controls
Arrows to drive, space for the handbrake, R to restart.
How to Play
- Keep the car straight on the narrow sections.
- Use the handbrake only on the wide banked parts.
- Reset your speed before each transition.
- Use checkpoints to work through a long track.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I drift on these tracks?
Only on the wide banked sections. Sliding on a narrow ribbon is the most common way a run ends.
