Sports Bike Racing
Road motorcycles that can drift and pull stunts, on open routes.

Drifting a motorcycle is a strange idea until you try it here: the rear steps out under power, the bike stays up, and holding the slide is a matter of throttle discipline rather than counter-steering.
Routes are open rather than closed circuits, which gives room to experiment. Stunts and slides are scored, so the game quietly encourages riding badly on purpose.
Under the theatrics the handling is competent, and a rider who wants to simply go quickly can do that too.
Wild as it looks, the bike stays predictable, and a rider who wants clean laps rather than slides will find them here.
Controls
Arrows to ride, space for the brake, up and down to shift weight.
How to Play
- Open the throttle progressively to break the rear loose.
- Shift weight to hold the bike upright through a slide.
- Use open sections to practise before the tighter ones.
- Score stunts and drifts to build the total.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can motorcycles really drift in this game?
Yes — the rear breaks traction under power and the bike holds the slide, which is one of the game's main mechanics.