Our tracks
Palanga and Nemuno žiedas, accurate to the millimetre
Both tracks were scanned with a LiDAR laser scanner and turned into precise 3D models. Every bump, kerb and camber is exactly as it is in real life. The tracks are driven on our pro-level rigs (from 35 €/h).
Tracks
Where you will drive
Palanga 1006 km street circuit
The same street layout that hosts Lithuania’s longest race every year. Narrow corridors, high kerbs and bumps in the tarmac that standard games simply don’t have.
- Street circuit on closed roads
- Lithuania’s longest race
- 2.68 km · 12 corners
Nemuno žiedas
The oldest circuit in the Baltic states, in Kačerginė. A great place to practise before a real track day: learn the braking and turn-in points here, then use them there.
- Permanent circuit, Kačerginė
- The oldest in the Baltic states
- 3.35 km · 10 corners
Technology
How a track gets into the simulator
Scanning
A LiDAR laser scanner captures the track and its surroundings, creating a cloud of millions of points with real distances and elevations.
3D model
The point cloud is turned into the track surface, with every camber, kerb height and bump in the tarmac.
In the simulator
The model is loaded into the simulator. The motion system reproduces the same bumps you would feel in a real car.
Why it matters
What it gives the driver
- Braking and turn-in points carry over directly. What you learn in the simulator works on the real track.
- You can train all year round. No season, no good weather forecast and no closed streets needed.
- Cost. An hour in the simulator costs less than a single session on a real circuit.
- Nowhere else in Lithuania. These tracks were built specifically for SRB simulators.
Want to try?
The tracks can be driven on any pro-level rig. When booking, just tell us which track you want and we’ll pick the rig that suits it best.
The only ones like this in Lithuania
Palanga 1006 km and Nemuno žiedas, laser-scanned and ready for the simulator.
