Paddockdle Track — Guess the F1 Circuit from its Outline

About Paddockdle Track

Paddockdle Track is a daily F1 circuit guessing game. Study the track outline and name the Formula 1 circuit in six guesses. Every wrong guess shows how far away and in which direction the real circuit lies — Worldle-style — and unlocks a new clue: continent, first Grand Prix year, country, location and a famous race winner. 45 current and classic F1 circuits, one new track every day.

How to play Track

1. Look at the circuit outline and type the name of any Formula 1 track.
2. Each wrong guess shows the distance and compass direction from your guess to the answer, plus its proximity in percent.
3. Clues unlock with each miss — continent, first GP, country, location and a winner — and you have six guesses to find the circuit.

Track mode tips

• Start with the overall shape and corner count before looking at details.
• Long straights joined by chicanes usually mean a high-speed modern circuit.
• Iconic corner sequences — Eau Rouge, the Parabolica, Suzuka’s esses — give a track away instantly.

Track FAQ

Which circuits can be the answer?

45 Formula 1 circuits: the full current calendar plus classic Grand Prix venues like the Nürburgring, Imola, Kyalami and Watkins Glen.

How do distance and direction work?

The distance is the great-circle distance in kilometres between your guessed circuit and the answer, and the arrow points from your guess toward the answer — like Worldle.

When does a new track appear?

Every day at 00:00 UTC, and everyone worldwide gets the same circuit.