Real circuits aren't built on flat green fields.

Every track designer we tried dropped the circuit on a flat, generic field, guessed the lap times, and left you to $#&#! around rebuilding it by hand before a sim would load it. Real circuits sit on real hills, between real trees, next to real water. We got sick of pretending otherwise.

CHICANE starts with the actual ground. Pick a place and it brings in the elevation, trees, water and buildings from open data. Lay the line and it clears the trees and cuts the land to fit. Then drive it on a phone, a keyboard or a wheel, and export it to race in a sim.

Right now it's the designer: real ground, the track and a basic drive. More sims and a proper simulator come after that holds up. Tell us what you'd build first.