Racing · 1979
Speedway
Cinder track, no brakes
Cinder track, no brakes, four laps.
Broadside the bike into the bend and hold the throttle open on the exit.
About Speedway
You broadside the bike into the bend and pick up the throttle on the exit — braking is not really an option. Getting the slide started early is what keeps the exit clean.
How to play Speedway
Drive as far as you can, dodging traffic and hazards while grabbing every clear line.
Controls
- · Drag left and right to steer.
- · Speed builds automatically the further you get.
Rules & scoring
- · Distance in metres and pickups both add to your score.
- · One crash ends the run; your best distance is kept.
Tips
- · Stay near the middle so you can move either way.
- · Take the pickup only if the lane is clear.
Retro inspiration
Speedway was a huge spectator sport in the seventies, and pocket racers copied the sliding, brakeless style.
An original game made by The Pocket Arcade Club. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any historic toy manufacturer.
What you get
- · Installs to your home screen — no app store needed
- · Plays offline once installed
- · Original chiptune music and mechanical sound effects
- · Tilt and touch controls, one hand friendly
- · Zero adverts, zero tracking, zero in-app nonsense
- · Free updates and new chambers forever
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Speedway high scores
Reading the scoreboard…
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