Track Sets
Track Creator Deluxe Pack
Twenty-five feet of Speed Snap Track in three straight and flex sizes, two adapters for older track and two cars already waiting at the gate.
Three builds, one booster
Hot Wheels Track Creator Boosted Jump Speedway
★★★★★4.6 out of 5 · 923 ratings
A Track Creator set with a motorized booster, jump ramps and curves — enough pieces for at least three original layouts, plus a 1:64 car to test them.
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- Motorized booster — Keeps the car moving through jumps and curves lap after lap.
- At least 3 builds — The included pieces cover several layouts, and kids can invent more.
- Speed Snap track — Pieces click together easily for independent building.
- Legacy-ready — Adapters connect the set to older Hot Wheels e-track.
- Car included — One 1:64 scale race car is ready for the first test run.
- Ages
- 4+
- Booster
- Motorized
- Layouts
- At least 3 unique builds
- Track
- Speed Snap track with jump ramps and curves
- Adapters
- Included, for legacy e-track
- Cars included
- 1 Hot Wheels 1:64 race car
On the track: Track Creator Boosted Jump Speedway
Think of this one as a starter kit for track engineers. Inside are the essentials — Speed Snap track, curves, jump ramps and a motorized booster — and enough of them to put together at least three unique builds. That number is a floor, not a ceiling. Once kids see how each layout behaves, they start swapping sections, moving the jump and inventing arrangements we never drew up ourselves.
The booster is the engine room. Drop a 1:64 scale car in and it gets pushed into motion, flung through the stunts and sent around the course again, which means a layout can be tested over and over without a single hand push. It's a fast feedback loop: if the jump misses, change the angle, rerun, compare. Plenty of problem-solving happens here without anyone calling it that.
Speed Snap track keeps assembly simple enough for builders 4 years old and up to work on their own, and adapters in the box connect it to legacy Hot Wheels e-track for anyone with older pieces around. One Hot Wheels race car comes included, so the first build goes straight to its first run. Colors and decorations may vary, and the next layout is always one idea away.
A good first Track Creator set for a 4-year-old builder who wants powered action without a complicated setup.
Owner reviews
What owners say about the Track Creator Boosted Jump Speedway
Continuous fun
Grandsons are very happy with this toy. Easily put together. The boys like the sound of the track and enjoy the continuous running of the track. Only wish it came with more than one car it would have been nice to select more cars at the time of purchase because not all hot wheel cars work on this track.
Very exciting useful toy
This has become a favorite part of my grandson’s hot wheel and tracks. He loves to try running all kinds of vehicles the motorized booster. I believe the battery life is good. We remind our grandson to turn off motor when he gets distracted. The track is great for adding onto other tracks. It looks great with all Hot Wheel tracks and accessories. He is able to move this set to use with others.
Questions about this one
Can kids build it without help?
Speed Snap track is designed to make assembly easier, and the set is made for kids 4 years old and up to build their own designs.
Does it connect to our older Hot Wheels track?
Yes. Adapters are included for connecting to legacy Hot Wheels e-track.
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