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.
This is where the orange track earns its reputation. Launchers, gravity drops, figure-eight crash crossings and loops tall enough to make a 1:64 car look brave — every set here takes the cars you already own and gives them somewhere to go fast.
Track Sets
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.
Track Sets
An elevated figure-eight with four intersecting crash zones, motorized boosters and a car feeder ramp — near misses and total wipeouts on more than 16 feet of track.
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Six cars, six lanes, eight feet of downhill track and an announcer who calls the winner while the crowd roars — race-day drama that folds flat afterward.
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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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A three-level garage with a double loop, a working car wash, a repair floor, a car-carrying helicopter and parking for up to 37 cars.
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Two games on one track: send a 1:64 car through boomerang loops and straight back to the launcher, or flip the ramp and aim for the scoring buckets.
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A motorized booster, two loops and five crash zones — add cars one by one and see how long the track stays clear.
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Drop in a car and the booster fires it through a jump, a loop, a second jump and two curves — then add more cars and wait for the mid-air crash.
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A corkscrew loop that pulls apart in the middle — widen the gap a little at a time and see who can still stick the landing.
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Mario and Yoshi die-cast karts, twin launchers, a booster, an inverted loop and green shell obstacles — first to six laps wins.
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Three officially licensed Formula 1 cars, a 3-lane booster, a lap counter, a DRS overtake lane and a podium waiting for the winner.
| Model | In one line | Best for | Latest price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Track Creator Deluxe Pack | 25 feet of blank canvas | Best for the builder who has outgrown one fixed layout and wants to connect every set in the house into one long run. | $23.81 |
| Criss-Cross Crash Track Set | Four ways to wipe out | For the kid who laughs hardest when cars collide and already owns a pile of cars to throw into the traffic. | $64.60 |
| Super 6-Lane Raceway | Six lanes, one winner | Made for birthday parties, sibling showdowns and any collector who needs to know, finally, which car is the fastest. | $133.91 |
| Track Creator Boosted Jump Speedway | Three builds, one booster | A good first Track Creator set for a 4-year-old builder who wants powered action without a complicated setup. | $31.99 |
| City Mega Loop Garage | Three floors and a helicopter | For the kid whose cars need a home base — part stunt tower, part service station, part parking deck. | $54.99 |
| Action Loop Cyclone Challenge | Loop it or land it | A compact pick for younger drivers who want quick, repeatable action and a score to brag about. | $37.99 |
| Action Epic Crash Dash | Five places to collide | For the Hot Wheels fan who cares less about who wins and more about how spectacular the crash was. | $64.99 |
| Stunt Tracks Mid-Air Crash | Collisions above the carpet | Built for kids 5 and up who want nonstop stunts on their own and a spectacular crash once friends bring their cars. | $51.67 |
| Stunt Tracks Corkscrew Jump Champion | Mind the gap | For the patient competitor who likes a challenge that gets tougher as they master it. | $19.82 |
| Mario Kart Circuit Track | Mario vs. Yoshi, six laps | For young Mario Kart fans who want the game's races, shells and lap counting in their own living room. | $99.99 |
| Formula 1 Grand Prix Circuit | Lights out, three cars | A natural pick for families who watch Grand Prix weekends together and a young fan who wants to run the race themselves. | $39.85 |
Fun Hot Wheels Track Set
This Hot Wheels track set is a lot of fun and keeps kids entertained for hours. The track is easy to assemble, sturdy, and works smoothly with most Hot Wheels cars. The design is exciting, with plenty of speed and action, making races even more enjoyable. The pieces fit together well and hold up to repeated play. Overall, it's a great toy for Hot Wheels fans and offers excellent value for the money. Highly recommended! 🚗💨
Fantastic track. Lots of fun. Easy set up with a little common sense,
I read some of the reviews and almost didn't buy. This works perfectly. Make sure the track goes inside the connecting track when it goes forward. and the incoming track edges are on the outside. My grandkids will have a blast.
Hot Wheels Supreme race track
This track is well made and a plus for 2 or more kids to enjoy racing their Hot Wheels cars. Fairly straightforward set up. The track is super fast and noise level is tolerable. It’s a really good looking track set up. Takes 3 AA batteries which operates the finish line. Batteries should last for a good while. Hours of fun, and folds flat for storage. An excellent gift for a 6th birthday!
A track set is really a promise of one big moment: the crash in the middle of a figure-eight, the car that leaves the ramp and lands in a garage, the loop that decides who is still on the track. Start from the moment your driver talks about most, then check the footprint — some raceways run across a hallway, others fold into a box that slides under the bed.
Most of our sets run on a launcher or pure gravity, so there is nothing to charge and the speed comes from a lever or a drop. Motorized boosters add non-stop laps and usually ask for batteries that are not in the box — the spec table on every product page says exactly which ones.
Track pieces, connectors and 1:64 cars from different sets work together, which is why a Track Creator pack is often the second thing people buy. Start with one set, then stretch it across the room one straight at a time.