Prague

Learn the best racing lines and strategies for both the Short and Full Circuit variations of the Prague track in Forza Horizon 5. Dominate those cobblestone streets!

Alright, let's talk about Prague! This track's got a couple of variations, and honestly, it's a pretty cool spot with its cobblestone roads. We've got the Short Circuit and the Full Circuit, plus their reverse versions. The Full Circuit is a bit longer, adding a hilly section and a straightaway to the Short Circuit, but they're fundamentally pretty similar. The Short Circuit itself is a pretty quick 1.83-mile loop, mostly flat, with a couple of long straightaways perfect for hitting some decent speeds. Just watch out for that one sharp turn!

Strategy:

1. Start by accelerating hard. You'll blast through two overpasses pretty quickly.
2. After the overpasses, you'll need to slow down for a hard right curve, followed immediately by a left curve. Take these as tightly as you can.
3. Once you're through those, accelerate into a gentle right curve.
4. Next up is a leftward uphill corkscrew that takes you under another overpass. Ease off the gas a bit here.
5. Be ready to slow down again for a left turn right after the corkscrew. Hug the inside of this turn.
6. Accelerate downhill, but keep your wits about you – you'll need to slow down again at the bottom.
7. Hit the next straightaway and accelerate, but be prepared to brake because there's a sharp right followed by a sharp left. Take both of these on the inside and slow down just enough to manage them.
8. You'll enter a tunnel. As soon as you exit, slow down for two right turns.
9. After the turns, accelerate over a bridge and follow the winding road. You can maintain a good speed here, but stay alert for the milder curves.
10. Finally, you'll encounter a sharp left turn, after which you can accelerate through the finish line.

Track Variations:

• Full Circuit: This is a 3.51-mile track that adds a long, hilly section and a straightaway to the Short Circuit. It's the location of the game's first race.
• Short Circuit: A mostly flat, 1.83-mile raceway with one sharp turn and two long straightaways. It's known for its cobblestone roads, allowing for moderately high speeds.
• Full Circuit Reverse: Exactly what it sounds like – the Full Circuit driven in the opposite direction.
• Short Circuit Reverse: The Short Circuit, but you'll be racing it backwards.