Prague

Learn the best racing lines and strategies for the Prague Short and Full Circuits in Forza Motorsport 5. Dominate the cobblestone streets!

Alright, let's talk about Prague in Forza Motorsport 5. This track throws some interesting challenges your way, especially with those cobblestone roads that can really mess with your grip if you're not careful. We've got a couple of layouts to cover: the Short Circuit and the Full Circuit, plus their reverse versions. The Short Circuit is your introduction, a quick 1.83 miles that lets you get a feel for the city's twists and turns. The Full Circuit adds a significant 3.51 miles, including a hilly section and a long straightaway, making it a more demanding test of endurance and skill. Don't forget, the Full Circuit Reverse just flips the whole thing, so you'll be tackling those same corners but from the opposite direction.

Strategy for the Short Circuit:

When you start this race, really get on the gas. You'll blast through a couple of overpasses, but then you need to be ready to brake and take a hard right, followed immediately by a left. Once you're through that sequence, you can accelerate again into a gentle right curve. Keep an eye out for a leftward uphill corkscrew that takes you under another overpass. Slow down again here because a left turn is coming up, and you'll want to take it on the inside for the best line. You'll then accelerate downhill, but be prepared to slow down significantly at the bottom. The next straightaway is a good spot to pick up speed again, but don't get too comfortable – there's a sharp right followed by a sharp left that both require you to slow down a bit and take them on the inside. After that, you'll enter a tunnel. As soon as you exit, slow down for two right turns. Then, it's time to accelerate over a bridge and follow the winding road. You can maintain a pretty high speed here, but stay alert for those milder curves. The lap finishes with a sharp left before you accelerate across the finish line.

Track Details:

• Full Circuit: 3.51 miles long, features a long, hilly addition to the short circuit, adding two turns and a long straightaway.
• Short Circuit: 1.83 miles long, mostly flat with one sharp turn and two long straightaways, known for its cobblestone roadways.
• Full Circuit Reverse: The full circuit driven in the opposite direction.
• Short Circuit Reverse: The short circuit driven in the opposite direction.