Apex Racing - Fast-paced racing action

Introducing Apex Racing

Dive into the ultimate racing and drifting experience with Apex Racing, where the line between simulation and reality blurs. Whether you're competing against players worldwide or taking on challenges solo, Apex Racing offers unparalleled realism and excitement. After each race, see how you stack up on the global leaderboard, and fine-tune every detail of your car to gain that competitive edge.

Key Features:

Online Multiplayer: Race against competitors from around the globe in real-time.

Time Attack: Test your speed and precision as you race against the clock.

Drift Challenges: Showcase your drifting skills on iconic tracks and roads.

Global Leaderboards: Compare your performance with racers worldwide and strive for the top spot.

Real-World Tracks: Race on famous tracks like Ebisu Minami and Angeles Crest Highway.

Customizable Vehicles: Modify your car's body, enhance the engine, and adjust the suspension to optimize aerodynamics and performance.

Performance Tuning: Fine-tune your vehicle's suspension and performance to match your racing style.

Online Chat System: Connect and strategize with fellow racers through the in-game chat system.

Please Note:

An active internet connection is required to play Apex Racing.

The game is free to download and play, with optional in-app purchases available for in-game credits.

What is the Racing Line?

The racing line is the optimal path through a corner on a race circuit, allowing a driver to maintain the highest speed possible. The trajectory of the racing line varies depending on the severity of the corner, the length of the straight that follows, and the type of car being driven. The ultimate goal is to carry as much speed as possible through the braking zone, corner, and onto the next straight.

Key Terms:

Braking Point: The spot where you start braking before entering a corner. Picking the latest braking point while maintaining maximum grip is crucial for a fast lap time.

Turn-In Point: The point where you begin steering into the corner. It's essential to be looking at the apex to know when and how much to turn.

Apex (Clipping Point): The innermost point of the corner, where your car is closest to the inside curb. Hitting the apex correctly allows you to start accelerating again.

Exit Point: The point where your car reaches the outside of the track as you exit the corner. Opening up the steering and increasing throttle here ensures you carry maximum speed onto the straight.

Racing Line Basics:

Brake at the Braking Point: Apply maximum braking force at your braking point, primarily in a straight line.

Focus on the Apex: As you approach the corner, shift your focus to the apex.

Turn-In at the Turn-In Point: Begin steering at the turn-in point, aiming for the apex.

Hit the Apex: Navigate the car to the apex of the ideal racing line.

Accelerate Gradually: As you pass the apex, start applying the throttle.

Open Up the Steering: As you exit the corner, gradually open the steering to reach the exit point.

Geometric Racing Line:

The geometric line represents the shallowest arc through a corner, using the entire width of the track.

It allows for constant speed from turn-in to exit but isn’t the fastest line through most corners.

Tight corners require more steering input and lower speeds, so utilizing the full track width can help maintain speed.

Ideal Racing Line:

The ideal line involves a later turn-in and apex, allowing for a straighter exit.

This line prioritizes exit speed, which is crucial for gaining time on the following straight.

Although the car needs to turn more sharply and has a slower minimum speed, the overall time gained on the straight makes this line faster.

Difference in Racing Lines (Slow vs. Fast Corners):

In slower corners, the ideal racing line differs significantly from the geometric line because exit speed is more critical.

In faster corners, the ideal line is closer to the geometric line since the emphasis is on maintaining momentum rather than accelerating.

By understanding and mastering the racing line, drivers can significantly improve their lap times by optimizing their speed through corners and onto the straights.

What's New

Two New Cars: Expand your collection with the latest additions to the garage.

Improved Graphics: Experience enhanced visuals for an even more realistic racing environment.

Crash Fixes: Resolved an issue that caused the game to crash after extended play sessions.

Steering Deadzone Settings: Fine-tune your control with newly added steering deadzone configuration options.

Gradual Brake Input: Added an option for smoother, more controlled braking.

Reduced RAM Usage: Optimized the game to use less memory, improving performance.

Steering Angle Adjustment: The default steering angle has been refined from 60 to 50 degrees for better handling.

Enhanced Steering Controls: Enjoy more responsive and precise steering with the latest updates.

App Support

For any issues or inquiries, reach out to us at: apex.games.co@gmail.com

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