Car vs Bike Racing - Race Cars & Bikes

Immerse yourself in the world of impossible stunts with mind-blowing tracks in the "Car Vs. Bike Racing" game!

Select your preferred ride and push the limits against your opponents. Dodge obstacles to complete the course in record time!

Discover Car vs Bike Racing

Avoid colliding with obstacles or rival racers as this will lead to your defeat.

Choose from a selection of over 20 cars and motorcycles.

Embark on a journey through the city featuring realistic 3D settings including snow, gangster city, desert, beautiful beach landscapes, and more upcoming themes!

Experience buttery smooth controls.

Utilize the free cam feature for better views!

On jumping, enjoy a speed booster bonus.

Even if you're not an experienced racer, our game will sharpen your skills with real-time precision!

Key Features:

- Tap the accelerate button for a speed boost.

- Apply the brake button to slow down, reverse, or backup.

- Tilt your device to maneuver the motorcycle left or right.

- Aim to reach the finish line within the specified time limit.

- Enjoy ultra-smooth controls and a user-friendly interface.

- Engage in addictive action and perform extraordinary stunt racing feats.

- Delight in beautiful and captivating graphics.

Motorbike Racing vs. Car Racing - Superbike or Formula One?

Helmut

16 Apr 2013

No way is car racing (and in particular Formula One) better than bike racing, with Formula One allowing team-orders. The majority of other car racing championships have pit lane radios to talk to the driver during the race. Surely this distracts the driver! It also takes away the enjoyment from the sport? Cal Crutchlow, Shane Byrne and Billy McConnell manage to consistently bag the fastest laps and eventually pole positions without talking to their pit crew.

Full of overtaking

However, bike racing may not be everyone's cup of tea. Some would say MotoGP is heading with a lot of electronic gizmos on their machines. Perhaps car racing is getting better? The excitement of 'Multi 21' and Lewis Hamilton checking in at ex-team Mclarens pit box in Malaysia the race was actually full of overtaking. Although perhaps it wouldn't have been if Vettel would have played to the Red Bull rule book.

A standard motorcycle in hard fought racing

Surely there is no better feeling as a rider and sight as a fan of a standard motorcycle in a hard-fought race. I guess we just have to take a look at the grid numbers in each of the 'Challenge' series' on the British Superbike championship; Triumph Triple Challenge and the Ducati 848 Challenge. They are full of great riders with standard machines. Racing for enjoyment. Which seems less possible in both MotoGP and Formula One. Perhaps its because of the amount of money they get paid?

Racing Money

That would be another thing, money. Personally, I think the amount these drivers and riders get paid shouldn't affect the way they ride. In British Superbikes a team manager revealed at the weekend that his riders aren't paid. Another team manager gave us an insight of how much it would cost you to run a top team in British Superbikes. He said £750,000 to around £850,000. That is a lot of money. But still doesn't stop them from enjoying there racing.

Genuine people

Does the fame go to their head? Well, some would say so. But to me there are only really a few riders and drivers in the top level of their sport, Motogp and Formula One. That come across on camera as genuine people. Jenson Button, Mark Webber and Cal Crutchlow. The way in which Crutchlow dealt with his Silverstone incident was brilliant. He injured himself and went to hospital but still the next day. Race day. Jumped onboard his Yamaha and got on with the job. For the British fans.

Bike racers are a lot tougher

Some would say bike racers are a lot tougher physically than car racers. And I'd say this is probably true. Bike racers can fall off their machines wearing just leather and a few bits of equipment to save them from fatal injuries and broken bones week in week out. Surely not a good thing but makes the bike racing what it is?

Fans were able to walk pit lane

The examples I've bought up make me think. Are these things the ones that make the club and national level of racing much better? The racers are happy to sign autographs and speak to fans without being locked up in their pit garages for the majority of the day. Just another example. The British Superbike series got it just right this weekend at Thruxton. The qualifying session was rained off so needless to say, the fans were able to walk pit lane and speak to their favourite racer, and these racers are heroes to some.

The racing talent of riders is brilliant

So I will recap. Money, and lots of it. Fame, and racers being 'big headed', for me doesn't make the racing exciting at all. So bike racing at a national level is better and what is even better is this. The fact their machines are standard factory bikes (for BSB just a few odd changes but no ABS)... They make for better racing! My favourite championship within the British Superbike paddock is the Triumph Triple Challenge. The talent of riders is brilliant and with their standard machinery, the youngsters and perhaps British Superbike champions in the years to come have a real hard battle for the lead and eventually race win.

Playing Tips

If you are a fan of racing games, you might be wondering whether to choose a car or bike racing game. Both types of games have their own unique features and challenges, but there are some general Tips, Tricks and Strategies that can help you improve your skills and win more races.

General Tips

Learn the tracks: Spend some time getting familiar with the tracks you will be racing on. Knowing the layout of the track, where to brake, and when to accelerate can give you an edge over your opponents.

Master the controls: Practice using the controls until you can use them without thinking. This will allow you to focus on the race and make split-second decisions.

Pay attention to your opponents: Keep an eye on the other racers and their movements. This can help you anticipate their actions and avoid collisions.

Upgrade your vehicle: As you progress through the game, earn enough points to upgrade your vehicle. This can improve your speed, handling, and acceleration.

Car Racing Tips

Stay on the racing line: The racing line is the optimal path around the track. Staying on it can help you maintain your speed and reduce the risk of crashing.

Use your brakes: Braking can help you control your speed and take sharp turns more easily. However, be careful not to brake too much or you may lose momentum.

Take advantage of drafting: Drafting is when you drive behind another car and use their slipstream to increase your speed. This can be especially useful on long straightaways.

Bike Racing Tips

Lean into turns: Unlike cars, bikes lean into turns. This can help you take turns more sharply and maintain your speed.

Use your body weight: Shift your body weight to control your bike. This can help you maintain your balance and make tight turns.

Wheelie for speed: If you need a burst of speed, try performing a wheelie. This can give you a temporary boost of speed, but be careful not to lose control.