Japanese commercial for ‘F-Zero: Climax’ on the Game Boy Advance.

A racetrack built in an area on Sand Ocean known for its hurricanes. This track was sponsored by an Ice Cream brand from earth, as they were hoping to make big sales here during racing events because of Sand Ocean's hot climate. Fittingly, the most famous product during events is an ice cream shaped like a twister. This track requires pilots twist backwards to make its jumps before the machine's boosters are activated, making every lap feel unique. In the middle of the track, racers must brave the twister itself. This track was also partly inspired by the original draft of FZD member Declan's Trickery on Big Blue.

This track was originally thought of by an F-ZERO architect to see if a famous german children's drawing game, Haus vom Nikolaus, would be able to be done without crossing lines in the middle. The architect wasn't able to accomplish this, but she still liked her draft so the track was built regardless. Fitting with St. Nicholas day being in winter, the track was constructed on White Land and parts of the track quickly froze over, making for a track that tests how well a driver can deal with slippery U-Turns.

A racetrack inspired by LIGHTNING: BRAID. This track tests how precisely you can jump and how well you can allign yourself to take shortcuts. This track was built in the clouds high above a city, until people learned that machines plummeting down on the city streets may not have been the smartest idea. So the population decided to simply push the city away.

A track heavily inspired by Neo Bowser City. This track was built in the Koopa District of Mute City. This area got its name as many of its residents are many kinds different turtle-like humanoids from around the cosmos. The architecture in this part of Mute City was also influenced by this, shame you can't tell from how high up the track is.