Courses
Track
Track noun - A mark or series of marks left on a surface by something that has passed along it.
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Courses and track are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Courses" with "Track", this nouns are similar.
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The TV series of Future GPX Cyber Formula has this with more wacky racing courses like a track with ice hills and roads with time-floods, with booster-equipped cars as the racing machines.
Source: Wacky Racing - The Mario Kart series's traffic courses are set on public roads with no visible way in or out (there are some exceptions, but the kart gets dragged back onto the track).
Source: Gateless Ghetto -
This is particularly helpful on the Beginner track (if you're in the mood to be a big fat cheater) as the pit lane doesn't run parallel to the main track like it does on other courses.
Source: Video Game / Daytona USA
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