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The agony and ecstasy of seamless orange track

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Ouam90 11/21/24

Hi guys, it can be important to inform that Hot Wheels seamless orange track is not so difficult to manage.

To be honest, many people from Europe use this one and are so happy. It needs only to be flattened by using an iron. Very close to track without touch it, go slowly through 100% length, and that's it.

Be confident, last tournament in France (2X50 foot track), it has been used without any troubles or bumps, for more than 200 cars and 6 hours races! Same in Belgium and Italy.

This page is often visited and is much appreciated, like the whole site, so i guess it deserves positive point to promote seamless track.

Thanks for all what you do, you are followed everywhere. Enjoy! MERCI :-)


  • Hello from California — alva1370
  • interesting. Living in Houston, Tx, I don't need the iron, just use the summer...lol welcome! — dr_dodge
  • Dr Dodge lol luckily I live in Maine — ManiacMotorsports
  • ll the cranberrys you can eat...lol, and the old narrow gauge railroads that serviced the bogs. Beautiful country, and have visited your wonderful state! — dr_dodge
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RayRaySugar 8/14/25

Before my track was washed away, I was using the 4' track sections. Where the track pieces were joined, I used a blow dryer on high for just a bit to slowly bend the sides of the sections at one end just a millimeter or two so the cars wouldn't hit the sides on the ends and impede the cars. The sound of the cars hitting that "tab" at the joints always made me cringe. I put arrows on the underside of the pieces to know which direction to assemble the pieces and it worked beautifully. I highly recommend doing so if you're not using seamless. 


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