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Revision as of 07:24, 6 December 2021

This article is about the track in Mario Kart 7. For the track in other games, see Mario Circuit.
Not to be confused with N64 Mario Raceway, a retro race track from Mario Kart 64 with a similar name to the CTGP Revolution translation.

Mario Circuit is a retro race track from Mario Kart 7. It is the second track of the Flower Cup. The track later reappeared in Mario Kart Tour.

Original Version
MKT Version (2:29)

Currently, there are five versions available:

List of available WBZ files: ct.wiimm.de

Names in Other Languages

For tracks from Mario Kart 7, alternate names are used to avoid potential copyright issues for CTGP Revolution.
Original translations are based on 3DS Mario Circuit. CTGP Revolution's translations are based on Mario Castle Raceway.

Language Original Name CTGP-R Name
Dutch: 3DS Mario's Circuit Mario's Kasteelcircuit
French: 3DS Circuit Mario
German: 3DS Marios Piste
Italian: 3DS Circuito di Mario
Japanese: 3DS マリオサーキット マリオキャッスルレースウェイ
Korean: 3DS 마리오 서킷
Portuguese: 3DS Circuito do Mario
Russian: 3DS Трасса Марио
Spanish: 3DS Circuito de Mario (NTSC)
3DS Circuito Mario (PAL)
Pista del Castillo de Mario
Greek: 3DS Πίστα του Μάριο
Polish: 3DS Trasa Mario
Finnish: 3DS Marionmutka
Swedish: 3DS Marios Bana
Czech: 3DS Mariův Okruh
Danish: 3DS Marios Bane