Rainbow Road and the remaining secret tracks in Mario Kart World are locked behind the Special Cup, and here's how to easily unlock these 4 tracks.

Mario Kart World is well on its way, and for all those tired, worn-out gamers needing something new, there isn’t long to wait. One of the most notable changes about this game is its size.

A brand-new Rainbow Road track hides behind some of Mario Kart World's challenges that easily knocks everything else the game offers out of the water.

Unlock Rainbow Road and learn how to jump into Free Roam right away in Mario Kart World. Here's what you need to know.

Right now, Technical’s Mario Kart World Rainbow Road record clocks in at 3:59.987, which is just a hair under 4 minutes.

Mario Kart’s Rainbow Road holds a special place in the hearts of many, and it also happens to hover over very specific parts of our planet, one fan has discovered.

If you want to unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World, you’ll need to play through all seven cups first. We explain how to unlock the track in our guide.

Unlocking Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World is fairly straightforward. The first time you launch the game, Grand Prix mode presents you with seven cups: Mushroom, Flower, Star, Shell, Banana, Leaf ...

While Rainbow Road doesn't initially appear in Mario Kart World, this easy unlock can help racers play one of the most iconic tracks in Mario Kart ...

The iconic Rainbow Road is back in Mario Kart World, but you won't find it when you first start playing. Here's how to unlock this difficult track.

Here's how to unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World. How to unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World Unlocking Rainbow Road will require you to do quite a bit of racing first.

So technically, Mario Kart World has 32 tracks at launch. Overall, that’s everything you need to know to get the Special Cup and unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World.