Trackmania turns Formula E into a weekly challenge full of speed, creativity, and impossible tracks

The collaboration between Trackmania and Formula E continues to gain momentum with the upcoming launch of Weekly Shorts #3, the latest batch of special tracks inspired by the official teams and brands of the electric championship. Ubisoft Nadeo is once again leaning into a mix of arcade racing, experimental design, and futuristic aesthetics to deliver some of the most original maps seen recently in the game.

The new set of tracks will be available starting May 10, featuring environments inspired by brands such as Saudi Airlines, ABB, Citroën Racing, NISMO, and the DS Penske Formula E Team. However, far from being limited to simple visual skins, each map seeks to reinterpret the identity of these companies through unique mechanics and exceptionally creative layouts.

This approach has become one of the main draws of the partnership. Instead of merely replicating real-world Formula E circuits, the developers have transformed visual elements and brand concepts into entirely different playable experiences. This fits perfectly with the philosophy of Trackmania, where track creativity is just as vital as driving skill.

According to Ubisoft Nadeo, this third series of Weekly Shorts will continue to feature “unique gameplay twists” and strong visual themes. This likely translates to maps with specialized physics, unexpected obstacles, technical sections, and layouts designed to exploit the extreme precision that defines the game.

Crucially, the event will be completely free, allowing any player to access the new circuits and compete for various prizes. These time-limited events have become a cornerstone for keeping the Trackmania community engaged, fueled by a fierce competitive spirit and the drive to constantly shave milliseconds off their times.

The collaboration also offers clear benefits for Formula E, which continues to explore new ways to connect with young, digital audiences through competitive gaming. The futuristic nature of the electric championship is a natural match for Trackmania’s clean, fast, and experimental aesthetic.

Furthermore, this content reinforces one of Ubisoft Nadeo's greatest strengths: the ability to turn seemingly simple tracks into authentic challenges of millimeter precision. Every turn, jump, or tilt can lead to tiny differences on the stopwatch, keeping the community obsessed with optimizing every single run.

With the kickoff of Weekly Shorts #3, the Trackmania x Formula E collaboration enters its final stretch, proving that the game remains one of the best showcases for experimental arcade track design and creative online competition.

As this partnership has demonstrated so far, even the shortest routes can become true tests of reflexes, memory, and absolute car control.