AN ORIGINALRACING UNIVERSE.

At its core, Tricyclette transforms racing into a character-driven competition. It takes something inherently playful — motorized tricycles — and treats it with the scale, presentation and importance of a professional World Championship.

The first layer is immediate enjoyment: expressive characters, distinctive teams, humor and high-speed three-wheeled action that children and families understand at a glance. The second layer builds emotional connection through rivalries, ambitions and setbacks. The third layer rewards deeper curiosity with sporting strategy, championship archives and decades of fictional history. None of that depth is required to enjoy the first race — the lore is discoverable, never compulsory.

Tricyclette takes place on the fictional World of Olo — a living world with its own continents (Montserrit, Ferretti, Beko, Pacificao), cultures, climates and architectural traditions.

Drivers from 41 nations have competed in the championship, and each location shapes the character of its circuits and racing traditions: from cut-basalt wheel-gutters and espresso piazza negotiations in Perenzia, to triple-decker paddock barges gliding through the brick canals of Fez, cherry-blossom viaducts in the Koraku Empire, and high-altitude granite passes in Halburg.

Beneath the spectacle sits a complete sporting structure: 22 fully simulated championship seasons with every race result, qualifying sector, constructor battle and career arc recorded.

T1 sits at the pinnacle of the World Championship, supported by T2 and T3 feeder tiers that create a fair path for emerging talent. Promotion is earned strictly through performance on the track rather than financial access — ensuring independent garages and rising rookies can challenge established factory dynasties.