SNES Best Racing Games

For up to 4 players with multitap. It uses the DSP-4 special chip. It's a futuristic Top Gear that, in actuality, it's not that futuristic. Also, now it has weapons.

Awesome OST, great gameplay, really good graphics, much variety and excellent multiplayer. This also added car damage to the equation. And it has split-screen, but in single-player it's now full-screen.

This is awesome in every level, with things like fuel consumption, nitro, a lot of variety, good graphics, awesome OST, good sense of speed, car tuning and split-screen support. The big downside of this game is always running in split-screen, even in single-player. The TG series also has a lot of variety, including tracks with rain, snow and at night. And there are 20 cars in the races!

Based on the cartoon of the same name. And made by none other than Konami.

This was made by Gremlin, the makers of Top Gear. It's the best F1 game on SNES, and it's just unfortunate this has no split-screen.

This seems to be the only 16-bit racing game with shortcuts in the tracks.

This mode-7 kart racer supports up to 4 players split-screen.

Repetitive visually, this still plays well and has polygonal elements in the scenario (less than in the Genesis version, though). It's a sequel to Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing, both were made by Gremlin, the devs behind both the Lotus and Top Gear series. This has split-screen.

Released exclusively on Japan in the Satellaview service, this is a sequel to the NES game Excitebike, but featuring Mario series characters.

This is a bit similar to both Super Hang-On and Road Rash on the Genesis, although definitely bad. It also has races in jetskis.

A polygonal motorcycle racing game made by Domark.

This bad game resembles anime and Road Rash. And each racer and motorcycle has a lifebar.

A Japan-only formula Indy racing game.

This is a gender-bender, with racing and platforming sections.

Like Star Fox, this is a Super-FX chip game, which means it's polygonal, and it hasn't aged well.

A polygonal driving game. Sequel to Hard Drivin.

Even though it's technically impressive, it's not good.

The game that came before Rock 'n' Roll Racing, it uses SNES bigger resolution mode.