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We Don’t Need Classic Circuits. ArcaBoard Builds Its Own Stage at Cosmobaza

  • 19 hours ago
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ArcaBoard World Championship 3D Render of the circuit overall visual hosted at Cosmobaza ArcaSpace

ArcaBoard World Championship (ABWC) – 3D Rendering of the Circuit Visuals at Cosmobaza


For 28 years, innovation at ArcaSpace has always meant finding solutions where others see barriers. In traditional motorsport, you are always tied to infrastructure: expensive asphalt circuits, rental fees, fixed locations, and limited access due to scheduling.


So, we asked ourselves: Why give money to others when we can invest it in our own infrastructure, right at Cosmobaza?


We decided to change that. The greatest innovation of the ArcaBoard 2 is not just its system of floating above the track, but the fact that we have freed ourselves from dependence on asphalt. Because our vehicles do not touch the track, we no longer need concrete or asphalt circuits designed to resist friction and extreme wear.


Our circuits are modular. They are assembled at Cosmobaza and anywhere else, with a different geometry for every single race. We have developed our own proprietary modular panel system that is easy to transport and quick to install.


This means that:


🔴 We are not dependent on the availability of existing circuits.

🔴 We reconfigure the track for each of the 12 rounds, offering pilots new challenges every time.

🔴 We deliver the ultimate racing spectacle through total control over the experience for spectators at the track and those watching via streaming at home.


A modular, ecological, and completely independent track. This is how ArcaSpace places the future of motorsports in our hands, not in the "asphalt" of others.


And yes, we are excited about what we are creating in the real world, so we are offering you a 3D rendering as a preview of what we are building at Cosmobaza. This image illustrates our concept of a modular, illuminated, and reconfigurable track, exactly as we envision it for Season 1. Stay tuned to see the real version soon!


This is how the future is built, literally piece by piece, or rather... panel by panel.


 
 
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