Hot Wheels Formula 1 Downhill Circuit Race Track Set with 3 Die-Cast Cars, 1:64 Scale vs Hot Wheels Formula 1 Sprint Race Circuit

Both sets are Hot Wheels Formula 1 tracks with three 1:64 die-cast cars, so the choice comes down to how you want to race. The Downhill Circuit is the bigger, motorized set: a downhill course with boost kickers, overtake zones and a built-in lap counter that keeps score, and it needs four D batteries. The Sprint Race Circuit is smaller, lighter, needs no batteries, and offers two modes: launcher-powered head-to-head starts or a continuous loop. Pick the Downhill for scored, competitive racing with older kids; pick the Sprint for quick setup, lower age range and flexible play.

• Choose the Hot Wheels Formula 1 Downhill Circuit if you want scored head-to-head racing with boost kickers, overtake zones and a lap counter, and you don't mind adding four D batteries.
• Choose the Hot Wheels Formula 1 Sprint Race Circuit if you want a lighter, battery-free set with two race modes that suits kids from age 4 and sets up fast.