Tracks
TOCA Race Driver 3 features a whole host of circuits from across the globe. Some of the popular circuits among some players include Bathurst and Laguna Seca, both being very challenging and exciting race tracks, as well as a few classics, such as Silverstone and Castle Combe, both being built in the immediate post-World War II period, and the famous Donington Park track. There are also oval tracks to choose from, with Indianapolis being the most famous of the group although unfortunately players can't use the Indianapolis Grand Prix circuit as it is not offered in the game.
- Adelaide Street Circuit
- Bahrain International Circuit
- Bahrain External Circuit
- Bahrain Grand Prix Circuit
- Bahrain Internal Circuit
- Barbagallo Raceway
- Barbagallo Raceway
- Barbagallo Short Circuit
- Bathurst
- Bedford Autodrome
- Bedford Autodrome East Circuit
- Bedford Autodrome GT Circuit
- Bedford Autodrome North Circuit
- Bedford Autodrome South Circuit
- Bedford Autodrome West Circuit
- Brands Hatch
- Brands Hatch Grand Prix Circuit
- Brands Hatch Rallycross
- Brands Hatch Short Circuit
- Brno
- Castle Combe
- Donington Park
- Donington Grand Prix Circuit
- Donington National Circuit
- Dover International Raceway
- Eastern Creek Raceway
- Eastern Creek International Raceway
- Eastern Creek Short Circuit
- Eastern Creek Southern Loop
- Eurospeedway Lausitz
- Gateway International Raceway
- Gateway International
- Gateway International Road
- Go-kart
- Go-kart Route 1
- Go-kart Route 2
- Hidden Valley
- Hockenheimring
- Hockenheim Grand Prix Circuit
- Hockenheim National Circuit
- Hockenheim Short Circuit
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway Oval
- International Rallycross
- International Rallycross Long
- International Rallycross Medium
- International Rallycross Short
- Istanbul Grand Prix
- Laguna Seca Grand Prix Circuit
- Mondello International Circuit
- Motopark Oschersleben
- Motopark Oschersleben
- Motopark Oschersleben 'B'
- Motorpark Oschersleben 'C'
- Nashville Superspeedway
- Nashville Super Speedway
- Nashville Road Course
- National Dirt Raceway
- National Dirt Raceway Stage 1
- National Dirt Raceway Stage 2
- National Dirt Raceway Stage 3
- National Dirt Raceway Stage 4
- National Dirt Raceway Stage 5
- Norisring City Race
- Nürburgring
- Nürburgring Short
- Oran Park Raceway
- Oran Park North Circuit
- Oran Park Raceway
- Oran Park Short Circuit
- Oulton Park
- Oulton Park Fosters Circuit
- Oulton Park International Circuit
- Oulton Park Island Circuit
- Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
- Queensland Raceway
- Pukekohe Park Raceway
- Sandown International Motor Raceway
- Shanghai Grand Prix Circuit
- Silverstone Circuit
- Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit
- Silverstone International Circuit
- Silverstone National Circuit
- Silverstone South Circuit
- Snetterton
- Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
- Spa-Francorchamps GP Circuit
- Spa-Francorchamps Sportscar
- Surfers Paradise Street Circuit
- Symmons Plains Raceway
- UK Rally
- UK Rally Stage 1
- UK Rally Stage 2
- UK Rally Stage 3
- Zandvoort
- Circuit Park Zandvoort
- Zandvoort Club Circuit
- Zandvoort National Circuit
- Zandvoort Oostelijk Circuit
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