Race track neon signs are one of the most popular things we make. A single glowing line tracing a famous circuit looks great over a sim racing rig, in a garage or in an office, and it means something to the person who hangs it. This guide covers how to pick a circuit, which size to choose, how to build a wall of tracks and how to make one your own.
Why race track signs work so well
A circuit layout is instantly recognizable to fans and still reads as clean, modern art to everyone else. Because the design is one continuous line of LED neon, it glows evenly, uses little power and stays light enough to hang with a couple of screws.
How to choose a circuit
- Your home race. The track you can drive to, like Austin, Miami, Las Vegas or Montreal.
- The first race you went to. A great gift idea, especially with the date added.
- The classics. Spa, our best seller, and Monaco are favorites because their shapes are so distinctive.
- A track you have driven. Club racers and track-day drivers often pick their local circuit. If it is not in our shop, we can trace it for you.
Browse all of them in our race track neon signs collection.
Which size to pick
Most of our circuit signs come in three widths. Prices below are from our shop as of October 2026 and vary a little by track, because longer, twistier layouts use more neon.
| Width | Typical price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| About 16 inches | $70 to $145 | Desks, shelves, above a monitor |
| About 24 inches | Between the two | Behind a sim rig, office walls, gifts |
| About 32 inches | $255 to $575 | Feature walls, garages, bars |
If the sign will sit behind a sim racing rig, measure the wall space above your monitors first. A sign that is slightly narrower than your screen setup usually looks best.
Building a wall of tracks
A grid of circuits makes a great feature wall for a garage, game room or racing bar. A few tips:
- Keep the widths the same. Ordering every sign in the same width makes the grid look intentional, even though each track has a different height.
- Pick one color, or a theme. All one color looks clean. Matching each track to a team color is fun, but keep it to two or three colors.
- Leave room between signs. About 4 to 6 inches between signs keeps the glow from blending together.
- Plan your power. Each sign has its own power supply, so a power strip mounted out of sight keeps the cords tidy.
Setting it up behind a sim rig
Every sign comes with dimming control, which matters more than you think when you race at night. Turn it down so it does not reflect in your screens, and turn it up when friends come over. Our hanging guide covers mounting, and our post on dimmers, remotes and power supplies explains the controls.
Make it yours
Want a track we do not list, a different color, your best lap time, a race date or your name under the layout? Send us the details and we will send a free mockup before you buy. Most signs arrive 7-10 days after you approve the design, and every sign has a 2-year warranty.
Our circuit signs are artistic interpretations of track layouts. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by any racing series or circuit operator.
Race track neon sign FAQ
Can you make a track that is not in your shop?
Yes. Send us the name of the circuit or a map of the layout and we will send a free mockup.
Can I add text, like a date or lap time?
Yes. Names, dates, lap times and car numbers are all popular additions.
Are race track signs safe to leave on?
Yes. LED neon runs on low-voltage 12V power and stays cool to the touch. Read more in are LED neon signs safe.
Can I hang one outside?
Our standard signs are made for indoor use. For a covered patio or exterior wall, ask about our outdoor waterproof neon.
