Around the World
- Unlock
- Win a race on all tracks
- Global percent
- 0.5% of players
- Family
- Racing
- List status
- Shown on the achievement list
- Neighbours
- Jeffrey, Is That You?, Ruthless, What a Start!
Around the World is a race win on every track. Racing family, 0.5 percent. The calendar holds 19 circuits, shared by MXGP and MX2. Public posts name seven. A win on the seven named ones is not the full icon. The twelve without a public name are on the schedule, and they count.
The named set is concrete. Bariloche in Argentina is volcanic soil. Riola Sardo in Sardinia is sand. Pietramurata in Italy is compact dirt. Loket in the Czech Republic is hard-pack. Arnhem, Foxhills and Johannesburg appear because PC Update 1 had to fix AI off-track, AI on slopes, and a holeshot trigger. Those three notes do not add a country or a soil. Win on them anyway. The remaining twelve will show up in the track list inside the game even though the posts never titled them.
There is no neighbour on this record. The practical route is a stack of one-off wins, Quick Race on Xbox or a single PC heat, one circuit at a time. A championship can also walk you through the calendar if the season actually visits every track. Do not trust that it does until you have seen the round list. Weekender and the crown care about weekends and titles. This icon cares about a win flag on each circuit, including the ones you only recognise by the minimap.
Class is not specified. An MXGP win on a track and an MX2 win on a track are both wins. You do not need both classes on every circuit. Online wins count if the session is a race, but a ten-rider lobby is a slow way to tour 19 tracks. Offline, with Amateur AI and a short distance, is the tour. Write down the tracks you have already won. The achievement list will not show a per-circuit checklist, and 19 is too many to keep in your head once the unnamed ones start to look alike.
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