Know what the best bike races in Riders Republic are so you can play them over and over again.

The races of Riders Republic offer so much to the gaming world. There are many different places you'll ride in; some races even feature more than one sport in them. But one of the best parts is by far the bike racing.

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But with so many different ones to choose from, there are undoubtedly tracks that are more enjoyable to play than others. This can be for several reasons, like the difficulty, where they're set, or the opportunity for performing tricks. Whatever it is, some extremely well-designed races are worth discussing.

Burnt Rubber features some tricky far jumps and sharp turns that will send you shooting off the race path if veering too far to the side. Like some other races within Riders Republic, Burnt Rubber also has its own grey filter over the top. These stylistic variants add to each race's individual experience and work perfectly with the title of the bike race.

It'll take a few tries to get down, but once you figure it out, it's incredibly satisfying.

The Giants is a reasonably laid-back track and is one of the best because of this. With the lessened stress of making those tactical maneuvers, you have time to take in the beauty of the nature that surrounds you. The race takes place in a vast lush forest with light beams shining through. You can almost feel the cool breeze from the immersive scenery, and it's what makes the track so replayable.

It's one of the races you gain access to early on, so check it out if you haven't yet.

Hospital Trail is a pure race against the clock where you'll need to balance speed and accuracy to reach the goalpost before the other players. Taking shortcuts and turning at the last moment will reduce the time taken to beat the stage. However, it can be risky when you're unsure of the location of the next checkpoint.

Take some risks but only when you can see the checkpoint ahead of you. The last thing you want to do is ruin the experience of the race by knocking your character into a rigid tree.

The many different ramps and curves around the Watchman Trail make it so not only can you ramp up those bike speeds and feel the adrenaline rush of speeding down those canyons, but you can also try out some tricks to figure out how to land them. Stages that mix in tricks with the races are fascinating because you're not locked into any one thing.

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It's a very short race but one that's a lot of fun to pop on and play quickly.

Twisting paths and long stretches of road interweave with the different obstacles placed in your way. It's a race that is quite relaxing to play, where it really gives you time to sit with your thoughts about the game.

Red Bull Road Rage is one of the significant events of the game, and while not very challenging to complete, it is a whole lot of fun. Completing it is a fast way to earn some extra stars, all while basking in the outdoors.

Red Bull Hardline is ultimately a lot of tricky turns set within a forest. It's one of the more difficult bike races to master but feels amazing when you finally get it down. The amount of speed you can rack up when turning at the right time and keeping your drifting and de-acceleration to a minimum will, in the end, aid you immensely in getting number one on the leaderboard.

And because of how fast you can beat it, it's a fun one to go back and replay now and again.

The open area of the mountainside is a great one to race down in Riders Republic and provides you with plenty of high ledges to perform some of the more time-consuming tricks. The entire track is downhill, with speed being where you'll need to focus.

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You'll most likely bump into a few obstacles knocking you off your bike and sending you to the latter end of the leaderboard, but so will other players. There's more than enough time for you to get back on your feet and still win the race.

In Xing, you have to play through the level three times and try to beat other players times. The race itself is very short, and after your first run, it'll be a lot easier to make your way around. It's one of the tamer races only taking place in a small area, but the contained feel of the track is what makes it strangely comforting.

The wooden planks and steep, curvy paths will make amping up your speed a breeze, with the gorgeous setting around you adding to the thrilling ride.

Lost In Sequoia doesn't follow the regular formula of a bike race where you travel down winding roads hoping you don't crash and fall. Instead, you're sent into a blue mountain horizon at nighttime with gold glowing orbs all around. It's a rather calming race and one that only requires you to mind the trees as you travel down the mountainside.

It's unfortunate that there aren't other races like this in Riders Republic, as its atmosphere makes it a fantastic stand-out.

Don't Look Down is a wondrous race through an enormous scope of rather tricky to travel terrain. And from the track's title is also one that sets you down a very steep and quite intimidating hill. The race sounds more challenging than it actually is since there's a nice mix of quick turns and long stretches of path for you to speed down.

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And while playing Don't Look Down, you'll be wearing a fantastic giraffe costume with a huge elongated head atop.

The Red Bull Holy Bike track takes you through so many different places. You get to see the treacherous snow-covered mountains the race begins on and the rocky canyons you'll need to be careful with when heading down below. It's a fantastic track that melds together all the great things about Riders Republic that work so well in harmony and provide you with an entertaining experience all the same.

Some of the main events in the game can be a little disappointing compared to the optional ones you don't have to complete, but thankfully, Red Bull Holy Bike doesn't fall under this category.

A Nice Day Out feels just like going on a trip during a rainy day, with the slickness of the roads and the cold, blue lighting. Sliding down these paths with the winding roads and bristling trees will make you feel pretty cool if you come in first place. The charming nature of how atmospheric the developers managed to make this track feel coupled with the rain hitting the ground as you brisk past the cars standing in your way make A Nice Day Out the best bike race in Riders Republic.

Once you unlock this race, check it out as soon as you're able. It's one you won't want to miss.

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Nico is a List Writer for TheGamer. He has spent most of his life immersed in the worlds of gaming and film, with an aspiration to one day create their own movie. And, of course, trying to spread the word about the beauty of The Witcher Universe.