The arrival of Hot Wheels in late 1967 meant that we now had cars that could “GO”. And putting all that “GO” to work meant the cars needed some place to run. Thankfully, Mattel gave us track at the same time. It came in sets and it was also offered as “Add-On Accessories”.
With this page…
…I’m going to build a custom track.
The 1968 Hot Wheels Split Curve Drag Set.
Here’s what a race down this track looks like.
For my YouTube video of this track, I’m going to run 4 late model Corvettes.

l to r: red 2009 Corvette Stingray Concept, green 2009 Corvette ZR1, blue 2011 Corvette Grand Sport and a yellow Corvette C6.
See which ‘Vette comes out on top in my YouTube video.
So there you have it. A custom track. The 1968 Hot Wheels Split Curve Drag Set.
It’s still fast. Still fun.