Banana Cup

Donut Plains 1 (SNES): This is the first track, and it's super easy if you've got the hang of drifting. The whole track is pretty wide, and the turns are manageable. Just drift around 'em, and power slide as the road straightens out. Try to avoid the dirt patches and don't fall in the water, and you'll be golden.

Frappe Snowland (N64): This one's icy, so watch your traction! It's not super tough, but it's easy to get stuck or hit things. Lots of the tighter turns are perfect for drifting and power sliding, otherwise, you'll end up in the snow. In the big open area, you'll need to swerve around a bunch of snowmen – don't crash into them! After that, it's mostly smooth sailing. There's another turn to slide around, and then the final one is a bridge. Don't fall off that bridge, and you'll finish the lap strong.

Bowser Castle 2 (GBA): Honestly, this is one of the easier Bowser Castles. You've got wide-open straightaways, but the turns are sharp. Again, drifting and power sliding are your best friends here. Keep an eye out for Thwomps, but they're pretty easy to dodge. There are some boost pads that let you jump over lava pits. The second set of lava jumps can be a little tricky, so try to stay in the center of the track to avoid falling in. Other than those jumps, this track is pretty safe.

Baby Park (GCN): This is the last track, and it's a total throwback to the easiest course in the original GCN Mario Kart. It's just a simple loop with two straightaways and two tight turns. Your best bet is to power slide around every turn and then hit the gas on the straights. If you do that, you'll ace this track.