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The current strategy for UR 3lap is to perform the ultra shortcut. The idea is to [[wallclip]] the mountain wall at the beginning of the track to travel over the invisible wall extending up from the grey wall, so as to hit the finish line pole. Doing so correctly allows you to fall through a gap in the ground and into the tunnel, at which point you are able to drive normally and complete a lap. Superhopping from here until the end of the last turn allows you to drive most of this section at high XZ speed due to [[External velocity | EV]] building. Since superhopping makes your bike face left, it is necessary to end the superhop and drift right so that the bike's facing direction is corrected for the next wallclip. A mushroom and wheelie are used to return to top speed, and the slope from the curb provides lots of height, allowing for a wallclip over the invisible wall again. This time, the aim is not to hit the finish line pole, but rather to land further and at the very edge of the grass above the tunnel exit, on an almost-flat wall. Hitting this wall sets your [[Internal velocity | IV]] between -10 and 10, enabling you to charge an [[Standstill miniturbo | SSMT]]. Simultaneously, your falling speed is converted into sideways momentum by the wall, sending you left at speed. As your sideways momentum dissipates upon landing, the now-charged SSMT can be released, accelerating your IV back up to max drift speed. From here, the same strategies are repeated until the end of the race, with the exception of the last turn of lap 3, where the superhopping continues until the finish line.

The current strategy for the UR flap is to perform the ultra shortcut. [[Rapid-fire hop | RFH]] is performed on the sloped curb before the last turn. Supergrinding from here until the third-last tree provides you with enough EV to eject from the curb with sufficient height to clear the mountain wall. Driving into the tunnel from here, if done carefully, allows you to trigger the finish line (which is a quadrilateral checkpoint box) from the side instead of the front. This saves time over the method used in the UR 3lap TAS because time isn't spent travelling through the air and falling down to the ground after starting the lap. Doing the prior wallclip shroomless means you can spend almost the entire flap through offroad chaining mushrooms and miniturbos. [[Outside-drifting bike | ODB]] isn't used for UR flap because of lower max speed, and also its EV-building abilities are useless against the three mushroom boosts.

:''Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-G6Hl9SfXY 21.523 by Ancient (2022)]''

The current strategy for NU flap is to perform superhopping and supergrinding. The same slope location used for the UR flap supergrind is utilised here, and a supergrind can be carried all the way to the first turn. At this point, enough EV has been built to eject from the supergrind and start superhopping already at max speed. Curb slopes are used to take some successive turns tighter, and also help maintain high EV. The boost ramp shortcut can be taken shroomless at high speed too. The rest of the lap involes using mushrooms to drive through the grass, and superhopping from the last turn until the finish line.

 

Mario Circuit has featured in one of the [[TASLabz TAS Tournaments]] (#2). It has never featured in the [[MKWii TAS Competition]].

'''UR Flap'''<br>

* Supersliding for the entire flap using [[Characters#King Boo | King Boo]] on the [[Vehicles#Wario Bike | Wario Bike]] saves under a frame over [[Vehicles#Mach Bike | Mach Bike]].

'''NU 3lap'''<br>

* Superhopping and supergrinding combined can be performed throughout the entire race, resulting in a time much faster than No Glitch.

'''NU Flap'''<br>

* Supersliding for the entire flap using Wario Bike is faster by around one second.

'''NG 3lap'''<br>

* A faster start slide exists than the one used in the current TAS.

* A jammed trick can be performed at the ramp to save some time.

* More optimization has been done at the beginning of lap 1, and can similarly be done in the rest of the TAS.

'''NG Flap'''<br>

* Like in the NG 3lap, a jammed trick can be performed at the ramp to save some time.

* There is a chance that performing the exact same strategies as Mach Bike but with the [[Vehicles#Flame Runner | Flame Runner]] could be marginally faster than supersliding. This hasn't been tested yet, however.