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'''Rainbow Road''' made its debut on ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' and is a very unique track: this is the only track in the game that is not numbered compared to the others, thus, there is only one Rainbow Road in the whole game. Despite being the finale track of the game, it is relatively short compared to other tracks in the game. It is also the shortest Rainbow Road to date. This Rainbow Road reappeared in ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]'' alogside all the ''Super Mario Kart'' tracks and it was shortened even more, some paths got narrower considerably increasing the risk of falling. Rainbow Road makes its third appearance as the last course of the [[Lightning Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'', being the first ''Rainbow Road'' to reappear as a retro track in another ''Mario Kart'' (not including when it, along with all other [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] tracks, appeared in ''Mario Kart Super Circuit''). This track and [[Luigi Raceway|N64 Luigi Raceway]] are the only two courses in ''Mario Kart 7'' that do not make use of the gliding or underwater features. Unlike the last appearance or any other Rainbow Road course, this track is short, and is one of the shortest tracks in the game. Despite this, there are three laps instead of five.
'''Rainbow Road''' made its debut on ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' and is a very unique track: this is the only track in the game that is not numbered compared to the others, thus, there is only one Rainbow Road in the whole game. Despite being the final track of the game, it is relatively short compared to other tracks in the game. It is also the shortest Rainbow Road to date. This Rainbow Road reappeared in ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]'' alogside all the ''Super Mario Kart'' tracks and it was shortened even more, some paths got narrower considerably increasing the risk of falling. Rainbow Road makes its third appearance as the last course of the [[Lightning Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'', being the first ''Rainbow Road'' to reappear as a retro track in another ''Mario Kart'' (not including when it, along with all other [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] tracks, appeared in ''Mario Kart Super Circuit''). This track and [[Luigi Raceway|N64 Luigi Raceway]] are the only two courses in ''Mario Kart 7'' that do not make use of the gliding or underwater features. Unlike the last appearance or any other Rainbow Road course, this track is short, and is one of the shortest tracks in the game. Despite this, there are three laps instead of five.


''Super Mario Kart'' composer [[Soyo Oka]] considers this course's theme one of her favorite compositions.
''Super Mario Kart'' composer [[Soyo Oka]] considers this course's theme one of her favorite compositions.