Tour London Loop

Template:Racecourse London Loop is a race course in Mario Kart Tour. It is named after and inspired by London, England, and makes its debut in the city’s namesake tour, the London Tour. The course also appears as London Loop R (reverse), London Loop T (with ramps), and London Loop R/T (reverse and with ramps). This course is a favorite of Red Koopa (Freerunning), Daisy (Holiday Cheer), Luigi (Classic), Peach (Wedding), and Dixie Kong.

Course layout

The course begins to the left of Big Ben, followed by a gradual right next to a double-decker bus. The road then weaves its way around Nelson's Column, then makes another gradual right through Charing Cross and a part of Trafalgar Square before making a sharp left at St Paul's Cathedral. The player then reaches Leadenhall Market, which they exit after making a single slight right. After another sharp right with a Chain Chomp in a green space in front of the Tower of London, the player crosses Tower Bridge, then takes another sharp right to bypass City Hall and The Shard with the London Eye in the background. After a left sigmoid curve, the player returns to the finish line.

Appearances

London Tour

In the London Tour, London Loop served as the tour's signature course. It appeared as the first course in the Daisy Cup, the second course in the Koopa Troopa Cup, the location of the bonus challenges in the Toad Cup, the Shy Guy Cup, the Ludwig Cup, and the Bowser Cup, and the location of the tour's Coin Rush. Its R variant appeared as the third course in the Shy Guy Cup and the second course in the Waluigi Cup, its T variant appeared as the second course in the Peach Cup and the third course in the Donkey Kong Cup, and its R/T variant appeared as the first course in the Dry Bones Cup and the third course in the Wario Cup.

Daisy Cup London Loop
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Peach Cup London Loop T
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Shy Guy Cup London Loop R
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Dry Bones Cup London Loop R/T
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Koopa Troopa Cup London Loop
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Donkey Kong Cup London Loop T
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Waluigi Cup London Loop R
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1st Anniversary Tour

In the 1st Anniversary Tour, London Loop reappeared as one of the five returning city courses. It appeared as the first course in the Koopa Troopa Cup and the location of the bonus challenge in the Peach Cup and Daisy Cup. Its R variant appeared as the second course in the Mario Cup, its T variant appeared as the third course in the Baby Peach Cup, and its R/T variant appeared as the first course in the Dry Bones Cup.

Baby Peach Cup London Loop T
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Koopa Troopa Cup London Loop
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Mario Cup London Loop R
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Dry Bones Cup London Loop R/T
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Gallery

Course icons

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  The course icon with Daisy (Holiday Cheer)

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  The course icon with Koopa Troopa

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  The course icon of the Reverse variant

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  The course icon of the Reverse variant with Waluigi (Bus Driver)

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  The course icon of the Trick variant

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  The course icon of the Trick variant with Waluigi (Bus Driver)

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  The course icon of the Trick variant with Shy Guy (Pastry Chef)

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  The course icon of the Reverse/Trick variant

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  The course icon of the Reverse/Trick variant with Daisy (Holiday Cheer)

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  The course icon of the challenge in the Toad Cup (London Tour)

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  The course icon of the challenge in the Shy Guy Cup (London Tour) and the Peach Cup (1st Anniversary Tour)

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  The course icon of the challenge in the Ludwig Cup (London Tour)

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  The course icon of the challenge in the Bowser Cup (London Tour)

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  The course icon of the challenge in the Daisy Cup (1st Anniversary Tour)

Screenshots

Official Twitter

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  View of the finish line

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  View of a bus

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  Daisy (Holiday Cheer) tricking in the Ribbon Rider

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  Daisy (Holiday Cheer) in the Ribbon Rider with Shy Guy and Yoshi behind

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  Lakitu and other racers drifting

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  Waluigi (Bus Driver) drifting in the Double-Decker

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  Waluigi (Bus Driver) in the Double-Decker

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  Peachette in the Swift Jack

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  "Thank you" message for the London Tour

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  Mario drifting in the Sports Coupe

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  Mario (Musician), Peach (Vacation), Baby Rosalina (Detective), Waluigi (Bus Driver), and Shy Guy (Pastry Chef) tricking

Other

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  Waluigi (Bus Driver) approaching Nelson's Column at the start of a race in London Loop

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  On a curve after passing Nelson's Column

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  In front of St Paul's Cathedral

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  Approaching a row of Item Boxes at the entrance in Leadenhall Market

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  Inside Leadenhall Market

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  Around the park with the Chain Chomp

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  Preparing to cross Tower Bridge

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  At the curve from where the London Eye can be seen

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  On the last curve before the finish line

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  Approaching the finish line with Big Ben in sight

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  Lakitu on London Loop R, in a section with crates

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  Entering Tower Bridge

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  Inside Leadenhall Market

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  Diddy Kong on London Loop T, driving on a large ramp near Nelson's Column

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  Driving past some buses on Tower Bridge in the first lap of a race

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  Driving on top of the same buses in the second lap, when the bridge is turned into a ramp

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  Peach on London Loop R/T

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  Driving on a bus

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  Shy Guy in Toad Cup's Ring Race bonus challenge

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Chinese (simplified)	伦敦环线[?] Lúndūn huánxiàn	London Loop
Chinese (traditional)	倫敦環線[?] Lúndūn huánxiàn	London Loop
German	London-Tour[?]	London Tour
Italian	Giro di Londra[?]	London Loop/Tour
Korean	런던 루프[?] Leondeon Lupeu	London Loop
Portuguese	Arrancada em Londres[?]	London Sprint
Spanish	Ronda por Londres[?]	London Round

Trivia

• The music for this course bears similarities to that of Rock Rock Mountain, as well as being a reference to 1960s British rock music.