High speed remote control cars spiraled through a massive track completed with a built-in jump bridge.

Footage shows an enthusiast releasing a Tamiya on the edge of the elaborate circuit before it swiftly moved through, almost invisible, in Nonthaburi province, Thailand on October 17.

The RC car was so fast that it was able to finish one rotation in a few seconds before its owner pulled it up again.

Toy racing car enthusiast Krittanan Panin said: ‘The car did somersaults. It was awesome watching it.'

RC car racing is a sport in which radio-controlled cars race against each other on a track. RC cars come in a variety of sizes and scales, and they can be powered by electric motors, nitro engines, or gasoline engines. RC car racing can be done on a variety of tracks, including dirt tracks, asphalt tracks, and off-road tracks.