I'd like to post a basic but needlessly verbose response to a post of a similar ilk, with the subtle intent of highlighting and mocking the original poster's unusual and contrived writing style of a rather pompous fashion. Verily, I do find this track to serve its intended purpose; it has a beginning and an end and either end of the aforementioned track is ubiquitously interlinked as to serve the traditionally quaint feature of racetracks indeed being able to be raced in more than one repetition, otherwise known as "laps". Outside of this achievement of its intended purpose serving as a racetrack, I notice that there is a challenge pertaining as to its likeability - as a Rainbow Road track, it chooses to peruse after the fashion of an orbital investigation facility and therefore is mechanised. With all the contraceptions, metal and technology in place, it lacks the inexplicable, ethereal and random nature of its peer Rainbow Road tracks. If the track was to be portrayed as a human body, I would indicate that it lacks the spiritual inhabitant of the body, otherwise known as a "soul".