Was there ever a type of powered model car/vehicle racing, where the cars were in no way controlled, and were all on the one single shared track?
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The beginning sequence of this video seems to show what fits your parameters-outdoor track, no controls. Later the video switches to a more structured indoor track with the cars apparently hooked in grooves or against rails. –
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I think you may be talking about Mini 4WD world.
It is born in 1982 in Japan by producer Tamiya, and has since evolved and has spread around the globe.
There are championship, and lot of enthusiast in many countries.
A couple of manga/anime have been created on the topic (here and here some episodes)
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