Painted Circuit

Give a Lap

Give someone their lap

You choose how much. They find the circuit that matters to them: the one where they finally went under two minutes, the one from the trip, the one down the road. The code pays for the print of it.

How much would you like to give?

Pick an amount, and the code pays for their print up to it.

Each amount says which prints it covers in full. Every one of them covers the Digital File, and shipping is paid when they order.

Their Note

All three are optional. They're set on the note we email you to pass on, so leave them blank if you'd rather write your own card.

Up to 200 characters.

Stripe takes the payment. The code comes to you by email, so when they get it is up to you.

What does the code pay for?

One print of their circuit, up to the amount you chose.

They find their circuit in the studio, choose the piece, the style and the paper or canvas, type their time if they have one, and enter the code when they order. It pays for the print, or for the Digital File; shipping is paid at checkout. If the print they choose costs less than the gift, the difference doesn't carry over.

What do they need?

The circuit's name.

The studio finds it in OpenStreetMap and measures the lap before any price. A circuit whose lap doesn't close on the map can't be printed yet, so if theirs is one, the code waits: it doesn't expire, and it works on any circuit that opens.

Does it run out?

No. The code has no expiry date.

It works once, and it has no cash value. The terms of service set out the rest.

How does it reach them?

Through you.

We email the code to you, not to them, with the note beneath it ready to forward or print, so it reaches them when you choose: in a card, in the paddock, or tucked inside a helmet bag.