Summary
- Features laser-scanned recreation of real-world rally stages across Wales (gravel) and Alsace, France (tarmac).
- Includes 4 main stages with 18 total variants, offering varied challenges from technical mountain passes to high-speed forest runs.
- Each location offers unique driving conditions with different elevations, surfaces, and weather patterns.
Ready to experience rally stages in Wales and Alsace, France with Assetto Corsa Rally! With laser scanning, they managed to recreate real-world rally stages into the game. So, here’s a guide to all Assetto Corsa Rally tracks available in the early access!
Wales: Gravel Stages That Demand Respect
One of the most challenging gravel terrain in the sport is found in the Welsh rally stages of Assetto Corsa Rally. It has unpredictable weather conditions and technical forest sections which will test your ability as a driver. These are the two stages you can race in Wales:
Hafren North
It is the most demanding stage in the Welsh location with six unique variants across 100% gravel surface. The stage reaches a maximum elevation of 514 meters for dramatic elevation, requiring precise throttle control and strategic line selection. The longest variants here stretch for 11 kilometers which is Cwmbiga to Afon Biga and reverse.
With this length, it will challenge your consistency and concentration as a driver. There are Medium and short variants offered as well at 6-kilometer and 5-kilometer segments respectively.
Hafren South
If you prefer a more compact rally experience, then Hafren South offers two 4-kilometer variants. Despite being shorter than Hafren North, the stage still exudes the challenging Welsh gravel character. Its elevations range between 345 and 410 meters to test the ability of their racers.
Alsace: Technical Tarmac Masterclass
On the other hand, Alsace in France delivers a completely different challenge with 100% tarmac stages. The asphalt routes wind through mountainous terrain which demand precision, courage, and understanding of weight transfer dynamics. Like Wales, it has two main stages with multiple variants:
Vallée De Munster
Alsace offers Vallée De Munster as the most challenging stage with six variants showcasing massive elevation changes of the region. It climbs from an elevation of 883 meters to 1,160 meters at its highest point. Meanwhile, its two flagship variants such as Vallée De Munster Descente and Montée that span 10 kilometers each.
Once you reach its descending route, make sure to prepare for a brake. Other variants provide varied experience through their distances such as:
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- Forêt de Munster (6 km)
- Luttenbach près Munster (7 km)
- Col du petit Ballon (5 km)
- Sommet de Munster (5 km)
Saverne
Closing out the Alsace track is the Saverne with four tarmac variants at lower elevations at 355 to 456 meters. Among the four variants, the Forêt de Saverne boasts the longest route at 9-kilometer. This is briefly followed by Steigenbach with 8-kilometer and Obersteigen and La traversée de La Mossig at 4-kilometer.
Conclusion
Currently, Assetto Corsa Rally offers limited tracks as part of their early access content. Despite this, it offers solid experience by replicating every bump, camber change, and surface variation. For now, you can enjoy mastering these 18 variants across Wales and Alsace while waiting for a full update release.
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