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    New Tracks & Free Roam Assetto Corsa Mods

    Darren Buckner 2 min read
    New Tracks & Free Roam Assetto Corsa Mods
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    It’s that time where we highlight some great new tracks and free roam Assetto Corsa mods with these new lineups.

    Get ready to jump behind the wheel! Assetto Corsa has just gotten a whole lot bigger and more exciting with a fresh selection of new tracks and free roam mods. Now, you have even more ways to experience the world of virtual driving, from leisurely cruises through stunning scenery to intense battles on legendary circuits.

    Albi 2006:

    • This track is based on the Circuit d’Albi in France.
    • The Circuit d’Albi was created in 1956.
    • The 2006 layout in Assetto Corsa has a length of approximately 3.565 km (2.215 miles).
    • It features a mix of fast corners and technical sections.

    Dessauer Rennstrecke 1956:

    • This is a historical track based on a high-speed section of the German Autobahn near Dessau.
    • It’s characterized by long straights and very fast, sweeping bends.
    • The original Dessauer Rennstrecke was designed in the 1930s for speed record attempts.
    • The 1956 version in Assetto Corsa captures a period when these high-speed runs were prominent

    Eastern Creek Raceway 2014:

    • This track represents Eastern Creek Raceway (now Sydney Motorsport Park) in Australia as it was in 2014.
    • The Assetto Corsa version typically includes multiple layouts that were available at the time.
    • One of the main layouts, the Gardner GP circuit, is approximately 3.93 km (2.44 miles) long.
    • It features a mix of fast flowing sections and tighter, more technical corners, with some elevation changes.

    Phoenix International Raceway Oval:

    • This is the oval layout of Phoenix International Raceway (now Phoenix Raceway) in the USA.
    • The oval configuration has gone through several changes in its history. In 2011-2018 it was 1.022 miles (1.645 km) long.
    • Oval tracks are characterized by banked corners and high speeds, demanding precision and drafting skills.

    Tsukuba 2005:

    • This track represents the Tsukuba Circuit in Japan as it was around 2005.
    • The Tsukuba Circuit was opened on June 22, 1970.
    • The full car circuit is 2.045 km (1.271 miles) long and features 12 turns.
    • Tsukuba is a popular track for time attack events and features a mix of tight corners and shorter straights, emphasizing car handling.

    We hope you enjoy these new tracks and free roam mods, get to it, drive scenic coastlines, winding mountains, or race legendary circuits.