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Dash in the Desert/Meteor Crater

```

## Meteor Crater

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 130

 ### Track Length

 402

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Meteor Crater** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 20th of March, 2005, as part of his Dash in the Desert track pack. It is 1 of 14 tracks which comprise this pack.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in the middle of a desert previously hit by a meteor and now where a crater lies, where the eponymous course has been plotted through otherwise empty desert. Cacti and Stones form the only track objects, some of which intrude on to the track layout as if to pose as obstacles.
Ferrari Series/F355 Spider

```

## F355 Spider

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.3

 ### Downforce

 65

 ### Power

 1485

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.05

 ### Mass

 610

 ### Balance

 1.1

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **F355 Spider** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 15th of September, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the F355 Spider is based on a real car; in this instance the F355 Spider manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Aquaman (DC)

## Aquaman

### **Friends**

Mera (love-interest), Aqualad (partner), Tempest (partner), Topo (partner), Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, J'onn J'onzz, Green Arrow, Hawkgirl, John Stewart, Shazam, Cyborg, The Atom, Zatanna, Elongated Man, Vixen, Vibe, Aquagirl, Dolphin, The Justice League, Young Justice, the Titans, the Teen Titans, The Doom Patrol, Harley Quinn

### **Minions**

Aqualad (Kaldur'ahm), Tempest, Topo, Jackson Hyde,Atlanteans (formerly)

### **Enemies**

Black Manta (archenemy), Ocean Master (archenemy), King Shark, Siren, Scavenger, The Trench, Dead Water, Lex Luthor, Joker, Harley Quinn (formerly), Cheetah, Captain Cold, Darkseid, Nekron, Cheshire, Legend, Injustice League, Suicide Squad

## Affiliations

### **Affiliations**

Aquaman Family
Justice League
The Others
Atlantean Royal Family

### Abilities

* Superhuman strength, durability, endurance, speed, agility, and senses
* Telepathic control of all aquatic life
* Divine empowerment
* Utilizing the Sacred Trident
* Master tactician
* Skilled hand-to-hand combatant and martial artist
* Underwater adaption
* Hydrokinesis
* Multilingualism
* Regeneration

**Arthur Curry** is one of the major protagonists of DC Comics, appearing as the titular main protagonist of the *Aquaman* franchise and one of the main protagonists of the *Justice League* series. He is **Aquaman**, an adventurer who is half-human and half-Atlantean. He is able to walk on land and live within the oceans. It is notable that Aquaman has been a member of the Justice League and the former King of Atlantis.
F1 1979/BrabhamBT46

```

## BrabhamBT46

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.5

 ### Downforce

 180

 ### Power

 900

 ### Top Speed

 53

 ### Sliding

 0.3

 ### Mass

 620

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **BrabhamBT46** is the name of a car released as part of Kave's **F1 1979** car pack, and was released on the 3rd of June, 2015.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the F1 1979 car pack, the BrabhamBT46 is based on a real car; in this instance the Brabham BT46 built by the Brabham team for the 1979 Formula 1 season. As a result, it is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
F1 1979/FittipaldiF5

```

## FittipaldiF5

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.5

 ### Downforce

 190

 ### Power

 910

 ### Top Speed

 54

 ### Sliding

 0.37

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **FittipaldiF5** is the name of a car released as part of Kave's **F1 1979** car pack, and was released on the 3rd of June, 2015.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the F1 1979 car pack, the FittipaldiF5 is based on a real car; in this instance the Fittipaldi F5 built by the Fittipaldi team for the 1979 Formula 1 season. As a result, it is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
GeneRally (Trackpack)/Gilwan

```

## Gilwan

 ### Author

 Hannu Räbinä

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 100

 ### Track Length

 241

 ### Water Level

 100

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Gilwan** is a track initially released by the The Räbinä Brothers on the 16th of May, 2002 as part of the **GeneRally** track pack officially bundled with v1.0b of GeneRally, appearing in every version made since.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit vaguely resembling the letter "B", with a small lake situated on the track's very right edge. Otherwise, Gilwan is a very minimalist track with no changes in elevation.
84-17

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 170

 ### Track Length

 734

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-17** is a track released by Sascha on the 25th of November, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the seventeenth of author Sascha's "84" series, his first in over four months, and would be followed by 4 other tracks.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and possesses object placement, LMap and HMap typical for the era, with a small harbour in the top-left corner of the playing area.

## Release History

84-17, alongside 2,193 other tracks, was originally uploaded to the first Track Database, where it was made available for download until the 17th of January, 2003, when the database went permanently offline. It survives due to the preservation efforts of Crono, who downloaded all of the tracks produced during this timeframe and would later circulate copies with select members of the community.

### Download links

Although the add-on was never publicly re-released, owing to copyright issues, it is among the thousands of modifications archived by GeneRally International Forum member Kikwik, where it is available at the following link:

Direct Download Link - Generally Database

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Bralli 1-1

```

 ### Author

 Bragi

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 150

 ### Track Length

 645

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 70

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Bralli 1-1** is a track released by Bragi on the 25th of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the first of author Bragi's "Bralli" series, and would be followed by 20 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and is a far cry from what the author would eventually produce. As one of Bragi's largest tracks, Bralli 1-1 contains several abrupt elevation changes, and the bottom-left extremity of the track appears to encroach on to a public road. As is customary with Bragi's tracks, his name appears near a gravel trap in the upper-right portion of the course.

## Release History

Bralli 1-1, alongside 2,193 other tracks, was originally uploaded to the first Track Database, where it was made available for download until the 17th of January, 2003, when the database went permanently offline. It survives due to the preservation efforts of Crono, who downloaded all of the tracks produced during this timeframe and would later circulate copies with select members of the community. Bralli 1-1 would be later re-released on Bragi's personal website on the 31st of July, 2002.

### Download links

Although the add-on was never publicly re-released, owing to copyright issues, it is among the thousands of modifications archived by GeneRally International Forum member Kikwik, where it is available at the following link:

Direct Download Link - Generally Database
Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database (Alternate)
Direct Download Link - Archive.org

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Nibo1

```

 ### Author

 Nibolz

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 419

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 2

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Nibo1** is a track released by Nibolz on the 25th of August, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, with some crudely banked corners, in addition to a heavy reliance on soft walls to prevent racers from cutting the track. It was author Nibolz' first track, and would follow it up with Nibo2 on the same day. Nibolz would also release Nibo3 and Nibo\_Football over the course of the two days following the release of Nibo1, before seemingly retiring from the community.

## Release History

Nibo1, alongside 2,193 other tracks, was originally uploaded to the first Track Database, where it was made available for download until the 17th of January, 2003, when the database went permanently offline. It survives due to the preservation efforts of Crono, who downloaded all of the tracks produced during this timeframe and would later circulate copies with select members of the community.

### Download links

Although the add-on was never publicly re-released, owing to copyright issues, it is among the thousands of modifications archived by GeneRally International Forum member Kikwik, where it is available at the following link:

Direct Download Link - Generally Database

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
GeneRally (Trackpack)/Wendan

```

## Wendan

 ### Author

 Jukka Räbinä

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 110

 ### Track Length

 292

 ### Water Level

 102

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Wendan** is a track initially released by the The Räbinä Brothers on the 16th of May, 2002 as part of the **GeneRally** track pack officially bundled with v1.0b of GeneRally, appearing in every version made since.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit which appears to have flooded shortly before a prospective race is to be held on its surface. A Bridge guides racers over the makeshift river for the first half of the lap, before a series of hairpins forces them to breach the waters in order for them to make their way back to Wendan's main straight.
200 TrackPack/xmilek3

```

## xmilek3

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 100

 ### Track Length

 402

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**xmilek3** is a track initially released by Xmilek on the 13th of August, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It was then later incorporated as part of the 200 TrackPack, which released on the 17th of July, 2003.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit which appears to be created solely in the vanilla Track Editor with no refinements outside of the program. Over 5 Bridges have been used on xmilek3 for the purpose of jumping. As is customary with Xmilek's earlier tracks, a crude "X" written in yellow appears on a raised hill.

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Rey Decimus de Lindum

## Rey Decimus de Lindum (436)

Decimus es un astuto y ambicioso Rey que gobierna sobre un reino pequeño y poco importante. Aunque es de origen Romano, aspira a gobernar sobre el antiguo territorio de la tribu **Corieltauvi**. Parte de dicho territorio se haya bajo el domino del Reino de **Powys**, motivo por el que decidió aliarse con Uther de Dumnonia.

El Año 484 los Sajones asentados en sus tierras se rebelaron bajo el mando de **Eosa “El Gigante”** para lanzar un ataque junto a los Sajones de **Nohaut** contra el **Reino de los Parisii**. **Decimus** trató de persuadir a **Uther** de que permitiera a los Sajones y los **Parisii** destruirse mutuamente para luego atacar al vencedor del conflicto. **Uther** no hizo caso del consejo y decidió ayudar a los **Parisii.** El resultado de la campaña fue la desastrosa derrota en la **Batalla de Eburacum** y la posterior victoria en la **Batalla de Monte Damien**. Las bajas sufridas debilitaron bastante al **Reino de Lindum.**

Desde entonces se ha mostrado más o menos leal a la alianza pactada con Uther, pero se rumorea que no está demasiado contento, ya que dicha alianza no le ha permitido obtener los resultados que esperaba. La ausencia de Uther en la reunión del Supreme Colegium en el Año 491, no ha hecho más que alimentar este descontento.
DTM 1991/BAS

```

## BAS

 ### Author

 Fechna

 ### Car type

 Touring

 ### Year released

 2004

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.5

 ### Downforce

 130

 ### Power

 840

 ### Top Speed

 80

 ### Sliding

 0.05

 ### Mass

 400

 ### Balance

 0.75

 ### AI Value

 5.0

The **BAS** is the name of a car released as part of Fechna's **DTM 1991** car pack, and was released on the 14th of November, 2004.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the DTM 1991 car pack, the BAS is based on a real car; in this instance the 190 Evolution manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. In particular, the BAS is intended to replicate the car entered by BAS Motorsport in the 1991 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season. As a result, it is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
GeneRally (Trackpack)/Gurveln

```

## Gurveln

 ### Author

 Hannu Räbinä

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 140

 ### Track Length

 673

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Gurveln** is a track initially released by the The Räbinä Brothers on the 8th of July, 2002 as part of the **GeneRally** track pack officially bundled with v1.0 of GeneRally, appearing in every version made since.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit comprised of two sections that are made out of the two available types of tarmac in the Track Editor. Each corner of Gurveln is lightly banked and dithered, and unlike many tracks created by the Räbinäs, possesses a separate pitlane that is off the racing line.
Ferrari Series/330 P4

```

## 330 P4

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Prototype

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.0

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1350

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.05

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.025

 ### AI Value

 4.0

The **330 P4** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 25th of August, 2010, as part of the six cars initially distributed.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the 330 P4 is based on a real car; in this instance the 330 P4 manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
CarloCars/131 ALITALIA

```

## 131 ALITALIA

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 1.8

 ### Downforce

 70

 ### Power

 705

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 1.85

 ### Mass

 480

 ### Balance

 1.9

 ### AI Value

 2.5

The **131 ALITALIA** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Fiat\_131\_Abarth.car* car file, and was released in June of 2009.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the CarloCars car pack, the 131 ALITALIA is based on a real car; in this instance the 131 Abarth manufactured by Fiat. In particular, the 131 ALITALIA is intended to replicate the car entered by the Fiat team in the 1978 and 1979 World Rally Championship seasons. As a result, it is partially-unpaintable by the player, with all white areas instead represented by the use of the player's primary colour, and all red areas instead represented through the player's secondary colour. This can be edited in tools such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.

## Further Information

The 131 ALITALIA was finalised and ready for release on the 28th of May, 2009, but would not be released for another month.
Danton/Danton-a

```

## Danton-a

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 541

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 53

 ### Rotation

 -90

 ### Zoom

 77

**Danton-a** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 13th of July, 2006, as part of his Danton track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 4 variations that were made of the track.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit comprised of a counter-clockwise oval in the shape of a squared ellipse. Each of these corners are banked, aiding speed and a car's ability to turn. Danton-a was designed with the intent of using the GRASCAR car pack, and particularly recommended the "Tight" variations of each car. This version of the track does not contain Safe-pits.
Arrow (Trackpack)

```

 * Arrow
* Arrow-h

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

**Arrow (Trackpack)** is a track pack initially released by Apopp on the 30th of July, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It followed the release of Arrow as an individual track two days earlier, and introduced a hotlap variant with the pitlane sealed off.

```

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, the Arrow (Trackpack) is a *[cir]*, designating it as a track pack containing circuit tracks. The pack is comprised of a single track split into two slightly different layouts, the latter with a set of Hay bales placed on the pit entrance to prevent entry. They were designed with the intent of using the GRASCAR car pack.

The track is set in a forest and is vaguely shaped like an arrow, hence its name. According to its author, the toughest corners are the hairpin and the second-to-last corner, resulting in the loss of time if not taken correctly. Arrow (Trackpack) was built with the original Formula in mind.

## Contents

Arrow (Trackpack) contained the following tracks:

ArrowArrow-h
## Release History

Arrow (Trackpack) was released on RaceSimCentral on the 30th of July, 2005, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. The trackpack was then considered lost until its original author, Apopp, got in touch with GeneRally International Forum member Longbow, who restored it alongside the rest of Apopp's known works on the 6th of March, 2011.

### Download links

Direct Download Link - GeneRally International Forum

Direct Download Link - Archive.org

Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database
Mixed Bizness/Xoyt

```

## Xoyt

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Street Circuit

 ### Year released

 2004

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 80

 ### Track Length

 222

 ### Water Level

 8

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 96

**Xoyt** is a track initially released by TuomoH on the 26th of June, 2004, as part of his Mixed Bizness track pack. It is 1 of 10 tracks which comprise this pack.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit made up almost entirely of 90-degree sharp corners. Xoyt appears to be city streets that have been converted into a rudimentary street circuit thanks to the employment of kerbs through each corner. On the right side of the course, a chicane leads racers on to a small straight section of inferior road quality, before returning them back to the streets.
Bragi

***Bragi*** is the online alias of an Italian member of the GeneRally community. Bragi is perhaps best known for his collection of 20 self-titled tracks produced between 2002 and 2003. He would retire from the community after releasing his 20th and final track, but maintain a presence on the internet for his other personal projects.
Ford Mondeo RallyCross pack/Roxsta Sport

```

 ### Author

 Lukeno94

 ### Type

 Car

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.0

 ### Downforce

 70

 ### Power

 450

 ### Top Speed

 90

 ### Sliding

 0

 ### Mass

 250

 ### Balance

 1.075

 ### AI Value

 5.0

## Track Info

 ### World Size

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 ### Track Length

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 ### Water Level

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 ### View Angle

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 ### Rotation

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 ### Zoom

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The **Roxsta Sport** is the name of a car released as part of Lukeno94's **Ford Mondeo RallyCross pack**, and was released on the 27th of December, 2009.

```

## Background

As with every other car released as part of the Ford Mondeo RallyCross pack, the Roxsta Sport is based on a real car; in this instance the Ford Mondeo manufactured by Ford. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor. by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Aston Martin History Pack/DB9

```

## DB9

 ### Author

 Jerac

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.0

 ### Downforce

 50

 ### Power

 950

 ### Top Speed

 70

 ### Sliding

 0.65

 ### Mass

 500

 ### Balance

 0.95

 ### AI Value

 3.7

The **DB9** is the name of a car released as part of Jerac's **Aston Martin History Pack**, and was released on the 23rd of May, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Aston Martin History Pack, the DB9 is based on a real car; in this instance the DB9 manufactured by Aston Martin. As with many other examples of Jerac's vehicles, the DB9 possesses mudguards, a unique design trait not seen often in car creation.
Ferrari Series/Dino 246 GTS

```

## Dino 246 GTS

 * Red
* Yellow

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.0

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1280

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.2

 ### Mass

 580

 ### Balance

 1.15

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **Dino 246 GTS** is the name of two cars released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 15th of September, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the Dino 246 GTS is based on a real car; in this instance the Dino 246 GTS manufactured by Ferrari. Both cars are non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.

### Variants

In addition to a standard red variant, the Dino 246 GTS was also made available in yellow, with two of the front bumper polygons sacrificed in order to give the car its distinctive front indicator lights.
Ferrari Series/Dino 308 GT4

```

## Dino 308 GT4

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.3

 ### Downforce

 75

 ### Power

 1580

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.1

 ### Mass

 625

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **Dino 308 GT4** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 25th of August, 2010, as part of the six cars initially released.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the Dino 308 GT4 is based on a real car; in this instance the Dino 308 GT4 manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Cedar Falls

```

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Road Course

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 681

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 70

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Cedar Falls** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 3rd of April, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit taking place on the streets of Cedar Falls, Iowa, near the real-life University of Northern Iowa, albeit in a fictionalised form. Racers navigate the grid-like system of streets on the right half of the course before entering a bike path near the freeway, taking them back to the top of Cedar Falls to begin another lap. According to Apopp, the latter of these sections is the most hazardous, owing to its narrow width and liberal application of track objects.

## Release History

Cedar Falls was released on RaceSimCentral on the 3rd of April, 2005, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. The track was then considered lost until its original author, Apopp, got in touch with GeneRally International Forum member Longbow, who restored it alongside the rest of Apopp's known works on the 6th of March, 2011.

### Download links

Direct Download Link - GeneRally International Forum

Direct Download Link - Archive.org

Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database
200 TrackPack/xmilek9

```

## xmilek9

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 260

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**xmilek9** is a track initially released by Xmilek on the 13th of August, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It was then later incorporated as part of the 200 TrackPack, which released on the 17th of July, 2003.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit with an imported LMap, due to the unnatural colours used, and the uniformness of the circuit itself, taking the shape of a perfectly round "O". As is customary with Xmilek's earlier tracks, a crude "X" written in white appears within the lower-left quadrant of the circular layout, once more resting on a raised hill.

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
F1 1979/ATSD3

```

## ATSD3

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.5

 ### Downforce

 190

 ### Power

 900

 ### Top Speed

 54

 ### Sliding

 0.4

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **ATSD3** is the name of a car released as part of Kave's **F1 1979** car pack, and was released on the 3rd of June, 2015.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the F1 1979 car pack, the ATSD3 is based on a real car; in this instance the ATS D3 built by the ATS team for the 1979 Formula 1 season. As a result, it is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Contest-winning track

```

 ### Author

 Mopower

 ### Track type

 Road Course

 ### Year released

 2003

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 771

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Contest-winning track**, titled as *Contest*, is a track initially released by Mopower on the 16th of July, 2003, as part of his inaugural entry into the very first Track of the Month competition. It had previously won GeneRally-World's track making contest, and so was a favourite heading into the first-ever ToM.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit consisting mainly of public roads. After the start, taking place in a permanent facility, racers navigate the outskirts of a city, past office buildings and a church. When the road leaves the city behind, it winds itself up a hill with a difficult junction on top and then back down again. After passing a restaurant with beer garden, the track returns to the start/finish-straight with its crowded grandstands.

Contest-winning track was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of July 2003, where it placed joint-3rd, having received 1 vote alongside 4 other tracks.

## Release History

Contest-winning track was released on Mopower's personal website on the 16th of July, 2003.

### Download links

Although the add-on was never publicly re-released, owing to copyright issues, it is among the thousands of modifications archived by GeneRally International Forum member Kikwik, where it is available at the following link:

Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database

Since it was also a part of the aforementioned ToM, it was also packaged as part of the July 2003 track pack:

Direct Download Link - GeneRally ToM
CarloCars/CorollaWRC98

```

## CorollaWRC98

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.7

 ### Downforce

 65

 ### Power

 930

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 1.5

 ### Mass

 495

 ### Balance

 1.55

 ### AI Value

 3.0

The **CorollaWRC98** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Toyota\_Corolla\_WRC.car* car file, and was released in June of 2009.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the CarloCars car pack, the CorollaWRC98 is based on a real car; in this instance the Corolla manufactured by Toyota. In particular, the CorollaWRC98 is intended to replicate the car entered by the Toyota Castrol Team in the 1998 World Rally Championship season. As a result, it is partially-unpaintable by the player, with all white areas instead represented by the use of the player's primary colour. This can be edited in tools such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.

## Further Information

The CorollaWRC98 was finalised and ready for release on the 10th of June, 2009, but would not be released until later in the month.
Ferrari Series/P4-5 Pininfa

```

## P4-5 Pininfa

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.0

 ### Downforce

 87

 ### Power

 1630

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.2

 ### Mass

 610

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **P4-5 Pininfa** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 2nd of October, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the P4-5 Pininfa is based on a real car; in this instance the P4／5 Pininfarina concept manufactured by Ferrari as a one-off concept for renowned Ferrari collector James Glickenhaus. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor. The car's in-game name is incomplete owing to GeneRally's hardcoded 13-character limit for car names.
CarloCars/5 Turbo

```

## 5 Turbo

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 1.5

 ### Downforce

 150

 ### Power

 900

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 0.2

 ### Mass

 440

 ### Balance

 2.0

 ### AI Value

 4.0

The **5 Turbo** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Renault\_5.car* car file, and was released in June of 2009.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the CarloCars car pack, the 5 Turbo is based on a real car; in this instance the 5 Turbo manufactured by Renault. In particular, the 5 Turbo is intended to replicate the car entered by the Renault team in the 1981 World Rally Championship season. As a result, it is partially-unpaintable by the player, with all white areas instead represented by the use of the player's primary colour. This can be edited in tools such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.

## Further Information

The 5 Turbo was finalised and ready for release on the 28th of May, 2009, but would not be released for another month.
84-04

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 132

 ### Track Length

 537

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-04** is a track released by Sascha on the 23rd of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the fourth of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 17 other tracks.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and contains a prominent usage of HMap-based features near the centre of the track, which changes the track's elevation between its upper and lower halves. The track is otherwise devoid of objects compared to its predecessors.

## Release History

84-04, alongside 2,193 other tracks, was originally uploaded to the first Track Database, where it was made available for download until the 17th of January, 2003, when the database went permanently offline. It survives due to the preservation efforts of Crono, who downloaded all of the tracks produced during this timeframe and would later circulate copies with select members of the community.

### Download links

Although the add-on was never publicly re-released, owing to copyright issues, it is among the thousands of modifications archived by GeneRally International Forum member Kikwik, where it is available at the following link:

Direct Download Link - Generally Database

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Ferrari Series/360 Modena

```

## 360 Modena

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.0

 ### Downforce

 85

 ### Power

 1600

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0

 ### Mass

 635

 ### Balance

 1.075

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **360 Modena** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 11th of September, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the 360 Modena is based on a real car; in this instance the 360 Modena manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Last but not Least/Schwaben08

```

## Schwaben08

 ### Author

 Markus Möller

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2008

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 150

 ### Track Length

 770

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 53

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 95

**Schwaben08** is a track initially released by Markus Möller on the 15th of October, 2008, as part of his Last but not Least track pack. It is 1 of 7 tracks which comprise this pack.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit which serves as an update for his Schwabenring circuit produced 4 years earlier. Between the tracks, only the lowest portion with the main straight appears to remain from the original, with the rest of the layout being remade in its entirety. In particular, the two Flat bridges towards the centre of the track have been repositioned so that they are perpendicular to the playing area.

Schwaben08 was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of October 2008, where it placed in a non-classifiable position, having received 0 votes.
F1 1979

```

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Year released

 2015

**F1 1979** is a car pack initially released by Kave on the 3rd of June, 2015.

```

## Description

As per the "car tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, F1 1979 is a *[for] [ser] [cpk]*, designating it as a series containing open-wheelers. The car pack contains every vehicle from teams which scored a minimum of one point in the 1979 Formula 1 World Championship. As a result, certain teams such as Wolf, Ensign and Alfa Romeo are absent.

Interestingly, several cars which debuted in the previous season of F1 also make an appearance, meaning this pack is also somewhat representative of the 1978 season.

## Contents

F1 1979 contained the following cars:

ArrowsA1ArrowsA2ATSD2ATSD3BrabhamBT46BrabhamBT48Ferrari312T3Ferrari312T4FittipaldiF5LigierJS11Lotus79Lotus80McLarenM26McLarenM28McLarenM29RenaultRS01RenaultRS10ShadowDN9Tyrell009WilliamsFW06WilliamsFW07
84-15

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 1093

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-15** is a track released by Sascha on the 28th of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the fifteenth of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 6 other tracks.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and demonstrates evolution from Sascha's earlier tracks. Features such as basic dithering and a lake near the centre of the track help to define 84-15.

## Release History

84-15, alongside 2,193 other tracks, was originally uploaded to the first Track Database, where it was made available for download until the 17th of January, 2003, when the database went permanently offline. It survives due to the preservation efforts of Crono, who downloaded all of the tracks produced during this timeframe and would later circulate copies with select members of the community.

### Download links

Although the add-on was never publicly re-released, owing to copyright issues, it is among the thousands of modifications archived by GeneRally International Forum member Kikwik, where it is available at the following link:

Direct Download Link - Generally Database

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
NFS Carbon

```

 * R8
* Challenger
* 240SX
* SUV

 ### Author

 Unknown Author

 ### Year released

 2007

 ### Status

 Archived

**NFS Carbon** is a car pack initially released on the 22nd of March, 2007, and is based on the highly successful Need For Speed franchise. Its author is unknown, although it has been speculated to be the creation of P&M Studios, as well as possibly bearing a relation to Mariusz's similar Need For Speed-themed car packs. It was comprised of 58 total vehicles spread out over 4 separate car files.

```

## Description

The NFS Carbon car pack contains 58 vehicles which appeared in the 2006 video game *Need For Speed: Carbon*. There are four .car files, each representing a different type of car which appeared in the game, and divides the cars into Exotic, Muscle, Tuner, and Cops.

## Contents

The NFS Carbon contained the following cars:

### Carbon Exotic

Alfa BreraMerc CLK500Aston DB9Jaguar XKLotus EliseSL 65 AMGLotus EuropaCayman SFord GTGallardoMurcielagoCarrera GTSLR McLaren911 Turbo911 GT3 RSZonda FKoenigseggCCXMurcie LP640Audi R8BMW M3 GTR
### Carbon Muscle

Camaro SS300C SRT-8Chevelle SSCharger R／TChallenger'70Charger SRT-8Mustang '06Road RunnerPontiac GTOMonaro VXRCamaro ConcepCorvette Z06Dodge SRT-10GT500 '07GT500 '67Challenger'08Hemi Cuda
### Carbon Tuner

Mazda RX-8Lexus IS300Mazda 3SpeedNissan 240SXMazda RX-7Eclipse GSXEclipse GTClio V6Corolla AE86Toyota MR2Golf R32Infiniti G35Nissan 350ZToyota SupraSkylineImpreza WRXLancer Evo IX
### Carbon Cops

Palmont PD1Palmont PD2Palmont PD3Police SUV
DustBlaster/DustBlasterA

```

## DustBlasterA

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Stunt Track

 ### Year released

 2008

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 955

 ### Water Level

 10

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 83

**DustBlasterA** is a track initially released by PitbullFIN on the 27th of December, 2008, as part of his DustBlaster track pack. It is 1 of 2 tracks which were in the trackpack, the other being an alternate route.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in a desert environment with 4 jumps, which require a powerful car to go through, with the rest of the course winding through quiet desert roads. Semi-realistic 3D effects from the desert hills give DustBlasterA a unique aesthetic.
DTM 1991

```

 * V8
* 190E
* M3
* Omega
* Mustang

 ### Author

 Fechna

 ### Year released

 2004

 ### Status

 Archived

**DTM 1991** is a car pack initially released by Fechna on the 14th of November, 2004. It is the earliest extant work of legendary carmaker Fechna, and was long-thought extinct until the car pack was discovered as part of Alonsomania's collection, which was graciously donated to the GeneRally Database in March 2020.

```

## Description

As per the "car tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, the DTM 1991 is a *[tou] [cpk]*, designating it as a car pack containing touring cars. It was originally distributed with a sound pack, although this has since been lost.

## Contents

The DTM 1991 car pack contained the following cars:

### Unpainted Cars

Audi V8BMW M3Ford MustangMercedes 190EOpel Omega
### Painted Cars

AMGAZRBASBigazziDiebelsIrmscherIsertKoenigLindnerMS Merc. 1MS Merc. 2RuchSchnitzerSMSSnobeckTauberUnitronWest AMGZakspeed

## Further Information & Download Links

Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database
Bifur

### **Friends**

Bilbo Baggins, Thorin Oakenshield, Gandalf, Bofur, Bombur, Dori, Nori, Ori, Oin, Gloin, Fili, Kili, Balin, Dwalin, Radagast, Beorn, Elrond, Lindir, Great Eagles, Tauriel, Legolas, Bard, Thranduil

### **Enemies**

Azog the Defiler, Bolg, Smaug, Wargs, Orcs, Warg Matriarch, Bert, William, Tom, Yazneg, Thranduil (formerly), Feren (formerly), Tauriel (formerly), Legolas (formerly), the Great Goblin, Grinnah

## Behind The Scenes

### **Fate**

Continues to live in the Lonely Mountain with a fourteenth share of the treasure

**Bifur** is a character in *The Hobbit* and the film adaptation trilogy of the same name. He is the cousin of Bombur and Bofur and one of the twelve traveling companions of Thorin Oakenshield and Bilbo Baggins on the quest to defeat Smaug and reclaim the Lonely Mountain.
Bifur and his cousins have no connection to the Durin line but rather the ancestors of Moria.
In the live-action films, Bifur is portrayed by William Kirsher.

## Background

Unlike the rest of the dwarves of Thorin's company, Bifur and his cousins were born and raised in the West. Their family was of miners and of the working class. They were descendants of the house of Moria. For unknown reasons, Bifur has a portion of an ax in his head

### Official background

“*Born in the West, Bifur has the rusting remains of an Orc axe embedded in his forehead, which has rendered him inarticulate and occasionally feisty! He communicates only with grunts and hand gestures. Unlike most of the others in The Company of Dwarves, Bifur is not related to Thorin, nor is he of noble lineage, but rather is descended from miners and smithies – simple folk with simple tastes.*”
―Official biography
Bifur was a very intelligent dwarf before his ax incident. However, he lost some of his wits after an Orc stroke him down in the head with an ax. Still having some sanity, Bifur has a good heart, as he was like a second brother to both Bofur and Bombur.

## Personality

Bifur was a very intelligent dwarf before his ax incident. However, he lost some of his wits after an Orc stroke him down in the head with an ax. Though rendered  fiesty and inarticulate, Bifur has a good heart, as he was like a second brother to both Bofur and Bombur. He has a personal loyalty to both friends and family alike, as he accompanied Thorin all the way through the Quest of Erebor and came back to save Bofur. When Bilbo left Erebor, Bifur was one of the ten dwarves to bid him farewell and they were all nearly brought to tears as Bilbo left. However, the hobbit promised to welcome them into his home with open arms.

However, there is a darker side to Bifur. According to William Kirsher, he has a personal grudge against the Orc who gave him the ax and hopes to give it back.  He also saw the ax as a nuisance, as when it was finally taken out of his head, Bifur immediately discarded it when Bombur gave it to him.

## Navigation

Template:Middle-Earth

1. ↑ Noelene Clark (13 December 2012). "'Hobbit': William Kircher speaks Dwarvish, talks Bifur's injury". herocomplex.latimes.com. LA Times. Retrieved 17 December 2014.
LurceCity/LurceCitySC2

```

## LurceCitySC2

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Street Circuit

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 255

 ### Track Length

 1174

 ### Water Level

 40

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 86

**LurceCitySC2** is a track initially released by PitbullFIN on the 2nd of July, 2006, as part of his LurceCity track pack. It is 1 of 6 tracks which comprised the pack, and shares the ToM Award which its pack won.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in a coastal city area with a small mountainous region further inland. The "SC" part of its name stands for "Street Circuit", of which this track is the second of three layouts.
LurceCity/LurceCityUG2

```

## LurceCityUG2

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Street Circuit

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 255

 ### Track Length

 1265

 ### Water Level

 40

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 86

**LurceCityUG2** is a track initially released by PitbullFIN on the 2nd of July, 2006, as part of his LurceCity track pack. It is 1 of 6 tracks which comprised the pack, and shares the ToM Award which its pack won.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in a coastal city area with a small mountainous region further inland. The "UG" part of its name stands for "Underground", of which this track is the second of three layouts and the fifth of six overall.
BayArea/BayArea C

```

## BayArea C

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Street Circuit

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 862

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 90

**BayArea C** is a track initially released by PitbullFIN on the 14th of June, 2006, as part of his BayArea track pack. It is 1 of 3 tracks which comprised this pack.

```

## Description

The track is set in a downtown coastal section of a "bay area", hence its name, and takes on a largely straight layout with some interesting elevation changes which render it similar to San Francisco's own Bay Area in real life, but is not accurate enough to determine whether or not it is intended to be an interpretation of this track. Of BayArea C's various objects, a single Flat bridge carries racers between the left and right portions of the course, the other bridge being blocked by Hay bales.