recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Halibere

```

 * Regular
* Safe-pits

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

**Halibere** is a track pack initially released by Apopp on the 11th of June, 2006, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011.

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## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, Halibere is an *[ovl]*, designating it as a track pack containing ovals. The pack is comprised of a single track split into two different layouts, one featuring Safe-pits.

Halibere is a tri-oval with steep banking intended to be raced by GRASCAR-spec vehicles.

## Contents

Halibere contained the following tracks:

HalibereHalibere-s
## Release History

Halibere was released on RaceSimCentral on the 11th of June, 2006, 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
Mudtown/Mudtown Oval

```

## Mudtown Oval

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 140

 ### Track Length

 272

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Mudtown Oval** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 7th of July, 2005, as part of his Mudtown track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 2 tracks which comprise this pack; the other taking place on an iced surface.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit of a counter-clockwise oval design with no infield. The banking is particularly steep, and due to its non-iced condition, is typically slower than the iced version of this track.
Cambria/Cambria

```

## Cambria

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 180

 ### Track Length

 733

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 -52

 ### Zoom

 95

**Cambria** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 12th of May, 2005, as part of his Cambria track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 3 variations that were made of this track.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit built in three phases; the initial hill, the loop, and the last sequence. The initial hill is intended by Apopp to be easy to get through but hard to get through very fast. A nice, smooth line is necessary to master it. The loop requires timing so that players avoid a collision with other racers. The last section has a bunch of twists and turns that are enhanced by elevation changes in the HMap. It is deemed by Apopp to be the hardest part of Cambria.
Independence

```

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 350

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 85

**Independence** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 4th of July, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011.

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## Description

The track is a dirt oval course set in the real world, based on the Independence Motor Speedway located in Independence, Iowa. It is similar in appearance to Apopp's later fictional dirt oval, Mudtown, which would be released 3 days later.

## Release History

Independence was released on RaceSimCentral on Independence Day 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
Halibere/Halibere

```

## Halibere

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 140

 ### Track Length

 358

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 43

 ### Rotation

 180

 ### Zoom

 76

**Halibere** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 11th of June, 2006, as part of his Halibere track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 2 tracks which comprise this pack; the other featuring Safe-pits.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit of a counter-clockwise tri-oval design. Concrete walls extensively cover the outfield, preventing easy access to otherwise inaccessible areas. The HMap of Halibere is very steep and banked, allowing racers to reach very high speeds with cars such as those of the GRASCAR specification, as is recommended by Apopp.
Arrow (Trackpack)/Arrow-h

```

## Arrow-h

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 574

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 180

 ### Zoom

 85

**Arrow-h** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 30th of July, 2005, as part of his Arrow (Trackpack) track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 2 variations that were made of the track; the other allowing pitlane access.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit 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-h was built with the original Formula in mind.
Dash in the Desert/The Beach

```

## The Beach

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Road Course

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 448

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**The Beach** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set next to a beach, hence its name. It is perhaps the most straight-forward of all the tracks in the Dash in the Desert pack, as half the lap consists of a rallycross-style slalom on flat tarmac, and the other consists of a gentle cruise on a smooth beach.
Danton/Danton-ra

```

## Danton-ra

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 844

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 53

 ### Rotation

 -90

 ### Zoom

 77

**Danton-ra** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit comprised of a technical road course situated within an oval, which forms the back and main straights. Danton-ra was designed with the intent of using the GRASCAR car pack. This version of the track does not contain Safe-pits.
Akrotiri-a

```

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 866

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 53

 ### Rotation

 20

 ### Zoom

 88

**Akrotiri-a** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 27th of May, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It was an update for Akrotiri, a track which had been released by Apopp one day prior.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit possibly set in or around the Cypriot islands of Akrotiri and Dhekelia, hence its name. Akrotiri-a is otherwise a flowing star-shaped layout with noticeably banked corners and several changes in elevation. Akrotiri-a differs from its predecessor due to the banking on the right side of the course, which has been modified to have a more-level approach.

## Release History

Akrotiri-a was released on RaceSimCentral on the 27th of May, 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
F1 1979/Lotus79

```

## Lotus79

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.0

 ### Downforce

 240

 ### Power

 900

 ### Top Speed

 54

 ### Sliding

 0.4

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **Lotus79** 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.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the F1 1979 car pack, the Lotus79 is based on a real car; in this instance the Lotus 79 built by the Lotus 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.
Bralli 3-2

```

 ### Author

 Bragi

 ### Track type

 Stunt Track

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 146

 ### Track Length

 573

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Bralli 3-2** is a track released by Bragi on the 27th of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It served as an update for his previous Bralli 3-1 and Bralli 3-1fixed releases, which are otherwise largely identical in appearance. It is the third of author Bragi's "Bralli" series, and would be followed by 18 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit with a pair of ramps on the right side of the course and a small yet deep pit towards its left side. As one of Bragi's largest tracks, Bralli 3-2 contains several abrupt elevation changes and far more corners than his later work would contain. As is customary with Bragi's tracks, his name appears on the grass towards the centre of the course. In addition, Bralli 3-2 also contains a link to Bragi's personal website borghero.com on the hairpin situated at the bottom-left of the playing area.

## Release History

Bralli 3-2, 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 3-2 would also be re-released on Bragi's personal website.

### 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 - Archive.org

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Bralli 2-1

```

 ### Author

 Bragi

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 110

 ### Track Length

 437

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Bralli 2-1** is a track released by Bragi on the 31st of July, 2002. It is the second of author Bragi's "Bralli" series, and would be followed by 19 other tracks.

```

## 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 2-1 contains smoother banking than its predecessor and generally displays improved trackmaking skills on the whole. As is customary with Bragi's tracks, his name appears within a series of Stands in the centre-left portion of the track.

## Release History

Bralli 2-1 was released on Bragi's personal website on the 31st of July, 2002. Unlike several of Bragi's earlier tracks, Bralli 2-1 would not make an appearance on the Track Database.

### 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 - Archive.org
DTM 1991/AZR

```

## AZR

 ### Author

 Fechna

 ### Car type

 Touring

 ### Year released

 2004

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.5

 ### Downforce

 100

 ### Power

 1300

 ### Top Speed

 80

 ### Sliding

 0

 ### Mass

 650

 ### Balance

 0.85

 ### AI Value

 5.0

The **AZR** 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.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the DTM 1991 car pack, the AZR is based on a real car; in this instance the V8 manufactured by Audi. In particular, the AZR is intended to replicate the car entered by Audi Zentrum Reutlingen 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.

## Further Information

The AZR shares its appearance with the SMS.
CarloCars/Alpine A110 (Widebody)

```

## Alpine A110 (Widebody)

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 1.5

 ### Downforce

 120

 ### Power

 600

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 0.2

 ### Mass

 320

 ### Balance

 1.95

 ### AI Value

 4.5

The **Alpine A110 (Widebody)** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Renault\_Alpine\_A110.car* car file, and was released in June of 2009.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the CarloCars car pack, the Alpine A110 (Widebody) is based on a real car; in this instance the A110 manufactured by Alpine and later by Renault. In particular, the Alpine A110 (Widebody) is intended to replicate the car entered by its factory team and privateers in the World Rally Championship throughout the early 1970s. As a result, it is partially-unpaintable by the player, with all red areas instead represented by the use of the player's secondary colour. This can be edited in tools such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.

## Further Information

The Alpine A110 (Widebody) was finalised and ready for release on the 28th of May, 2009, but would not be released for another month.
Cars/MonsterTruck

```

## MonsterTruck

 ### Author

 Hannu & Jukka Räbinä

 ### Car type

 Heavy

 ### Year released

 2002

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 9.0

 ### Downforce

 20

 ### Power

 1200

 ### Top Speed

 55.55556

 ### Sliding

 0.7

 ### Mass

 1500

 ### Balance

 1.1

 ### AI Value

 3.5

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

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## Description

The MonsterTruck is perhaps one of the most iconic cars of GeneRally, due to its perennial inclusion in every version of GeneRally since its initial beta release in May of 2002. As its name would imply, the MonsterTruck is a monster truck; a pick-up derived design with large wheels and a lifted body.

## Further Information

The MonsterTruck was the tenth-ever car created for GeneRally, as can be evidenced by its order in the main .car file. It was also the final car until the Sidamob was added in July 2002.
Tinky Winky (2012)

## Description

**Alias** Classic Tinky Winky, Tinky Winky 2012, Old Tinky Winky

**Gender** Male

**Fur** Purple

**Skin** Grey

**Status** 2012 infected

**Antenna** Same as Tinky Winky's

## Appearence

Tinky Winky (2012) is a purple teletubby with the same antenna of the Tinky Winky of the 2018, he has black eyes and an open big mouth with human teeth.
Cars/Onewheeler

```

## Onewheeler

 ### Author

 Hannu & Jukka Räbinä

 ### Car type

 Unclassifiable

 ### Year released

 2002

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 3.0

 ### Downforce

 30

 ### Power

 400

 ### Top Speed

 41.66667

 ### Sliding

 0.9

 ### Mass

 450

 ### Balance

 1.8

 ### AI Value

 2.0

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

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## Description

The Onewheeler is perhaps one of the most iconic cars of GeneRally, due to its perennial inclusion in every version of GeneRally since its initial beta release in May of 2002. As its name would imply, the Onewheeler is a car with a one-wheeled design.

## Further Information

The Onewheeler was the ninth-ever car created for GeneRally, as can be evidenced by its order in the main .car file.
Ferrari Series/365 GTB4

```

## 365 GTB4

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.5

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1500

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.3

 ### Mass

 650

 ### Balance

 0.95

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **365 GTB4** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 17th of September, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the 365 GTB4 is based on a real car; in this instance the 365 GTB/4 manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Ferrari Series/Testarossa

```

## Testarossa

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.3

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1680

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.1

 ### Mass

 660

 ### Balance

 0.95

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **Testarossa** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 18th of September, 2010.

```

## Description

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

```

## On the Bluff

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 160

 ### Track Length

 330

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**On the Bluff** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set near a series of bluffs, hence the track's name. Arrows guide racers around houses into an off-road section situated directly on the bluffs, before-emerging on to a dusty road. The track's sequel is On the Bluff 2, also contained within the Dash in the Desert pack.
Cars/Formula

```

## Formula

 ### Author

 Hannu & Jukka Räbinä

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2002

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.0

 ### Downforce

 160

 ### Power

 850

 ### Top Speed

 50

 ### Sliding

 0.4

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

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

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## Description

The Formula is perhaps one of the most iconic cars of GeneRally, due to its perennial inclusion in every version of GeneRally since its initial beta release in May of 2002. As its name would imply, the Formula is loosely based on the design of a Formula 1 car.

## Further Information

The Formula was the second-ever car created for GeneRally, as can be evidenced by its order in the main .car file. Its design is based on the General, and is otherwise identical aside from the addition of two wings on the front and rear of the car.
Aston Martin History Pack/V8-2

```

## V8-2

 ### 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 **V8-2** 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 V8-2 is based on a real car; in this instance the V8 Vantage manufactured by Aston Martin. It is an alternate version of the pre-existing V8, with a higher-detailed front end. As with many other examples of Jerac's vehicles, the V8-2 possesses mudguards, a unique design trait not seen often in car creation.
DTM 1991/AMG

```

## AMG

 ### 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 **AMG** 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 AMG is based on a real car; in this instance the 190 Evolution manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. In particular, the AMG is intended to replicate the car entered by the AMG-Mercedes team 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.
F1 1979/WilliamsFW07

```

## WilliamsFW07

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.0

 ### Downforce

 260

 ### Power

 1000

 ### Top Speed

 56

 ### Sliding

 0.4

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **WilliamsFW07** 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 WilliamsFW07 is based on a real car; in this instance the Williams FW07 built by the Williams 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.
200 TrackPack/xmilek13

```

## xmilek13

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 456

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**xmilek13** is a track initially released by Xmilek on the 14th 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit which appears to be created mostly in the vanilla Track Editor with little to no refinements outside of the program, other than a barcode in the bottom-left bearing Xmilek's name. xmilek13 is a circuit with a Bridge which serves as an overpass for a corner that travels underneath it. As is customary with Xmilek's earlier tracks, a crude "X" written in yellow appears on a raised hill in the centre of this aforementioned region.

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Mixed Bizness/50bowl

```

## 50bowl

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Micro Track

 ### Year released

 2004

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 50

 ### Track Length

 166

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 45

 ### Rotation

 -90

 ### Zoom

 95

**50bowl** 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, and the only one of TuomoH's Mixed Bizness track pack which was a micro circuit. 50bowl, true to its name, takes the form of a bowl which almost resembles a subwoofer. Markings on the track demarcate the path a racer is to take, where one emerges from the outer "ring" of the bowl into the inner one, before re-emerging and starting another lap.
Chartres History/Chartres 63

```

## Chartres 63

 ### Author

 Mathee

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2009

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 611

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 47

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 78

**Chartres 63** is a track initially released by Mathee on the 4th of January, 2009, as part of his Chartres History track pack. It is 1 of 4 tracks which comprise this pack.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit located near to the city of Chartres in France. It depicts the circuit from an imagined perspective of 1963, and is the "oldest" version of the track, which differs from later versions in the sense that the hairpin complex, established in 1979, does not yet exist, and the corner nearest to the bottom-right extremity of the course is small and undeveloped, curving around a house.
Aston Martin History Pack/DB 6 '65

```

## DB 6 '65

 ### Author

 Jerac

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.0

 ### Downforce

 20

 ### Power

 650

 ### Top Speed

 62

 ### Sliding

 0.65

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 0.95

 ### AI Value

 3.7

The **DB 6 '65** 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 DB 6 '65 is based on a real car; in this instance the DB6 manufactured by Aston Martin. As with many other examples of Jerac's vehicles, the DB 6 '65 possesses mudguards, a unique design trait not seen often in car creation.
Ferrari Series/Enzo

```

## Enzo

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.0

 ### Downforce

 85

 ### Power

 1635

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0

 ### Mass

 620

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **Enzo** 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.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the Enzo is based on a real car; in this instance the Enzo manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
84-07

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 493

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-07** 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 seventh of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 14 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and takes the form of an oval in a snowy climate. Its corners are banked, albeit crudely, and painted kerbs follow the track throughout, regardless of its illogicality.

## Release History

84-07, 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.
200 TrackPack/xmilek5

```

## xmilek5

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 110

 ### Track Length

 497

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**xmilek5** 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. However, compared to Xmilek's previous efforts, the corners have been drawn in a much smoother fashion. As is customary with Xmilek's earlier tracks, a crude "X" written in yellow appears on a raised hill in the centre of the track.

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
F1 1979/ArrowsA2

```

## ArrowsA2

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.5

 ### Downforce

 180

 ### Power

 900

 ### Top Speed

 54

 ### Sliding

 0.35

 ### Mass

 620

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **ArrowsA2** 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 ArrowsA2 is based on a real car; in this instance the Arrows A2 built by the Arrows 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)/Nyrporl

```

## Nyrporl

 ### Author

 Jukka Räbinä

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 474

 ### Water Level

 10

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Nyrporl** 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 with banking on several corners, including a "Carousel" bend in the hairpin situated nearest to the bottom-left edge of the playing area. Concrete walls are used to prevent racers from cutting the chicane near the centre of Nyrporl.
Dash in the Desert/Oasis

```

## Oasis

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 407

 ### Water Level

 120

 ### View Angle

 75

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Oasis** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in the middle of a desert containing an oasis, 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/365 GTC4

```

## 365 GTC4

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.5

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1450

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.3

 ### Mass

 660

 ### Balance

 0.925

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **365 GTC4** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 26th of September, 2010.

```

## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the 365 GTC4 is based on a real car; in this instance the 365 GTC/4 manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Bralli 5-1

```

 ### Author

 Bragi

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 100

 ### Track Length

 315

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 55

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Bralli 5-1** is a track released by Bragi on the 31st of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the fifth of author Bragi's "Bralli" series (sixth chronologically), and would be followed by 16 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit that is surprisingly simplistic compared to his previous and successive works. Bralli 5-1 is devoid of any detail apart from its base layout and and a few pit boxes at the bottom-right of the playing area, with no other track objects. Bralli 5-1 is also lacking Bragi's customary detail of his name placed on the track's LMap.

## Release History

Bralli 5-1, 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 5-1 would also be re-released on Bragi's personal website.

### 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 - Archive.org

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
Dash in the Desert/Rockhopping

```

## Rockhopping

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 160

 ### Track Length

 584

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Rockhopping** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in the middle of a desert parted by a series of Flat bridges, with a course plotted throughout by the usage of Hay bales. Cacti and Stones form the only track objects, some of which intrude on to the track layout as if to pose as obstacles.
F1 1979/WilliamsFW06

```

## WilliamsFW06

 ### Author

 Kave

 ### Car type

 Formula

 ### Year released

 2015

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.5

 ### Downforce

 200

 ### Power

 890

 ### Top Speed

 54

 ### Sliding

 0.4

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.2

The **WilliamsFW06** 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 WilliamsFW06 is based on a real car; in this instance the Williams FW06 built by the Williams 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)

```

 * Agari
* Kutford
* Mondega
* Snoogy

 ### Author

 Hannu & Jukka Räbinä

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

**GeneRally** (later known as "Old Tracks") is the default track pack initially released by The Räbinä Brothers on the 16th of May, 2002 for v1.0b of GeneRally. It was expanded with the subtraction of one track, Plante, and the addition of four new tracks for v1.0, released in July 2002. It would be comprised of 16 tracks in total.

```

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, GeneRally is a *[cir]* *[ovl]* *[stc]* *[ral]*, designating it as a track pack containing circuits, an oval, a street circuit and a rally course. Originally, there were just 12 tracks, but this increased to 15 early on in the game's lifecycle:

* V1.0, released on the 8th of July, 2002, removed **Plante** and added **Gurveln**, **Nyrporl**, **Tantele**, **Tusaye** and **Wigeno**.

## Further Information

According to a screenshot contained within the development files for v1.0 beta, Pargy was already created by the 14th of September, 2001. This would technically make Pargy the only track for the game known to be produced in 2001, although it would not be released for another 8 months. It differs slightly from its later versions due to an oil slick in the top-left of the course which is absent from all known released versions of the track.

## Contents

GeneRally (Trackpack) contained the following tracks:

AgariBytesGilwanGurvelnKutfordMondegaNyrporlPargySewringSnoogyTachrenTanteleTusayeWendanWigenoXupong
84-18

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 160

 ### Track Length

 1008

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-18** 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 eighteenth of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 3 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and possesses a primitive yet challenging HMap with many significant elevation changes.

## Release History

84-18, 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.
DTM 1991/SMS

```

## SMS

 ### Author

 Fechna

 ### Car type

 Touring

 ### Year released

 2004

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.5

 ### Downforce

 100

 ### Power

 1300

 ### Top Speed

 80

 ### Sliding

 0

 ### Mass

 650

 ### Balance

 0.85

 ### AI Value

 5.0

The **SMS** 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.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the DTM 1991 car pack, the SMS is based on a real car; in this instance the V8 manufactured by Audi. In particular, the SMS is intended to replicate the car entered by Schmidt Motorsport Technik 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.

## Further Information

The SMS shares its appearance with the AZR.
Ferrari Series/612 Scagliet

```

## 612 Scagliet

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.3

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1650

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.1

 ### Mass

 650

 ### Balance

 0.95

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **612 Scagliet** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 10th of October, 2010.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the 612 Scagliet is based on a real car; in this instance the 599 GTB Fiorano manufactured by Ferrari. 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.
Mat CDS

```

 ### Author

 Mathee

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 165

 ### Track Length

 455

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 54

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Mat CDS** is a track initially released by Mathee on the 21st of July, 2006. It is the concluding part of a trilogy, following Mat H-Miami in April and Mat PalmCity in May.

```

## Description

As the name would imply, Mat CDS is a fictional circuit set in Colorado; it's name stands for *Colorado Dustland Speedway*.

Mat CDS was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of July 2006, where it placed joint-10th, having received 2 votes alongside 5 other tracks.

## Release History

Mat CDS was released on RaceSimCentral on the 30th of May, 2006, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. During that time, an amended re-release would also be realised on the 2nd of August, 2006. The track was then temporarily lost, but since it was a part of ToM, had been backed up on the official website, which re-affiliated itself with the GeneRally International Forum once the website became public.

### 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
Alpestre

```

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 275

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 40

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 60

**Alpestre** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 17th of September, 2006, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It would turn out to be Apopp's final track, retiring from the GR community following its release.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit taking place on closed streets. The left half of Alpestre is situated on snow-covered tarmac roads, whereas its right half is made up of a dirt path connecting the upper and lower halves of the circuit together.

## Release History

Alpestre was released on RaceSimCentral on the 17th of September, 2006, 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
Aston Martin History Pack/Int. '27

```

## Int. '27

 ### Author

 Jerac

 ### Car type

 Prototype

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 3.0

 ### Downforce

 0

 ### Power

 450

 ### Top Speed

 50

 ### Sliding

 0.75

 ### Mass

 500

 ### Balance

 1.15

 ### AI Value

 7.0

The **Int. '27** 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 Int. '27 is based on a real car; in this instance the International manufactured by Aston Martin.
Ferrari Series/F70

```

## F70

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Gran Turismo

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 5.0

 ### Downforce

 90

 ### Power

 1630

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0

 ### Mass

 610

 ### Balance

 1.075

 ### AI Value

 5.5

The **F70** is the name of a car released as part of Masa's **Ferrari Series**, and was released on the 23rd of September, 2010.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the F70 is based on a real car; in this instance the LaFerrari manufactured by Ferrari, albeit in an unintentional capacity. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.

## Further Information

Despite being released three years prior to the car's unveiling in 2013, the car bears an extraordinary resemblance to the aforementioned LaFerrari. It is possibly based on a prospective rendering of the car from the era.
Mudtown

```

 * Iced
* Oval

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

**Mudtown** is a track pack initially released by Apopp on the 7th of July, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011.

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## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, Mudtown is an *[ovl]*, designating it as a track pack containing ovals. The pack is comprised of a single track transpiring in two different conditions; iced, and mud, as per the track pack's name.

Mudtown is an infield-less steep oval. Apopp has cited the original Yankee and Rallycar as cars which work well on the two courses, and states that the "Iced" variant is typically faster than the "Mud" one.

## Contents

Mudtown contained the following tracks:

Mudtown IcedMudtown Oval
## Release History

Mudtown was released on RaceSimCentral on the 7th 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/Tefuss

```

## Tefuss

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2004

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 180

 ### Track Length

 411

 ### Water Level

 78

 ### View Angle

 49

 ### Rotation

 90

 ### Zoom

 89

**Tefuss** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set next to a beach. As a result, the road surface is peppered with dirt and sand, which may affect the performance of some vehicles. Tefuss was originally developed by heinzlemaxe007, before he abandoned it and TuomoH adopted the track as his own.