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Default Tracks/Surkit

```

## Surkit

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2011

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 140

 ### Track Length

 351

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 55

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 98

**Surkit** is a track initially released by TuomoH on the 18th of February, 2011, as part of the Default Tracks track pack officially bundled as part of v1.10 of GeneRally, and included in every version thereafter.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit comprised of a medium-sized course with smooth, banked corners located next to a lake. Track objects such as Pedestrian bridges and People between these bridges allow pedestrian access to the track's infield. Surkit was built, alongside the 4 other tracks that formed the Default Tracks pack, to showcase the new track objects which had been created for the first new release of GeneRally in more than 7 years.
84-12

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 150

 ### Track Length

 519

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-12** is a track released by Sascha on the 26th of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the twelfth of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 9 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and is a near-symmetrical design with a hairpin complex towards the centre.

## Release History

84-12, 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.
Desert SS

```

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Rally Course

 ### Year released

 2007

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 255

 ### Track Length

 664

 ### Water Level

 5

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 83

**Desert SS** is a track initially released by PitbullFIN on the 25th of November, 2007. It forms a trilogy alongside Mountain SS and Lakeside SS.

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## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, Desert SS is a *[ral]*.The track is a fictional circuit based on the "Desert" stage of the *Sega Rally Championship* arcade game, originally released in 1994, as are the other two tracks which comprise the trilogy Desert SS is a part of. The "SS" part of the track's name likely stands for "Special Stage".

Desert SS was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of November 2007, where it placed 5th, having received 7 votes.

## Release History

Desert SS was released on RaceSimCentral on the 25th of November, 2007, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. 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
200 TrackPack/xmilek17

```

## xmilek17

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 283

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**xmilek17** is a track initially released by Xmilek on the 15th 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 with an imported LMap, due to the unnatural colours used and the presence of track logos such as those for Ericsson and Skoda. The shape of the course is that of the letter "P", and appears to be based in a stadium. The course contains two Bridges.

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
DTM 1991/MS Merc. 1

```

## MS Merc. 1

 ### 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 **MS Merc. 1** 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 MS Merc. 1 is based on a real car; in this instance the 190 Evolution manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. In particular, the MS Merc. 1 is intended to replicate the car entered by the Mass-Schons 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.
Last but not Least/Algeria2008

```

## Algeria2008

 ### Author

 Markus Möller

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2008

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 1263

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 57

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 102

**Algeria2008** 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.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit intended as an update to the original Algeria track produced by the Räbinä brothers in 2003. The track has been considerably revamped, with the lowest part of the track converted into a paved oval section and much of the deserted areas of the original track filled in with various surface types and track objects.

Algeria2008 was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of October 2008, where it placed in a non-classifiable position, having received 0 votes.
Dash Why

*Not to be confused with Dash in the Desert, another track pack by Apopp*.

```

 * Kidney
* Loopy
* Pooly

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

```

**Dash Why**, stylized as *Dash Why?*, is a track pack initially released by Apopp on the 28th of July, 2006, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It was comprised of 5 different tracks in total.

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, Dash Why is a *[mic]* *[cir]* *[ovl]*, designating it as a track pack containing micro-scale circuits and a single micro-scale oval. The development process behind these tracks, as stated by Apopp, were tracks he created as he waited for his telecommunications provider to send him a new DSL modem. Developed over the course of approximately 10 days, he would release the track pack at his local library, as the aforementioned modem was still yet to arrive at the time of release. Each of the five tracks are between the world sizes of 65 and 85.

## Contents

Dash Why contained the following tracks:

DroopyKidneyLoopyPoolySloopy
## Release History

Dash Why was released on RaceSimCentral on the 28th of July, 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
Dash Why/Loopy

```

## Loopy

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Micro Track

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 65

 ### Track Length

 140

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 -7

 ### Zoom

 75

**Loopy** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 28th of July, 2006, as part of his Dash Why track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 5 tracks which comprise this pack.

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## Description

The track is a micro-scale fictional circuit of a counter-clockwise oval design; the only one in its pack. Concrete walls extensively cover the outfield, preventing easy access to otherwise inaccessible areas. The HMap is peppered with uneven surfacing, making for a bumpy ride. At its World Size of just 65, Loopy is the smallest track of its pack.
DustBlaster/DustBlasterB

```

## DustBlasterB

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Stunt Track

 ### Year released

 2008

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 966

 ### Water Level

 10

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 83

**DustBlasterB** 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.

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## 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 DustBlasterB a unique aesthetic.
Evertsberg84

```

 ### Author

 Mathee

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2012

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 255

 ### Track Length

 874

 ### Water Level

 8

 ### View Angle

 47

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 90

**Evertsberg84** is a track initially released by Mathee on the 5th of January, 2012. It would turn out to be his only release for the GeneRally International Forum.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit, located somewhere in Scandinavia, according the original forum post that the track was a part of. Evertsberg84 made use of several new track objects, namely the Person and Armco barrier, which were not previously available.

Along with this track, Evertsberg84, Mathee also attached some bonus tracks; previous creations that had been lost in the RaceSimCentral blackout, such as Kyalami 83 and his Chartres History track pack.

Evertsberg84 was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of January 2012, where it placed joint-8th, having received 4 votes alongside 2 other tracks.

## Release History

Evertsberg84 was released on the GeneRally International Forum on the 5th of January, 2012.

### Download links

Direct Download Link - GeneRally International Forum
Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database
Ferrari Series/312 P

```

## 312 P

 ### Author

 Masa

 ### Car type

 Prototype

 ### Year released

 2010

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 4.8

 ### Downforce

 80

 ### Power

 1350

 ### Top Speed

 65

 ### Sliding

 0.1

 ### Mass

 600

 ### Balance

 1.05

 ### AI Value

 4.0

The **312 P** 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.

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## Description

As with every other car released as part of the Ferrari Series, the 312 P is based on a real car; in this instance the 312 P manufactured by Ferrari. It is non-paintable by the player, but can be changed in a program such as Juan's GeneRally Car Editor.
Ford Mondeo RallyCross pack/Banks Rally

```

 ### 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 **Banks Rally** 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.

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## Background

As with every other car released as part of the Ford Mondeo RallyCross pack, the Banks Rally 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.
CarloCars/C4 WRC

```

## C4 WRC

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.5

 ### Downforce

 65

 ### Power

 915

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 1.5

 ### Mass

 530

 ### Balance

 1.4

 ### AI Value

 3.5

The **C4 WRC** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Citroen\_C4\_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 C4 WRC is based on a real car; in this instance the C4 manufactured by Citroën. In particular, the C4 WRC is intended to replicate the car entered by the Citroën Total World Rally Team in the 2007 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 C4 WRC was finalised and ready for release on the 3rd of June, 2009, but would not be released until later in the month.
Cambria

```

 * Regular
* Long
* Short

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

**Cambria** is a track pack initially released by Apopp on the 12th of May, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011.

```

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, the Cambria is a *[cir]*, designating it as a track pack containing circuits. The pack is comprised of a single track split into three different layouts; the first of these alternate versions, Cambria-L, is an extended layout that alters the way the complex near the top-left of the course is taken; the second, Cambria-S, eschews it completely.

The track is a circuit containing a crossing and an active HMap with several changes in elevation. Designed for the original Formula, Cambria, the regular layout is considered by Apopp, the track's author, to be the hardest of the three and recommends a player to wait for their opponents to hit each other in order to seize victory.

## Contents

Cambria contained the following tracks:

CambriaCambria-LCambria-S
## Release History

Cambria was released on RaceSimCentral on the 12th of May, 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
CarloCars/C4 RedBull

```

## C4 RedBull

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 2.5

 ### Downforce

 65

 ### Power

 925

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 1.5

 ### Mass

 530

 ### Balance

 1.4

 ### AI Value

 3.5

The **C4 RedBull** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Citroen\_C4\_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 C4 RedBull is based on a real car; in this instance the C4 manufactured by Citroën. In particular, the C4 RedBull is intended to replicate the car entered by the Citroën Total World Rally Team in the 2008 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 C4 RedBull was finalised and ready for release on the 3rd of June, 2009, but would not be released until later in the month.
Mixed Bizness/elDeserto

```

## elDeserto

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2004

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 100

 ### Track Length

 293

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 49

 ### Rotation

 -94

 ### Zoom

 105

**elDeserto** 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 set in the desert, hence its name. Each corner is banked to a varying degree, changing the track elevation, including the final one which is steeply banked to an almost oval-like amount. elDeserto's pitlane has been semi-safe-pitted, with oil and tarmac evenly dithered to create a surface which reduces the entry and exit speed of a racer. This surface is also used in conjunction with Sunk tyres to prevent racers from cutting the chicane in the middle of the course.
CarloCars/131 blue

```

## 131 blue

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

## Car Performance

 ### Air Resistance

 1.8

 ### Downforce

 70

 ### Power

 730

 ### Top Speed

 60

 ### Sliding

 1.85

 ### Mass

 490

 ### Balance

 1.9

 ### AI Value

 2.5

The **131 blue** 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 blue is based on a real car; in this instance the 131 Abarth manufactured by Fiat. In particular, the 131 blue is intended to replicate the car entered by the Fiat team in the 1980 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 131 blue was finalised and ready for release on the 28th of May, 2009, but would not be released for another month.
Default Tracks/Ohful

```

## Ohful

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2011

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 100

 ### Track Length

 217

 ### Water Level

 33

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 -90

 ### Zoom

 83

**Ohful** is a track initially released by TuomoH on the 18th of February, 2011, as part of the Default Tracks track pack officially bundled as part of v1.10 of GeneRally, and included in every version thereafter.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit comprised of a short square oval with four stands on the start/finish straight, and runs in the traditional counter-clockwise direction. It was built, alongside the 4 other tracks that formed the Default Tracks pack, to showcase the new track objects which had been created for the first new release of GeneRally in more than 7 years.
ForrestCube

```

 ### Author

 Tick1983

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2003

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 170

 ### Track Length

 706

 ### Water Level

 0

 ### View Angle

 54

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**ForrestCube** is a track initially released by Tick1983 on the 10th of July, 2003, as part of his inaugural entry into the very first Track of the Month competition.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in a forested area and is comprised entirely of right-angled corners, hence its name. Significant elevation changes are prevalent throughout, further adding to the track's square aesthetic.

ForrestCube 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

ForrestCube was released on RaceSimCentral on the 10th of July, 2003, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. 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

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
Amusement Park

```

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Unclassifiable

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 180

 ### Track Length

 949

 ### Water Level

 125

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 105

**Amusement Park** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 27th of March, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in an amusement park, hence its name. It was Apopp's third release on the whole, following his earlier Dash in the Desert track pack and State Park circuit. According to Apopp, the track was released as per a request for an amusement park-themed circuit on RaceSimCentral, and was built for smaller cars with decent levels of grip. In particular, Apopp states motorcycles work well on the track's extremely narrow sections.

## Release History

Amusement Park was released on RaceSimCentral on the 27th of March, 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
84-02

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 175

 ### Track Length

 854

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-02** 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 second of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 19 other tracks.

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## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, and develops on skills which its author had learnt from the previous track in the series, with a much more refined presentation and a full, integrated pitlane. There are still quality issues with the inconsistent road width and object placement, but is contemporary for the era.

## Release History

84-02, 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/West AMG

```

## West 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 **West 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 West AMG is based on a real car; in this instance the 190 Evolution manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. In particular, the West 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.
Mixed Bizness/Ingrobo

```

## Ingrobo

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Track type

 Street Circuit

 ### Year released

 2004

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 125

 ### Track Length

 363

 ### Water Level

 125

 ### View Angle

 58

 ### Rotation

 85

 ### Zoom

 94

**Ingrobo** 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 set near a rich metropolitan area, due to the presence of what appears to be a hotel and swimming pool off one of the corners. Ingrobo was originally developed by heinzlemaxe007, before he abandoned it and TuomoH adopted the track as his own.
LurceCity

```

 * LurceCitySC1
* LurceCitySC2
* LurceCitySC3
* LurceCityUG1
* LurceCityUG2
* LurceCityUG3

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

**LurceCity** is a track pack initially released by PitbullFIN between the 2nd of July, 2006. It was comprised of 6 tracks.

```

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, the LurceCity is a *[stc]*, designating it as a track pack containing 6 street circuit-based layouts.

LurceCity was Track of the Month for the month of July 2006, receiving 7 votes. It was PitbullFIN's second consecutive win, having won the previous month with the similarly named LurceHills.

## Contents

LurceCity contained the following tracks:

LurceCitySC1LurceCitySC2LurceCitySC3LurceCityUG1LurceCityUG2LurceCityUG3
## Release History

LurceCity was released on RaceSimCentral on the 2nd of July, 2006, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. 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
84-09

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 140

 ### Track Length

 843

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-09** is a track released by Sascha on the 24th of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the ninth of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 12 other tracks.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor and takes on a more traditional appearance compared to Sascha's more recent works by this point in time. 84-09 is largely featureless apart from a Bridge near the centre of the track.

## Release History

84-09, 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

```

 ### Author

 Xmilek

 ### Year released

 2003

 ### Status

 Archived

**200 TrackPack** is a track pack initially released by Xmilek on the 17th of July, 2003. It was a compilation of his first 200 self-titled tracks produced between August 2002 and June 2003.

```

## Description

With varying levels of quality between the earliest and latest examples, each of 200 TrackPack's 200 tracks are relatively simple and are not particularly large in size. Each of these tracks had previously been released individually or on websites such as the GeneRally Track Database, and were merely re-released for ease of collection.

## Contents

200 TrackPack contained the following tracks:

xmilekxmilek2xmilek3xmilek4xmilek5xmilek6xmilek7xmilek8xmilek9xmilek10xmilek11xmilek12xmilek13xmilek14
## Release History

200 TrackPack was released on Xmilek's personal website on the 17th of July, 2003. Years later, this website was domain parked and all files were lost.

### 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

Until March 2020, xmilek20 - 31, 39 - 41, 171, 174 - 178, 180, and 182 - 200 were all presumed missing. These tracks were rediscovered on an old capture of Xmilek's website and submitted to the GeneRally Database by AlexGRFan97.
CarloCars/206 WRC '03

```

## 206 WRC '03

 ### Author

 Carlo

 ### Car type

 Rally

 ### Year released

 2009

The **206 WRC '03** is the name of a car released as part of Carlo's **CarloCars** car pack in the *Peugeot\_206-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 206 WRC '03 is based on a real car; in this instance the 206 manufactured by Peugeot. In particular, the 206 WRC '03 is intended to replicate the car entered by Marlboro Peugeot Total in the 2003 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 206 WRC '03 was finalised and ready for release on the 29th of May, 2009, but would not be released for another month.
Default Tracks

```

 * Estio
* Ohful
* Plot
* Rahli
* Surkit

 ### Author

 TuomoH

 ### Year released

 2011

 ### Status

 Official

**Default Tracks** is a track pack initially released by TuomoH on the 18th of February, 2011, as part of v1.10 of GeneRally.

```

## Description

As part of the first new version of GeneRally for over 7 years, the Default Tracks track pack was designed to showcase the new track objects which had been created and how they might be used in future tracks created by the community. Although not listed as such, these tracks would technically classify as a *[roa]* *[ovl]* *[stc]* *[ral]* *[cir]*, designating them as part of a track pack containing road courses, ovals, street circuits, rally courses and circuits.

These tracks are the only official ones not created by the Räbinä Brothers, and were the first and only official tracks since Santafest, released for v1.05ce in December 2003.

## Contents

Default Tracks contained the following tracks:

EstioOhfulPlotRahliSurkit
## Release History

Due to the pack's bundling in with every version of GeneRally since v1.10, the tracks are not typically available on their own.
Achmalan

```

 * Achmalan
* AchmalanS

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

**Achmalan** is a track pack initially released by PitbullFIN on the 22nd of June, 2006. It was comprised of 2 tracks.

```

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, the Achmalan is a *[cir]*, designating it as a track pack containing 2 circuit tracks.

Achmalan was nominated for a ToM Award for the month of June 2006, where it placed joint-17th, having received 1 vote alongside 12 other tracks.

## Contents

Achmalan contained the following tracks:

AchmalanAchmalanS
## Release History

Achmalan was released on RaceSimCentral on the 22nd of June, 2006, and remained available until the website's demise in 2009. 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
GeneRally (Trackpack)/Kutford

```

## Kutford

 ### Author

 Jukka Räbinä

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 120

 ### Track Length

 309

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Kutford** 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 taking the form of a counter-clockwise oval. Kutford contains no banking, so navigating both turns requires full input from a driver. The minimal infield contains the oval's pit boxes, which are partially walled out on the back straight to prevent corner cutting.
Bralli 4-1

```

 ### Author

 Bragi

 ### Track type

 Stunt Track

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 157

 ### Track Length

 499

 ### Water Level

 55

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 -2

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Bralli 4-1** is a track released by Bragi on the 19th 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 Bragi's "Bralli" series (second chronologically), and would be followed by 17 other tracks.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit that appears to have been affected by an earthquake or other natural occurrence, as it is crudely split in two and separated by a large body of water, meaning racers need to build up speed in order to successfully jump between the two halves of Bralli 4-1. As is customary with Bragi's tracks, his name appears on the grass at the bottom-right of the playing area.

## Release History

Bralli 4-1, 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 4-1 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 - Archive.org

This template is a placeholder for the 2002 Track Database.
BayArea/BayArea B

```

## BayArea B

 ### Author

 PitbullFIN

 ### Track type

 Street Circuit

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 778

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 90

**BayArea B** 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 B's various objects, two Flat bridges carry racers between different sections of the course.
GeneRally (Trackpack)/Tusaye

```

## Tusaye

 ### Author

 Hannu Räbinä

 ### Track type

 Stunt Track

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Official

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 100

 ### Track Length

 415

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**Tusaye** 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 characterised by a large halfpipe-like ramp in the top-right corner of Tusaye immediately at the start of a lap, which can be used as a stunt jump before approaching the dirt section of the track. Tusaye then progresses through a gentle chicane before entering a grass section and returning to the main straight.
Dash Why/Pooly

```

## Pooly

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Micro Track

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 80

 ### Track Length

 181

 ### Water Level

 8

 ### View Angle

 52

 ### Rotation

 90

 ### Zoom

 92

**Pooly** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 28th of July, 2006, as part of his Dash Why track pack, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It is 1 of 5 tracks which comprise this pack.

```

## Description

The track is a micro-scale fictional circuit deemed by its author to resemble the Germany World Tour track in the default game, which in turn is inspired by the real-life AVUS circuit. A small pond in the middle of the circular portion of the track gives Pooly its name.
Ossian

```

 * l
* lr
* r
* rr

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Year released

 2005

 ### Status

 Restored

**Ossian** is a track pack initially released by Apopp on the 10th of August, 2005, and was officially restored by Longbow on the 6th of March, 2011. It was comprised of 4 variations.

```

## Description

As per the "track tags" rule implemented at the GeneRally International Forum, the Ossian is an *[ovl]* *[cir]*, designating it as a track pack containing oval and circuit tracks. The pack is comprised of a single track split into a circuit course and an oval, and travels in both clockwise and counter-clockwise directions. They were designed with the intent of using the original Formula or the 1974 Formula 1 car pack by Masa.

The track itself is dominated by an outer ring with 5 changes in angle, forming the oval if raced consecutively. The infield cuts through the centre of the track in an S-bend which can catch racers out near the top part of the course due to the sudden change in angle and elevation. The HMap for the oval section is very smooth, allowing cars to easily reach and maintain their top speed, making AI difficult to race against.

## Contents

Ossian contained the following tracks:

Ossian-lOssian-lrOssian-rOssian-rr
## Release History

Ossian was released on RaceSimCentral on the 10th of August, 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
84-11

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 850

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-11** is a track released by Sascha on the 26th of July, 2002, and was submitted to the original Track Database, which ran until the beginning of 2003 before shutting down. It is the eleventh of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 10 other tracks.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit clearly made entirely in the provided Track Editor, but features more advanced HMap editing than Sascha's previous works, and with more subdued kerb placement.

## Release History

84-11, 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.
84-14

```

 ### Author

 Sascha

 ### Track type

 Circuit

 ### Year released

 2002

 ### Status

 Archived

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 200

 ### Track Length

 970

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 60

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 N/A

**84-14** is a track released by Sascha 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 is the fourteenth of author Sascha's "84" series, and would be followed by 7 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 a lake near the centre of the track and various slight elevation changes are among this track's defining features.

## Release History

84-14, 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.
Aston Martin History Pack

```

 * DB2
* Int.
* DB9
* V8-2

 ### Author

 Jerac

 ### Year released

 2010

The **Aston Martin History Pack** is a car pack initially released by Jerac on the 23rd of May, 2010.

```

## Description

Intended to complement his earlier Ferrari and Lamborghini car packs released during the previous decade, the Aston Martin History Pack was left unfinished for almost 5 years and therefore never released. It was comprised of 11 total vehicles, of which 8 are unique models; the remaining three are alternate interpretations of cars already contained in the pack.

## Further Information

According to the last modified date of the .car file, the Aston Martin History Pack was last edited in November 2005. It was released along with the rest of Jerac's cars on the 23rd of May, 2010. The Aston Martin History Pack was included as part of an "all-in-one" finale pack, along with many other unreleased cars and car packs.

## Contents

The Aston Martin History Pack contained the following cars:

DB 2 '50DB 2／4 '53DB 4 GT '60DB 6 '65DB9Int. '27V8VirageDB6bDB6cV8-2

## Download Links

Direct Download Link - GeneRally International Forum

Direct Download Link - Archive.org

Direct Download Link - GeneRally Database
Ford Mondeo RallyCross pack/Valvoline Rac

```

 ### 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 **Valvoline Rac** 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 Valvoline Rac is based on a real car; in this instance the Ford Mondeo manufactured by Ford. Its name is presumably short for "Valvoline Racing", but due to GeneRally's hardcoded 13 character limit for car names, cannot be written in full. 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.
Blufftown/Blufftown-S

```

## Blufftown-S

 ### Author

 Apopp

 ### Track type

 Oval

 ### Year released

 2006

 ### Status

 Restored

## Track Info

 ### World Size

 140

 ### Track Length

 305

 ### Water Level

 50

 ### View Angle

 50

 ### Rotation

 0

 ### Zoom

 80

**Blufftown-S** is a track initially released by Apopp on the 14th of June, 2006, as part of his Blufftown 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.

```

## Description

The track is a fictional circuit set in a small town, and takes the form of a largely flat oval with subtle dithering. It was designed with the original Yankee in mind, and is not intended to be difficult. This variation of Blufftown contains 3 Pit Crews situated on Safe-pits.