10. Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ[www.racedepartment.com]



The original TZ was developed together with Autodelta. It featured a 1,570cc twin cam engine and other mechanical components shared with the Alfa Romeo Giulia. It carried a 105 series chassis number, but was a purpose built sports racing car, with a tubular spaceframe chassis, light all-aluminium bodywork, disc brakes and independent suspension. The result was a lightweight coupé of only 660 kilograms (1,452 lb) and top speed of 134 miles per hour (216 km/h). This model is based on a 1965 version of the car, and is great to race against over vintage sportcars like the Ferrari 250 GTO.

Test Run

9. Caterham Academy 2017[www.racedepartment.com]



The Caterham Academy is a motor-racing championship exclusively open to novices, as their first foray into motorsport. They have a 125bhp Ford Sigma engine with 5 speed gearbox. The cars are extremely fun to drive as they are incredibly light and nimble. The car tends to oversteer a lot, making it fun have the car sideways through many corners. You can also smash the kerbs in these cars as the suspension is extremely soft. This mod does the cars justice and results in close, fun racing.

Test Run

8. BMW E36 V8 JUDD[www.racedepartment.com]



So someone decided it would be a good idea to through a Formula 1 engine in a BMW E36. What a brilliant idea it was! This car is absolutely insane to drive. The shear speed and grip of this car is outstanding, and backed up by the V8 howl of the JUDD Formula 1 engine gives you a rush a adrenaline while driving. The car is best to drive up hill climb courses, or tarmac rally stages like I have done in the test run.

Test Run

7. Nissan Primera P11 BTCC[www.racedepartment.com]



In the 1990s the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) far outgrew it status as a national racing series with its spectacular races reaching massive audiences around the globe. The 'Super Touring' two-litre regulations made the BTCC a very attractive prospect for many of the major manufacturers, who could race their top selling four-door models against their direct competitors. Vauxhall, Audi, BMW, Renault, Honda, Volvo and Peugeot were but a few of the manufacturers that lined up for BTCC races.

Test Run

6. Williams FW26[www.racedepartment.com]



The Williams FW26 was a car designed and built by Williams F1 for the 2004 Formula One season. The team finished in 4th place in the constructors championship at the end of the season, dissappointed with the car only winning the final race of the season. The cars were disqualified from second and fifth-place finishes in Canada for running brakes that infringed the technical regulations, and Schumacher suffered a heavy crash at Indianapolis, sidelining him for three months. His replacements, Marc Gené and Antônio Pizzonia could do little with the car and it was left to Montoya to defend Williams's honour.

Test Run

5. Ford Transit[www.racedepartment.com]



Hefty box. Has everything it should, so 4x LODs, dirt/damage, interior/exterior lights, proper animations (with a few extras), the full shebang. Its still a van mind you, so don’t get your hopes up. As for ‘that’ Nordschleife time, don’t expect to beat it straight away. Remember this is the ‘pre-modified’ version; which means no weight or drag reduction, no slipstream to follow, and no pro-driver pedalling it. So you should be aiming for the 10:23, not the 10:08. Maybe a little faster as we don’t have plebs in Porsche’s to navigate passed. The quality of this mod is absolutely outstanding and even if you find slow cars dull you will still appreciate the effort that has gone into this.

Test Run

4. Jordan 191[www.racedepartment.com]



The Jordan 191 was a Formula One car designed by Gary Anderson for use by Jordan Grand Prix in its debut season in 1991. Its best finish was in Canada and Mexico, where Andrea de Cesaris drove it to fourth place at both races. The car/livery however, is most famous for the debut of the 7 time world champion Michael Schumacher at the 1991 Belgian GP. The German's luck however would run dry just after Eau Rouge when his clutch failed. This car is very difficult to drive, and challenging to master.

Test Run

3. Renault RS.01[www.racedepartment.com]



The Renault Sport R.S. 01 is a racing car manufactured by Renault Sport. The R.S. 01 was originally used to compete in Renault Sport Trophy, Renault's one-make racing series, but was expanded to GT3. The R.S. 01 is the most powerful one-make racer built by Renault. The R.S. 01 has a 3.8-liter VR38DETT twin-turbocharged 24-valve V6 engine sourced from the Nissan GT-R.

Test Run

2. Williams FW31[www.racedepartment.com]



The Williams FW31 is a Formula One motor racing car, designed and built by WilliamsF1. It was a mid-field runner, in contention for points on many occasions when driven by Rosberg, but rarely contending for podiums. They finished 7th in the constructors standings with this car, mainly due to Nakajima not performing.

Test Run

1. McLaren-Honda MP4/4[www.racedepartment.com]



Driven by the Frenchman Alain Prost "The Professor" and the Brazilian legend Ayrton Senna, the MP4/4 won 15 of the 16 races that season. Ayrton Senna won his first of three world championship with this amazing car. This car is one of the most dominant in Formula One history. There are also 4 chassis upgrades in this mod with all the different versions of the car that were used during the 1988 season.

Test Run

10. Donnington Park 1938[www.racedepartment.com]



This track is a brilliant attempt at recreating the classic Donnington Park Grand Prix Circuit from the 1930s. I've placed the track at number 10 on the list due to the fact that there are currently no cars from the 1930s and 1940s that you can race on this track.

Onboard Lap

9. Borgloh Hillclimb[www.racedepartment.com]



This is a short hillclimb course that is fun in almost every car in the game. The course starts with a flat out straight through the tree line which leads into a left hander that gradually tightens, making it hard to find the right braking point. Around the middle of the course there is a long right hander that is hard to find the correct balance of speed/understeer. Along with the incredibly thin track surface and the amount of trackside objects you could collide with makes this short track extremely challenging to master.

Onboard Climb

8. Aspertsham[www.racedepartment.com]



Aspertsham isn't exactly a race track, or a hillclimb for that matter. It is just a few public roads in the countryside of Bavaria. The 'track' is made with great attention to detail and is a joy to drive around. It is great for testing out road cars and funny blasting some race cars around the thin roads too.

Onboard Lap

7. Croft Circuit[www.racedepartment.com]



Croft is a circuit located near Dalton-on-Tees in North Yorkshire, England. It is most famous for hosting the BTCC every year. The circuit is just over 2 miles (3 km) long and is based on the lands of an airfield, but has long since moved on from being a basic airfield circuit. The circuit has lots of fast turns that are great fun to just chuck a car into fully sideways. The track then winds down to a really tight final hairpin corner. This is a massive contrast to the full speed sweepers but it really works well.

Onboard Lap

6. Bridgehampton Race Circuit[www.racedepartment.com]



Built in 1957 the Bridgehampton Race Circuit was located in the heart of the Hamptons on Long Island NY. It was in operation until 1997 when ever growing public displeasure with the track caused it to be converted to a golf course. This track is modeled after the later years around the late 80's and early 90's when wild grass was everywhere and the trees were tall.

Onboard Lap

5. Goodwood [www.racedepartment.com]



This track comes in halfway down my list. Goodwood is an insanely fast track with almost every corner challenging you and the car to the limit. The quality of this version in very good, and great fun to drive around. The download also comes with a wet version of the track which is unique as AC doesn't have wet weather. It is also fun to host your own Goodwood Revival or Members Meeting as well.

Onboard Lap

4. Longford 1967[www.racedepartment.com]



This track is a conversion. Usually conversions are never up to the standard of the game they are converted for. But this track really shines above the rest. I quality of the scenary, terrain, track detail and track side objects are really good. The track is great fun to drive in classic endurance cars from the 60s and 70s. The AI however aren't optimised for AC which can be annoying, but there are mods you can download that improve them slightly. Due to this reason, the track comes in at number 4.

Onboard Lap

3. Feldbergring[www.racedepartment.com]



The Feldbergring circuit was used from 1950-1954. It was 11.6km long and held on public roads, with a height differential of 280m. It was used for the German Motorcycle Championship, as well as single-seater sports cars. This track is most suited to vintage cars, but it can also be great fun with more modern cars too. The circuit boasts 40,125 trees, 28 different plant types, and ambient shadows added to most track-side objects, making the quality of the circuit absolutely outstanding. The track is very long but has a great flow to it, over the undulating German countryside.

Onboard Lap

2. Glava Zete[www.racedepartment.com]



Glava Zete is a hillclimb based in Bogetici, Montenegro. The climb is 4.31 miles (6.95km) long, with fast turns, blind turns and slow hairpins. It is a real challenge to master as there are so many misleading turns. Once mastered, the climb is a joy to drive in every car as you are able to do everything you want. You can go flat out in a down a long straight halfway up the hill, you can drift around the hairpins and test out the handling through the medium speed turns inbetween. It is a true car tester.

Onboard Climb

1. Thomson Road Grand Prix Circuit[www.racedepartment.com]



Thomson Road is a street circuit, half of it a twisty old road through the jungle, and the other half a newer, straighter section. It was used between 1961 and 1973, when it was cancelled due to financial and safety issues. It was badged as the Orient Year Grand Prix, the Malaysian Grand Prix and finally the Singapore Grand Prix once Singapore gained its independence. It measured just over 3 miles in length, or 4.865km, and featured sections such as The Murder Mile (the main straight which had a hump halfway along its length which caused the cars to take off at high speed), The Snakes (a series of twists and turns as the track climbed up through the jungle) and Devil's Bend (the most dangerous corner on the circuit). Seven lives were lost in the circuit's 11 year history. There were no run-off areas, and most of the fast bends were surrounded by trees. This mod is absolutely outstanding, and you will love the track as soon as you drive it. Made by the same modder that made the Feldbergring circuit that was number 3 on my list. I can't wait to see what this guy will produce next!

Onboard Lap

McLaren MP4/22[www.racedepartment.com]



Honda Racing Lawn Mower[www.racedepartment.com]



Ferrari Concept[www.racedepartment.com]



Lotus Tiga Esprit[www.racedepartment.com]



Williams FW37[www.racedepartment.com]



Lancia Delta S4 Hillclimb[www.racedepartment.com]



Oreca FLM09 + More![www.racedepartment.com]



Ferrari 643 + More![www.asrformula.com]



Lola T70 MkII Spyder[www.racedepartment.com]



Morgan 3 Wheeler[assettocorsa.club]



Ferarri F2007[www.racedepartment.com]



Lego Hot Rod[www.racedepartment.com]

Content Manager[assettocorsa.club]
You need something to manage all these mods right? Well this is it... AND SO MUCH MORE! Check out the website in the title above to discover all the cool things you can do with content manager. You will never launch AC the same again...




Sol[www.racedepartment.com]
This mod just speaks for itself. Want me make AC look absolutely stunning? This is the mod for you, check it out.



Good And Bad Weather[www.racedepartment.com]
Introducing new weather to your Assetto Corsa, this is sure to add to your experience



FFBclip[www.racedepartment.com]
AC not feeling right through the wheel? FFBclip is an app that allows you to adjust the FFB to your desire. From the author - "It is a small app that will show you your current FFB level and any clipping you may experience, and it will also suggest and set a gain to use in the game to minimize clipping and maximize forces generated from your force feedback device".