Here are the best setups for all stages in Assetto Corsa Rally (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming ||Supernova Games Studios)
Assetto Corsa Rally features an array of unique stages set across gravel and tarmac roads, offering players a wide range of challenges in every turn. While the generic setup is great for reaching the finish line, a custom build ensures you can face the difficulties of these tracks head-on.
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Here are the best setups for all stages in Assetto Corsa Rally.
Best setup for Hafren North (Wales) in Assetto Corsa Rally
Here's the best setup for Hafren North (Wales)(Image via Sportskeeda Gaming ||Supernova Games Studios)
Hafren North is the first stage in Wales in Assetto Corsa Rally. It is a 100% gravel stage that features six unique variants. The high elevation and long mid-speed corners require a setup that reduces wheelspin while offering the required speed and acceleration.
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Here's the optimal setup for Hafren North (Wales):
Category
Recommended Setup
Result
Gearbox
Longer ratios (>1)
Reduces wheelspin on loose surfaces and helps with stability downhill.
Suspension
Softer front & rear (60–70% stiffness)
The softer stiffness allows for better bump absorption and traction on uneven gravel.
Dampers
Softer compression, moderate rebound
Allows suspension travel while keeping stability during jumps, especially in the second and fourth variants
Axles
Slightly increased front stiffness
Improves turn-in on loose terrain without causing major oversteer.
Differentials
Front: Medium / Rear: Soft / Center: Medium-low
Reduces understeer and offers better traction on exit.
Wheels
Gravel tires (soft compound)
Maximum grip on loose gravel without sacrificing speed
Brakes
Bias 55% front
Balanced for downhill braking and mid-corner stability.
Electronics
Low traction control, medium ABS
Keeps wheelspin manageable without killing pace.
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Best setup for Hafren South (Wales) in Assetto Corsa Rally
Here's the best setup for Hafren South (Wales) (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming ||Supernova Games Studios)
Hafren South is the second stage in Wales in Assetto Corsa Rally. Just like its Northern counterpart, it is a 100% gravel stage that features four unique variants. The tight mountain bends and mixed gradients require a setup that focuses on traction while maintaining precision and control.
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Here's the optimal setup for Hafren South (Wales):
Category
Recommended Setup
Result
Gearbox
Shorter ratios
Quick acceleration out of hairpins and uphill turns while maintaining traction
Suspension
Softer rear, moderate front (65% front / 55% rear stiffness)
Improves rotation into tight bends while retaining speed
Dampers
Soft compression, quicker rebound
Maintains contact with the ground over rough terrain and offers more traction
Axles
Slightly stiffer rear axle
Increases responsiveness in corner entry.
Differentials
Front: Medium-low / Rear: Medium-high / Center: Medium
Balances grip and rotation for technical sections and sharp hairpin bends
Wheels
Gravel (soft)
Shorter stage allows for prioritizing maximum bite.
Brakes
Bias 53% front
Increased rear bias helps with tight turn-in alongside the suspension changes
Electronics
Traction control: Medium / ABS: Low
Allows for easy controlled slide around tight bends.
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Best setup for Vallée De Munster (Alsace) in Assetto Corsa Rally
Here's the best setup for Vallée De Munster (Alsace) (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming ||Supernova Games Studios)
Vallée De Munster is the first stage in Alsace and is a 100% tarmac stage that features six unique variants. The Mountainous tarmac and high-speed sweepers make it a challenging stage to navigate.
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Here's the optimal setup for Vallée De Munster (Alsace):
Category
Recommended Setup
Result
Gearbox
Balanced ratios (slightly long with >1)
Keeps speed smooth through fast tarmac corners while ensuring optimal shifting
Suspension
Stiff (80–90%)
Flat and stable handling for high-speed grip, especially at hairpins
Dampers
Tight compression and rebound
Keeps chassis planted during heavy load changes.
Axles
Balanced stiffness front/rear
Avoids mid-corner instability at high speed and in straights
Differentials
Front: Medium-high / Rear: Medium / Center: Medium-high
Offers consistent traction with a limited slip.
Wheels
Tarmac (medium compound)
Handles long stage wear and temperature variation with ease, making it great for multi-stage setups as well
Brakes
Bias 58% front
Suited for downhill braking zones.
Electronics
Traction control: Medium / ABS: High
Smooth and consistent grip across various sections of the stage
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Best setup for Saverne (Alsace) in Assetto Corsa Rally
Here's the best setup for Saverne (Alsace) (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming ||Supernova Games Studios)
Saverne is the other stage in Alsace, and is a 100% tarmac stage that features four unique variants. The shorter length paired with the fast-slow corner mix makes it a track that demands precision over speed.
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Here's the optimal setup for Saverne (Alsace):
Category
Recommended Setup
Reason
Gearbox
Shorter ratios (1)
Maximizes acceleration in tight technical turns due to increased torque
Suspension
Stiff front, slightly softer rear (85% / 70%)
Improves front-end bite while maintaining agility in high-speed corners
Dampers
Firm compression and quick rebound
Keeps the car composed through hairpins and hard braking zones.
Axles
Increased front stiffness
Assists sharper turn-in for tight road width.
Differentials
Front: High / Rear: Medium / Center: Medium
Improves braking stability and corner exit traction across all sections of the stage
Wheels
Tarmac (soft compound)
Ideal for short runs and quick temperature warm-up for this stage
Brakes
Bias 60% front
High control for short braking distances.
Electronics
Traction control: High / ABS: High
Offers seamless consistency on short tarmac bursts and urban areas of the stage
Aero
High downforce (80–85%)
Improves grip and control through short technical sectors, especially around the houses