This is alongside further tyre model tweaks, with a change in peak slip angle, contact patch calculation and ‘refactored’ surface recognition. Camber dynamics are now claimed to “scale grip based on load and angle sensitivity,” too. Two new stages Following the unveiling of Elatia earlier this week for the new Greece location, a laser-scanned Loutraki will join the roster. In total, the two full stages will be available in 12 layouts. Several other changes and fixes will be part of the update, with the full changelog below. A release date is not yet confirmed. “In the medium term, we will soon be able to reintroduce tyre and brake thermal dynamics, tyre wear, and more advanced suspension setups for rough surfaces,” said a spokesperson for developer Supernova. “In the long term, thanks in part to a renewed collaboration with MegaRide, a highly specialised Italian company focused on advanced vehicle dynamics, tyre simulation software, and tyre testing, we will be able to further develop the tyre model and vehicle dynamics.” Assetto Corsa Rally version 0.5 patch notes New Content – New Location: Rally Greece Features 2 brand-new, unique Special Stages with 12 total layout variants. Includes 22 km of high-fidelity, laser-scanned roads spanning 509 meters of elevation change. – Added dedicated “Rally Weekend” presets tailored specifically for Greece. – New Multiplayer Online Mode featuring both official and user-generated custom lobbies. – Core Physics Overhaul: Deployed a major physics update for all vehicles and terrains, highlighted by the introduction of the gravel bulldozing effect. – Assetto Corsa Rally Events: Added 2 new event groups featuring 24 fresh events to explore the new locations. Added 8 new snow-condition events for the Alsace and Wales regions. – New official partners added to the drivers’ profile sections. Cars – Cockpit Dynamics: Added realistic vibrations to interior