This Month's Most Downloaded Assetto Corsa tracks

Wada Downhill brings a piece of old-school Japanese street drifting to Assetto Corsa, recreating a section of Yamanashi Prefectural Road 104 outside Kofu, Japan. The mountain road winds above the city with scenic overlooks, changing elevation, and the kind of narrow pavement that makes a proper touge run feel alive.

The real road was reportedly a gathering spot for street drifters during the early ’90s, giving this stretch of mountain asphalt some genuine period character. Nihon Drift Project’s version focuses on an 800-meter downhill section, with road widths ranging from roughly 6 to 12 meters and 16 pit boxes for running with friends. 

Built by Nihon Drift Project, with modeling by Minto and testing by Menifuro, Tsukiyori, Moonshina, and Emfini. Whether you’re chasing early-’90s street style or just want a short, technical Japanese downhill to throw cars at, Wada is worth adding to the rotation.

Ebisu DriftLand brings one of Ebisu Circuit’s dedicated drift areas to Assetto Corsa. Located in Fukushima, Japan, this version was created by perma and features 76 pit boxes, giving you plenty of room for large online sessions, tandems, and grassroots-style drifting. Version 1.1 keeps the focus on the compact, technical layout and unmistakable Ebisu atmosphere that has made DriftLand such a recognizable part of Japan’s drift scene.

Sekia Hills was one of the most iconic circuits of Japan’s early-2000s drift scene, known for its technical layout, strong community and unmistakable atmosphere. The DEC facility, pro shop and surrounding grounds helped make it more than just another track, and footage from Video Option and early YouTube uploads introduced an entire generation of drivers to the style and culture surrounding Japanese drifting. The original circuit closed in 2012 and the property was later converted into a solar farm.

This Assetto Corsa recreation was built to preserve that history, using LiDAR data along with additional photos and footage supplied by people familiar with the original facility. The map recreates the circuit along with the DEC mall, pro shop, pit area, kart track and hotel overlooking the property. It also includes Grass FX, Rain FX, CSP features, Skidmark FX and Lighting FX, bringing one of Japan’s most memorable drift venues back to life in the sim.

B-Track – Parking is a compact drift track located in Razdeina, Bulgaria, built around lower to mid-power cars and close driving with friends. The layout is best suited for drift cars up to around 500 HP, with enough room for tandems, larger trains, and casual sessions without needing huge power to keep things moving.

The track includes 25 pit boxes, night lighting, FX Rain support, replay cameras, and a flowing parking-style layout that works especially well for grassroots-style cars and relaxed multiplayer sessions. It is simple, open, and focused on giving drivers plenty of opportunities to stay close and keep runs going.

If you prefer tracks that reward clean lines, close proximity, and lower-power setups, B-Track is an easy one to keep in rotation.

Nijūsei Touge is an 8.0-kilometer mountain course built with multiple styles of driving in mind. The 1.0 release includes six layouts: Freeroam, Freeroam with Alternative Pits, Drift, Drift Short, Race, and Race Reverse, with configurations supporting between 16 and 32 pit spaces.

The track features custom buildings, models, and textures throughout the environment, along with Grass FX, Rain FX, tunnel lighting, water shaders, replay cameras, and AI lines for Neck FX. Whether you are exploring the full mountain route, running dedicated drift sessions, or competing through the race layouts, each configuration offers a different way to experience the course.

Custom Shaders Patch 0.2.11 or newer is required, with CSP 0.2.3 Preview 1 or newer recommended. Pure and the Natural Mod Filter are also recommended for the intended visual experience. Please note that Rain FX currently causes the road surface inside the tunnel to become wet. A smooth transition between the wet road and the covered tunnel sections has not yet been found. After a long development process, Nijūsei Touge has officially reached its 1.0 release. Thank you to everyone who followed the project, supported its development, and patiently waited for the finished course.

Drift Masters Poland PGE Narodowy 2025 V2 brings the Virtual Drift Masters finale to one of Europe’s biggest stadium settings. Set inside PGE Narodowy in Warsaw, Poland, this layout turns the stadium into a high-pressure drift arena where every mistake matters.

This track is part of the Virtual Drift Masters series, the virtual version of the real Red Bull Drift Masters championship. The layout features a 450 m clockwise course, 40 pit boxes, and a stadium-style setup surrounded by barriers for a true finale atmosphere. It is a perfect choice for championship battles, tandem practice, and server events with a big-stage feel.

Created by Metapro.

This rare piece of Drift Era history comes straight out of Kanagawa Prefecture. The road features a unique concrete surface with a distinct patterned texture that gives the driving feel its own character.

Originally created as one of the team’s first Assetto Corsa projects, this fantasy drift circuit was built for the owner of Kemuri Style and is now being released publicly from the archives. The track features multiple layouts, with wider sections that make it approachable for newer drivers while still mixing in technical areas for tandem runs and more experienced drivers looking to push the limits. Outside the main circuit, you’ll also find a backroad/touge-style section when you want a change of pace from the main layouts.

The track includes 20 pit boxes along with Rain FX, Grass FX, Skidmark FX and Lighting FX support. While further updates may come later, the current version is being released for the community to enjoy rather than sitting unused in the archives.

Converted from GTA San Andreas by FreeZiic, originally created by @ZZPuma, this underground drift map offers a gritty, night-time atmosphere with three layout variations to suit your style:

Full – Includes barriers, parked cars, drift cars, and public traffic for a fully immersive environment.

Clean – Same layout with drift and civilian cars removed for a cleaner run.

Empty – Open layout with minimal obstacles, perfect for creating your own drift lines.

💡 Recommended to run at night for the best experience.
⚠️ If you experience low FPS, delete the extension folder to boost performance.

The ESDA Autosport Summer Major 2026 layout brings another competition-focused course built for close tandem drifting and structured battle runs. Designed around the ESDA competition format, the layout is set up for drivers looking to practice qualifying lines, chase proximity, and door-to-door tandem runs in a proper comp environment. The track runs clockwise and includes 50 pit boxes, making it well suited for large online sessions, practice servers, and organized events. Whether you're dialing in a competition setup or running battles with friends, this is another solid ESDA layout to add to your rotation.