Assetto Corsa Competizione 24H Nürburgring Pack: Everything You Need To Know

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Image: Kunos Simulazioni
The day is finally here, the Assetto Corsa Competizione 24H Nürburgring Pack is out now and here is everything you need to know before buying.

Ever since the game's launch, the rumours have been incessant. "Will the Nordschleife come to ACC?" is one of the most frequent questions in sim racing in the past few years. But when the SRO Motorsports Group announced that the 24-hour race would form part of the Intercontinental GT Championship, rumours became pleads.

Finally, in November of last year, Kunos Simulazioni confirmed the upcoming arrival of the full Nürburgring loop to Assetto Corsa Competizione.


The 24H Nürburgring Pack releases today, 1 April, and with it, players will be flocking to the Steam Store. But before you spend your hard-earned cash, here is everything you need to know about the pack, functionality and all.

ACC 24H Nürburgring Pack Content​

Since the DLC pack's announcement, fans of the game have speculated on additional content that could feature alongside the main act. From varying layouts of the track used in the VLN series to fan-favourite cars like the Opel Manta "fox tail" and recent Dacia Logan, player speculation has been rife.


However, unfortunately, the DLC pack only comes with one additional track layout, the official track for the 24 hours of the Nürburgring. This includes the GP loop previously part of the simulator, connecting to the Nordschleife, whilst passing through the tight chicane to open the lap.

How Much Does The 24H Nurburgring Pack Cost?​

The 24H Nürburgring Pack for Assetto Corsa Competizione costs €12.99 / $12.99 / £9.99.

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It is time to race GT3 cars on the Nordschleife. Image credit: Kunos Simulazioni

Nordschleife in ACC Features​

For that price, players get access to a seemingly very up-to-date scan of the 25.3km track. Whilst not featuring the recently raised kerb at the top of the hill after the fuchsröhre, we do believe the scan to be as recent as the 2023 season.

Whilst perhaps not getting a full scan, it does also appear that the GP loop is up-to-date visually. New sponsorship billboards are correct to the 24-hour event alongside refreshed kerbs around the Veedol Schikane.

How many sectors for the Nürburgring in ACC?​

In real life, that 25.3km circuit is broken into 17 main timing sectors, given the length of the track. In Assetto Corsa Competizione however, this will be just three seemingly very long sectors, like every track in the game.

Nürburgring-Nordschleife in Assetto Corsa Competizione grid size​

Fans of large grid races, both online and offline will be happy. The Assetto Corsa Competizione recreation of the Nürburgring sees a whopping 110 grid slots available for online racing. That number drops to a still commendable 50 for offline AI racing.

Can I cut the Nordschleife in practice and quali?​

During real world events on the combined Nürburgring-Nordschleife, racers can cut through the pit lane to skip the long track. This allows them to sooner start setting competitive times.

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What is the first car you will take to the Nordschleife? Image credit: Kunos Simulazioni

This is also possible in the Assetto Corsa Competizione rendition of the circuit. Instead of turning left after the Veedol Schikane, simply bare right and slalom round the hairpin. From there, you can quickly set fast laps in either practice or qualifying. Better yet, the AI will also use the shortcut, so be careful when joining the start-finish straight.

Updated Physics​

Much like the majority of ACC content drops, this latest DLC pack will come with an update to the overall title. According to release notes, the GT3-specialist simulator gets adjustments to damper and suspension geometry handling with the new version. Hopefully, this should help the cars tackle the infamously bumpy Nordschleife circuit.

Assetto Corsa Competizione Version 1.10 Changelog​

General​

  • Added Nürburgring Nordschleife as DLC content
  • Added Alpine Esports liveries for 2024

Gameplay/UI​

  • Implemented joker lap logic for the Nordschleife for the AI.
  • Tweaked the scheduling of how AI cars leave the pitlane in Multiclass race weekend sessions.
  • AI race strategy now takes into account individual AI skill, potentially fixing issues with the AI missing mandatory stops.
  • Improved AI blue flag rules in multiclass racing, especially with faster cars unlapping themselves.
  • Fixed an error with DLC dependencies in various Championship seasons.
  • Removed overpowered presentation entries from AI opponents in GT2 season.

Physics​

  • Improved damper simulation.
  • Global tweaks to GT2 BOP.
  • Tweaks to the Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo and Lamborghini Huracán Supertrofeo EVO2 to match their pace with GT2 class.
Will you be picking up the 24H Nürburgring Pack for Assetto Corsa Competizione? What is the first thing you'll do with the new track?
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Definitely go give it a try one day :) but why it’s called a pack when there is only a track?
B/c like many words in English "pack" has multiple definitions & a pack can refer to an item that carries things, even individual ones. E.g. a backpack, or in this specific case, a track pack of which it only carries one track.

If you pack only one item in a pack, you're packing a pack and can also be referred to a packer even though you're just one person packing one item into one pack.
 
Definitely go give it a try one day :) but why it’s called a pack when there is only a track?
same here, I had somehow understood they were going to release some of the 2024 GTWC liveries with this track, seems like: nope. Here's hoping for a 2024 season pack DLC with the new cars (Aston and Mustang come to mind) and plenty new liveries. If they keep on doing an E-Sports event parallel to the real lifr GT3 events, this should be in the making. IF.
 
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B/c like many words in English "pack" has multiple definitions & a pack can refer to an item that carries things, even individual ones. E.g. a backpack, or in this specific case, a track pack of which it only carries one track.

If you pack only one item in a pack, you're packing a pack and can also be referred to a packer even though you're just one person packing one item into one pack.


In this case it doesn’t refer to a “item” that has to carries things. It’s a digital pack which isn’t a pack when there is only one item, multiple items would make a pack only. Same goes for a pack off cigarettes, a pack of beer, a pack of wolves, a pack of cards etc. they all aren’t a pack when there is only one item. Then it’s just a cigarette, a beer, a wolf, a card or a track. :)
 
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Was hoping they'd at least give a commitment to add some of the liveries from this year's race, would love to see the Falken Porsches (although they might not count as an IGTC entry).

Anyway, like all other ACC content, it can sit in my basket until I can curate my own field of AI opponents for offline racing.
 
110 grid slots for online...

That's endurance racing...! Kudos to Kunos for taking the time on the important things...
 
ill wait for AC2, i prefer the Hell in its proper layout options, and no doubt that will be in AC2. Pass for me.
 
Now that everyone should be happy, even the people who were screaming for the last 5 years "When Nords?", now Kunos can again focus on ACE. Looking forward to a summer early access.
 
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It's a large number of digital files compressed into a pack for downloading,
and when unpacked updates your game with new content and features.
The term pack has become synonymous with DLC files in this digital era.
Regardless of the # of items in the pack.
Please name some dlc packs in the steam store (doesn’t matter which game) where only 1 item is included and it’s called a pack.
 

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