Fifth rallycross track from the DBY workshop.

Fourth rallycross track. It has got a huge jump of course.

Third rallycross track. It is a tribute to a small track close to where I grew up. I watched a lot of races there when I was younger, back then it was a combined motocross/rallycross track. The TS version is based on a few newer photos, satellite photo and my memories.

Second rallycross track.

Experimental track that was created using Google Maps. It might be hard to see in this picture, but there are large white arrows on the road, leading the way around the circuit, through Brandenburger Tor and around The Reichstag building in Berlin.

You'll also need some cars that are small enough, here's a GoogleMaps car pack:
DbyGoogle-Cars_pack1.zip
...only three cars so far.

This rallycross track feature three new tile sets, which makes the zip pretty big. The new rallycross tiles are made with default cars or similar in mind. AntiSlider is not very fun on gravel though. If you set ForceDamage to 1, the bumps, pot holes, loose rocks and inner curb will damage your car slightly - just don't stop on top of them because the damage implementation is still quite basic in TS.

The third track in the Illegal Street Racing series features a huge roundabout, and racing on narrow paths between club houses and football fields. Please do try it out with my new cars, still in beta testing, which can be found here.

Another round of mayhem in the narrow streets of sleepy suburbia. There are several optional routes, each with it's particular advantage. Which is the fastest might depend on what car you are driving or your skill level, since some routes are a bit more hazardous.

It might be a bit confusing to find your way at first, but the orange "traffic cones" should give you a good hint. Some very very fast straights and some really narrow suburbian streets demands a skilled driver. And as a bonus, there's a hidden stunt-shortcut with only some subtile clues on where you should drive for that extra coolness... and that's all you get, I doubt anyone manages to drive the shortcut faster than the regular route. But I guess it could be useful if you've got a traffic jam in front of you.