Utah

Master the BF Goodrich Kane Springs and Black Label Utah Trailblazer events in Dirt Rally 2.0. Learn tips for speed, avoiding cliffs, and earning big rewards.

Alright, let's dive into the Utah stages in Dirt Rally 2.0! These aren't your typical rally stages; they're more like point-to-point races called Trailblazers. Think of it as a high-speed dash where precision is key, especially with those massive drops right off the track.

We've got two main events here: the BF Goodrich Kane Springs Trailblazer and the Black Label Utah Trailblazer. Both are 5.4 miles long, but they offer slightly different challenges and payouts.

BF Goodrich Kane Springs Trailblazer

This one features the Hurrah Pass track. The cool thing about this race is that the first sector is super forgiving, with hardly any sharp turns. This makes it the perfect spot to try and snag the 'Terminated' Trophy or Achievement. Here's the trick: grab a car with a high 'Speed' rating – the BMW Z4 is a solid choice. Just before the first right-hand turn, you'll see a lone rock sitting off the track. Your goal is to hit that rock at over 140 mph. Don't worry if you wipe out; one of the Pros will likely comment, and you can just use a Flashback to rewind and try again.

Warning: If you crash out here, you'll have to use a Flashback or restart the whole event.

As you get past the halfway point in Sector 2 and onwards, things get hairy. The track hugs cliffs, and one tiny mistake can send you plummeting. Seriously, be super careful not to lose control. If you do, your only options are a Flashback or a full restart. Keep an eye out for your opponents too – it's pretty common for them to go over the edge and take themselves out of the race.

Payouts:

• Easy: $73,125
• Casual: $78,000
• Serious: $82,875
• Savage: $87,750
• Extreme: $92,625
• Hardcore: $97,500

XP: 9,000

Black Label Utah Trailblazer

Next up is the Black Label Utah Trailblazer, which uses the Kane Creek track. This course is basically the Hurrah Pass run in reverse. That means those nasty cliffs you had to watch out for later in the first race are now right at the beginning. You'll need to be extra cautious on your approach.

Just like the other event, don't be shocked if you see other drivers bite the dust by crashing out. It happens!

Payouts:

• Easy: $67,500
• Casual: $72,000
• Serious: $76,500
• Savage: $81,000
• Extreme: $85,500
• Hardcore: $90,000

XP: 9,000

Vehicles Allowed: Pontiac Solstice GXP or Mitsubishi Eclipse GT