Test Track Airfield

Conquer the confusing Test Track Airfield in Forza Horizon 3! Get the best lines, master the hangers, and dominate the drag strips with our expert guide.

Alright, so you've stumbled upon the Test Track Airfield in Forza Horizon 3. It's a bit of a maze, honestly, with a main circuit that's 0.62 miles long and packed with tunnels, tricky turns, and split paths. Plus, there are a bunch of drag strips and open areas for just messing around. Let's break down how to not get lost and actually win some races here.

Walkthrough: Airfield Circuit Strategy

1. You'll start by hitting the gas and then immediately taking two super tight turns back-to-back. The first one is a bit wider, so you can hug the middle to outside. The second one narrows up, and the track splits – you've got two options here, but they both meet up again.
2. Next, you'll need to enter a hanger. This is where things get dicey at high speeds. Aim carefully for one of the two small doors. It's easy to miss, so take your time.
3. Once inside, you can pretty much go straight through the first hanger and into another. Keep this momentum going.
4. After the last hanger, brace yourself for a sharp right turn. Nail this, then accelerate down the following straightaway.
5. You'll come up on one final right turn, very similar to the first one. Brake into it, drift outward to keep your speed up, and then floor it to the finish line.

Other Airfield Areas:

Beyond the main circuit, the Test Track Airfield is also home to several other areas:

• Airfield Terminal: Think of this as a big parking lot. It's perfect for practicing your car's maneuverability and general turning skills without the pressure of laps.
• Airfield Hangers: Similar to the Terminal, this is an open playground around the hangers. No laps here, just pure driving freedom to test out any car you like.
• Airfield Two Car Quarter-Mile Drag: A straight 0.25-mile strip where two cars can race head-to-head for the best time.
• Airfield Cargo Yard: Another playground area, this one around the cargo yard. Again, no laps, just a place to drive and practice.
• Airfield Two Car Half-Mile Drag: This is a 0.5-mile drag strip for two cars to compete.
• Airfield 2-Car 1-mile Drag: A full mile long drag strip for two competitors.
• Airfield 8 Car One-Quarter Mile drag: A 0.25-mile strip designed for eight cars to race simultaneously.
• Airfield 8-car half-mile Drag: This 0.5-mile drag strip accommodates up to eight cars.
• Airfield 8-car one-mile drag: The longest drag strip, a full mile, also for up to eight cars.