Bernese Alps

Conquer the Bernese Alps circuits in Forza Horizon 6! Get expert tips and strategies for Festival Circuit, Stadplatz, and Club Circuit to shave seconds off your lap times.

Alright, let's talk about tackling the Bernese Alps in Forza Horizon 6. This place is gorgeous, but it'll chew you up and spit you out if you're not careful. We've got a few different circuits here, and they all demand a bit of respect. Pay attention to these lines, and you'll be flying through these mountain roads in no time.

Strategy:

1. Start by accelerating gently. The first turn comes up fast, so you'll only need a light brake.
2. Speed up through the short straight under the overpass. At the end, there's a left turn. Slow down a bit, then take it from the inside and widen your arc to carry more speed.
3. After that left turn, you'll hit a short downhill straight. At the end of it, there's a small curve, immediately followed by a major curve. You'll need to slow down considerably here. Hug the inside as tightly as you can, as there's not much room to go wider.
4. Next, you'll have a brief stretch to pick up speed. Then, slow down a bit for the following turn before you can really hammer it towards the tunnel.
5. Just outside the tunnel is a medium-sized turn. You'll probably be hitting it at high speed, so again, take it from the inside and drift out to maintain momentum. It's a really wide turn, so use all of it.
6. Next up are a mild left then a right turn. Don't brake too hard, just ease off the gas a little.
7. After that, there's a long straightaway, followed by a mild S-turn, and then a sharp left. This last one requires significant braking. Take it from the inside.
8. Finally, there's another high-speed straight leading straight to the finish line. Floor it!

The Circuits:

• Festival Circuit: This is a big one, clocking in at 3.63 miles. It's a large circle with some serious hills, and it even does a half-figure-eight with a bridge and an underpass.
• Stadplatz: Similar in size and shape to the Festival Circuit, but this one winds through a town and crosses over itself once. It's 3.08 miles long and features one big hill. The key difference here is that you skip the tunnel section you'd normally go through on the full track.
• Club Circuit: This track looks like a wonky infinity symbol and has a section where it circles inside itself. It's 2.52 miles long.
• Festival Circuit Reverse: Exactly what it sounds like – the Festival Circuit, just driven in the opposite direction.
• StadPlatz Reverse: Same deal here, the Stadplatz track, but backwards.
• Club Circuit Reverse: And you guessed it, the Club Circuit, but in reverse.