RALLY TRACKS:

Ready to hit the dirt in Gran Turismo 2? This guide covers all the rally tracks, from Smokey Mountain South to Pikes Peak, with tips on cars and licenses. Let's get sideways!

Alright, so you're looking to get a little sideways in Gran Turismo 2, huh? The rally tracks are where it's at for some proper off-road action. Don't worry, it's not as intimidating as it sounds. Think of me as your co-driver here. We'll get you through these dusty paths. First off, a heads-up: these are all one-lap races, or point-to-point for Pikes Peak, and you'll be racing against a ghost car. The main thing you need is a car kitted out with dirt tires. No fancy license requirements to even get in, just make sure your tires are ready for the rough stuff. Let's break down the tracks: ## Smokey Mountain South This is usually where you'll start your rally journey. It's a good place to get a feel for how the car handles on loose surfaces. ### Race 1 * Opponent car: Daihatsu STORIA X4 '98 * Required license: National A License * Prize for winning: Cr. 5,000 ### Race 2 * Opponent car: Lancia DELTA HF Integrale Evoluzione '91 * Required license: International C License * Prize for winning: Cr. 8,000 ### Race 3 * Opponent car: Lancia DELTA S4 Rally Car '85 * Required license: International B License * Prize for winning: Cr. 10,000 ## Smokey Mountain North This track offers a different kind of challenge compared to its southern counterpart. Keep your eyes peeled for the turns. ### Race 1 * Opponent car: Citroën Saxo 1.6i VTS * Required license: International C License * Prize for winning: Cr. 7,000 We'll cover the rest of the tracks like Green Forest Roadway, Tahiti Maze, Tahiti Dirt Route 3, and the iconic Pikes Peak Hill Climb and Downhill in the next sections. Just focus on getting comfortable with these first few. Remember, smooth inputs are key on dirt!