Custom tracks for Automobilista 2 — install them in one click with the free Pilot Manager app.
Publish them here and they go straight to drivers: Pilot Manager installs them in one click.
Circuits made by the community for Automobilista 2, tested on our servers. Open any of them for the photos, the author and the version.
Zhejiang International Circuit in Shaoxing (China), by BUG3721: the full 3.2 km layout, converted from Assetto Corsa to AMS2 with the Gonky Track Converter.
by BUG3721
Slovakia Ring in Orechová Potôň (Slovakia), in its 2025 version by Fuzo: the full 5.9 km layout, converted from Assetto Corsa to AMS2 with the Gonky Track Converter.
by Fuzo
Circuito del Jarama with three layouts (2022, 2009 and 1995 BPR), converted from Assetto Corsa, with AMS2's own marshals, trees and 3D grass.
by shin956
G&J Kartway (layout 1B) by ohyeah2389, modelled from 800 drone photos: the first original track built for a Madness engine game.
by ohyeah2389
Mid-Ohio as it was in 2023, before the repave, modelled from public aerial LiDAR by ohyeah2389.
by ohyeah2389
The 1.5-mile Charlotte quad-oval by 13x and someguys, converted from Assetto Corsa and reworked for AMS2: oval AI, start and pit lights, and the grid on the front stretch. Now with the ROVAL too, as a second layout.
by 13x and someguys
The 4.97 km Sicilian road course around Lake Pergusa, converted for AMS2 — one of the first tracks built with the new Madness toolkit.
by Giovanni Bassi
Not circuits: they install on their own together with the circuit that needs them.
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It is free — Gonky Racing’s desktop app for Windows.
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In the track mods tab, press “Install”. Whatever the circuit needs — maps, shared trees — installs with it.
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The Pilot prepares the boot files from YOUR copy of AMS2, so there is no extra package to download. The circuit shows up in the game like any other.
With the free Pilot Manager: pick the circuit and press install. The app copies the circuit, installs whatever it needs and prepares the game’s boot files — no folders to touch by hand.
No. Modded circuits need the game’s boot files unpacked, and the Pilot Manager prepares them from your own AMS2 installation. Nothing from Reiza is downloaded or redistributed.
Yes. The circuits belong to their authors, who publish them for free; every page says who made it and where it comes from. We test them and make installing easy.
Yes, on any server running the same circuit. Everyone who joins needs it installed, just like a modded car.
Close AMS2 before installing or updating a circuit, then open it again. If it still does not appear, the Pilot has remote support: tell us and we will take a look.