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When Rennsport was announced, I was excited to see another take on GT3 racing besides ACC. After finding iRacing a bit of a letdown, I hoped for a refreshed racing experience. ACC has been my favorite racing game for some time now, but it is starting to become a little dated. Time for something new?

Few cars can match the fame and allure of the Mustang. Finally, this iconic vehicle has entered the GT3 racing scene. The 2024 Ford Mustang GT3 has made a splash, impressing right from its debut, even putting up a strong fight at the 24 Hours of Le Mans against competitors like Ferrari and BMW. Fortunately for racing enthusiasts, the Mustang GT3 is now available in Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC). But what is it like to drive in-game?

In the world of Assetto Corsa Competizione, the need for well balanced car is vital. Depending on how long your races last, various cars have strengths and weaknesses. Let's explore the contenders that excel in these shorter online races, dissecting what makes them the preferred cars of ACC.

It's hard to imagine that we saw the original Assetto Corsa already way back in the spring of 2014. Kunos Simulazioni, the developers, took the world of sim racing by surprise and competed with proven contenders like Project Cars, GRID and Forza and Grand Turismo.

The temple of speed! Mix three long straights, a few chicanes, and fast corners, and you've got yourself a true classic venue. Monza has to be one of the most admired racetracks around the world.

A very remote racetrack on the Dutch shores, it's very sensitive to the elements and hidden by the dunes. I must have been there more than a dozen times, and mostly, no racing weekend went by without a few spots of rain. That only adds to the technical, narrow flowing challenge that is the legendary Zandvoort!