Avtoceni Rally · Stages
Rally stages on real roads in North Macedonia
Every Avtoceni Rally stage is a real road in North Macedonia. Each one is the twistiest few kilometres of a real route, traced from OpenStreetMap, with its real elevation and the real mountains around it from EU-DEM terrain data. Bends are eased only as much as needed for the road, run-off and guard rails to fit.
All 18 stages are free. The first one is open from the start; each next one unlocks with one star on the stage before it.
| # | Stage | Surface | The road |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vodno | Tarmac | The real road on Vodno above Skopje in autumn, from the mountain down towards the city: 2 km of tarmac dropping 300 m through the golden forest, tight switchbacks early on. |
| 2 | Pelister | Gravel | Forest gravel through the pines of Pelister National Park above Bitola, climbing 210 m towards Molika. |
| 3 | Kratovo Crater | Sand | The winding road from Kumanovo into Kratovo, the old town in a volcanic crater: bend after bend on loose sand. |
| 4 | Popova Sapka | Snow | Packed snow on the switchbacks up to the Popova Sapka ski resort above Tetovo. Brake early, the bends tighten. |
| 5 | Ohrid Hills | Tarmac | From Ohrid up the hairpins to Velestovo, 360 m above the lake: grippy tarmac, tight bends, the lake below you. |
| 6 | Tikves Hills | Sand | From Kavadarci through the vineyard hills to Tikves Lake: sandy, twisty and never straight for long. |
| 7 | Galicica Pass | Gravel | The serpentines of the Galicica pass between Ohrid and Prespa. Back-to-back switchbacks: rhythm is everything. |
| 8 | Nerezi Nights | Tarmac | From Karpos in Skopje up the hairpins to Gorno Nerezi at night, the city lights below. Trust your headlights. |
| 9 | Krusevo Rain | Gravel | The climb towards Krusevo in pouring rain: slippery gravel and deep puddles. Brake early, steer smooth. |
| 10 | Mavrovo Fog | Gravel | Along Mavrovo lake in thick fog: you cannot see the next bend, so trust the pace notes. |
| 11 | Sivec Quarry | Sand | The quarry road out of Prilep towards the Sivec marble hills at dusk: low sun and long shadows hide the bends. |
| 12 | Prespa Ice | Snow | The Prespa lakeshore in a blizzard: sheets of ice and almost no visibility. |
| 13 | Galicnik | Gravel | The mountain road up to Galicnik, the stone village above the Radika valley: 4 km of tight gravel bends climbing 180 m through high pastures. |
| 14 | Belasica Autumn | Gravel | From Strumica up Belasica towards the Smolare waterfall in autumn: 390 m of climbing through golden beech forest, bend after bend. |
| 15 | Lazaropole Snow | Snow | The climb from Gari up to Lazaropole, one of the highest villages in the country, on the slopes of Bistra: 270 m of snowy hairpins. |
| 16 | Berovo Lake | Gravel | From Berovo through the pine forests of Malesevo to Berovo Lake: narrow gravel that twists and turns the whole way. |
| 17 | Osogovo Monastery | Tarmac | From Kriva Palanka up to the Osogovo Monastery: tarmac switchbacks through the forest, climbing 180 m to the monastery on the hill. |
| 18 | Vinica | Tarmac | The road from Vinica towards Berovo through the oak hills: 3.7 km of tarmac that never stops turning, climbing 110 m. |
Regions you drive through
- Skopje: Vodno, the mountain above the capital, in autumn colours, and Nerezi Nights, the hairpins from Karpos up to Gorno Nerezi with the city lights below.
- Ohrid and Prespa: the hairpins from Ohrid up to Velestovo, the Galicica pass between the two lakes, and the Prespa lakeshore in a blizzard.
- Bitola and Prilep: forest gravel in Pelister National Park, and the marble quarry road at Sivec at dusk.
- West: Popova Sapka above Tetovo, Mavrovo in fog, Galicnik above the Radika valley and Lazaropole on Bistra.
- East: the crater town of Kratovo, Berovo Lake in the Malesevo pine forests, Osogovo Monastery above Kriva Palanka, the bends of the road from Vinica towards Berovo, and Belasica above Strumica.
- Centre: the Tikves wine hills near Kavadarci and the rainy climb to Krusevo.
Weather and conditions
Four stages add conditions on top of the road: Krusevo Rain (wet gravel and deep puddles), Mavrovo Fog (you can't see the next bend, so trust the pace notes), Sivec Quarry (low sun and long shadows) and Prespa Ice (sheets of ice in a blizzard). Nothing is ever placed on the road itself: no logs, rocks or bales.
Beyond the 18 stages
A new daily stage is generated every day at midnight. The Rally Event runs all the stages you have unlocked back to back on one clock. There are also three circuit races (Mudlark Oval, Clay Bowl, Winter Ring) and in Drift mode every stage comes again as a solo drift stage on a wider road, with stars for points and its own online leaderboard.
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