Monza GT3 Datapack — Assetto Corsa Competizione

What this pack is

Monza is the fastest track on the GT3 calendar — the Temple of Speed, 5.8 km where half the lap is spent flat out — and the one that punishes driving without a map the most: two record braking zones, three chicanes with tall kerbs and the lowest downforce of the year. This datapack gives you the corner-by-corner guide: the Variante del Rettifilo, Curva Grande, the Variante della Roggia, Lesmo 1 and 2, the Variante Ascari and the Parabolica (Curva Alboreto), what is at stake in each one, the method to find YOUR braking references (no made-up telemetry), tyres, Monza in the wet and a 2-hour practice plan. It comes with the 3 setups for the Ferrari 296 GT3 — the most used GT3 in ACC — with every value explained. Honestly declared: the setups are the Patagonia Sim Racing engine baselines for this car (the same values as the GT3 Baseline Pack — if you already own it, buy this datapack for the guide, not the sheets); what is Monza-specific is the guide and how to adapt the setup to each sector.

Why it is worth it

• ✓Corner-by-corner track guide: corner type, what is at stake and technique for every Monza sector
• ✓Method to find YOUR braking references in 2 sessions — no made-up braking metres
• ✓3 Ferrari 296 GT3 sheets (stable dry, agile dry, wet) with values and reasoning
• ✓The two record braking zones (Rettifilo and Roggia) and the chicane kerbs: where the time really is
• ✓Low downforce and top speed: how to adapt the setup to Monza with the symptom → adjustment table
• ✓Made by a real simcenter in Chile, not a content farm

What you get, exactly

• monza-track-guide.pdf (corner by corner, references, tyres, wet weather, practice plan)
• 3 Ferrari 296 GT3 setup sheets as PDF (value table + reasoning)
• 3 PSR JSON files with the values (documented open format)
• README with how to enter each setup in ACC and the honesty statement

Try it free before buying

This pack comes from the same rules engine as our free generator. Check the public guide for each simulator — what every parameter does and where the game stores its setups — before paying for the PDF.

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