GT3 Baseline Pack — iRacing

9 explained setups for the Ford Puma, Hyundai i20 N and Toyota GR Yaris Rally1: stable gravel, tarmac and snow.

The three factory Rally1 Hybrid cars of the current season —Ford Puma, Hyundai i20 N and Toyota GR Yaris— with three variants each built for real rally, not a generic circuit dry/wet split: gravel (most of the real calendar), tarmac and snow/ice. Curated baselines from the Patagonia Sim Racing engine, verified against real in-game data, with the why behind every ride height, spring, differential and brake click. This is not someone else's esports telemetry resold; it is the same logic we use with drivers at our real, physical simcenter in Chilean Patagonia.

What you get exactly: 9 setup sheets as PDF (value table + reasoning), 9 PSR JSON files with the values (documented open format), the Fanatec FFB guide (fanatec-ffb-guide.pdf), the rally driving guide (rally-driving-guide.pdf: left-foot braking, trusting your pacenotes, rotation by surface), and a README on how to use each setup in EA WRC.

Who it's for: EA Sports WRC drivers running the Ford Puma, Hyundai i20 N or Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 who want an explained baseline by surface. Who it's NOT for: anyone expecting a file that imports itself into the game (EA WRC has no such feature, see FAQ) or a magic alien setup.

Free v1.x updates: any fix or improvement within version 1.x reaches you at no extra cost.

• 9 setups (3 Rally1 Hybrids × 3 variants: gravel, tarmac, snow/ice)
• Variants built for real rally, not a recycled circuit dry/wet split
• Fanatec FFB guide (CSL DD 5/8 Nm and ClubSport DD+ 18 Nm) as PDF
• Rally driving guide: left-foot braking, pacenotes and differential, as PDF
• Made by a real simcenter in Chile, verified against the game

FAQ

Are these native game files? No, and unlike our ACC/LMU packs this isn't a "not yet": **EA Sports WRC does not support importing or exporting setups by file inside the game**, so a native file is never an option, not now and not in a future v1.x. You get value tables as PDF and JSON in the open PSR format, and you enter each value by hand on the game's setup screen before heading into a stage — a few minutes per setup.

What language is it in? All the written content —setup sheets, the reasoning and the PDF guides— is in Spanish, written for drivers. The JSON values are numbers, so they work in any game language.

Is there a refund? Yes: 7 days, no questions asked. If it doesn't work for you, message us within 7 days of purchase and we'll refund you.

Instant download (zip). One-time payment, free v1.x updates.