ARIZONA
The sun-dried terrain provides the setting for this grueling road race. It features a mixture of dirt track and single-track road.
Other routes take you deep into the forest, past unpredictable rivers, a huge waterfall, and miles of harsh terrain.
WASHINGTON
Driving over dirt tracks with a wide expanse of land at either side of the road, Washington State offers a unique racing challenge. You can take the well-worn path or venture off-road to seek out shortcuts and alternate routes. These may give you a time advantage over your opponents or take you deep into higher levels of danger.
FLORIDA
This all dirt track is flat and twisty. Watch for the green marsh, which overflows on parts of the road and can be real slippery.
Crossing over the bridge will bring you into a small town where you can pick up your greatest speed.
NEW MEXICO
Pulling off the hard top of the rural interstate, you pass through an old mining town before cutting through a huge valley and a deep canyon.
This section of road is wild and twisting and involves driving through shallow sections of the fast-flowing river. It's dangerous, but it's one way of washing the mud off your truck! Once out of the valley, the track passes back past the railroad before you build up speed for the return to the pavement.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Driving through the backroads of the wine country, these unpaved roads can get awfully muddy in bad weather. Use the split in the road to pass other trucks. The old huts you'll pass are a reminder of the old gold rush days.
TEXAS
This track takes you through the rolling lowlands and into the foothills of the Texas/Mexico border, passing rapidly over a track of loose earth.
You'll pass through small towns and villages before crossing into Mexico, climbing into a forgotten city of the Aztecs, shrouded by mystery.
LOUISIANA
New Orleans will test your driving skills to the extreme by combining high-speed straights, 90-degree bends, and water-edged roadways. There are a few opportunities to drive at full throttle. These roads will test your braking and turning skills.
COLORADO
At 10,000 ft. above sea level, the terrain is cold, remote, and unforgiving. It's the perfect testing ground for man and machine.
The race begins surrounded by mountains and demands skillful driving on a dangerously slick road surface. Colorado is a state of rapid changes in elevation combined with deceptively long and sweeping curves. You'll be tempted to push the truck to its limits over the black ice and asphalt surface.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Playground of the rich and no stranger to truck exotica; start by winding through cliff-top roads, through 360-degree hairpin bends, and rapidly descend to the sun-kissed shores of the Pacific.
You'll drive on smooth roads past the harbors of luxury yachts and hotels before taking the tunnel to the far side of town.
OREGON
High speeds can be achieved along the great straight roads, but you'll need to be wary of hidden crests, hump-back bridges, and limited ground clearance while at high speed.
You'll drive past logging towns before taking a twisting secondary road into the forest surrounded by a huge reservoir. The Oregon track combines modern paved roads with small sections of twisting forest trails that you can only conquer with caution and skill.