Backseat Rally Stage List

The current public Stage Select record lists five routes: Pine Forest, Alpine Pass, Sakura Pass, Riverbend Canyon, and Costa Limone. That matches the official experience description’s five-stage count, but an October 23 official event announced a new map. Use this index to choose a route, then reopen the in-game Stages menu to confirm the present roster and target values.

Five-route lookup

All figures above are Community reported from an October 22 Stage Select capture. Gold values were labelled for Orso 4. A current start panel can differ by car or update.

Pine Forest route character

Pine Forest runs through dense woodland on fast gravel. Current descriptions record a bog with a shallow ford near the middle, a blind crest into a fast right, a log bridge near the end, and two hairpins that punish a late call. It is the best first choice when you want a short route with several rally fundamentals.

Use it to learn the start procedure, pace-call timing, braking before a tight corner, and reading road edges through mud. The service park also has documented weekly boards. Open the Pine Forest guide for the start landmark and a section-by-section practice plan.

Alpine Pass route character

Alpine Pass begins around a valley lake, moves through stacked gravel hairpins and a tunnel, then climbs a narrow mountain road with patchy snow. Snow banks can catch a car that runs wide. The route has one more documented corner than Pine Forest and a much larger recorded climb.

Use it for early braking, linked hairpins, surface transition, and controlled throttle on snow. The Alpine Pass guide explains how to prepare without publishing one supposedly perfect line.

Sakura, Riverbend and Costa Limone

Sakura Pass is the short, corner-dense route: current descriptions place tarmac hairpins, a river bridge, gravel through bamboo and cedar, a jump, and a hilltop finish in the same 1.5 km stage. Choose it when you want frequent direction changes and a clear asphalt-to-gravel transition.

Riverbend Canyon is the longest documented route at 2.9 km and 51 corners. Descriptions trace red dirt along a river, a side-canyon climb, waterfalls and bridges, a sandstone arch, and switchbacks down toward the finish. Choose it for concentration and sector-by-sector improvement rather than constant full restarts.

Costa Limone starts around a harbour village, crosses loose beach sand, climbs terraced lemon groves, follows a cliff road, and enters tight village streets toward a lighthouse. Choose it to practice changing pace between fast open sections, low-grip sand, climbing road, and narrow streets.

Pick by practice goal

Use Pine Forest for a first complete run, Alpine Pass for hairpins and snow, Sakura Pass for high corner density, Riverbend Canyon for endurance, and Costa Limone for varied rhythm. Keep the same car and handling mode while learning. A new car plus a new route plus new settings hides the cause of every mistake.

After a run, use sector results and checkpoint memory to choose one section. If the result is close to a medal, calculate the exact gap from the live target with Gold Medal Times. If the car feels unpredictable on a surface, review Driving Settings before spending CR or Robux.

Check the announced map

The official weekend event announced a new map, Group B car, engine swaps, parts, and customization. It does not expose the map name or Stage Select fields in the public event copy. Treat any sixth route name, distance, target, or reward as needing current in-game confirmation. A server that still shows five routes may be on a different rollout state.

Checked references

• Official Backseat Rally experience
• Official update event
• Bloxron stage list