The Most Challenging Circuits in NASCAR 25, Ranked

[Steve_OS]

NASCAR 25 doesn’t mess around when it comes to straight-up brutal tracks. These laser-scanned tracks, combined...

Written By: Burair Noor

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[Ghost Of The Year]

Martinsville and Bristol are always two of my best tracks to race on. Its when you get to the biggest of tracks that its a crapshoot for me, Daytona and Talladega. But the absolute hardest for me will always be the roadcourses. Which is why I would welcome custom scheds and only Sonoma and the Glen would I have to deal with. If I can finish in the top 30, I can live with that.

[BurghFan]

Yeah, road courses seem way harder in this game than they were in past NASCAR games. I just can't judge when I need to start braking and have a hard time staying on track in the turns even if I have assists at 100 (easy). Previously I was fine with them at 30 (normal)

[Ghost Of The Year]

I finally got around to racing at Charlotte, and in previous NASCAR games I was usually only slightly above mediocre but with N25, this is easily the best I've ever run there. Usually Bistol is my best track but my Charlotte race was easily the best race I've ran this last couple weeks.

[hbr_rocket]

For the life of me, I cannot run any road courses. I am strickly a turn left kind of guy. I run all my races from the cokpit view but I have to use the outside view to even make it around a road course.

[krtgolfing]

For me it is Chicago. The other road courses I can typically do decent at. Chicago I am in the wall a bunch in the second half of the track.