Setup · Rallyman: GT

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.

Track and shared supplies

Build a closed or point-to-point circuit from the double-sided tiles. For a short race, the book suggests 15 tiles in one lap; medium: 18 tiles in one lap or 12 in two; long: 21 tiles in one or 16 in two. Place the Pit Stop tile beside the track, not as part of the route.
Put the Focus tokens in a common supply within reach.
Put all Damage tokens in the bag and leave it beside the track.
Place the shared dice beside the circuit. A standard sunny Asphalt dashboard has six Gear dice, two Coast dice and three Brake dice.

Each driver

Each driver takes one car, matching Driver card and Gear markers, plus the Asphalt dashboard showing Sunny weather. Set unused dashboards aside; a Pit Stop can change tires or weather configuration during the race.
Draw one Gear marker per driver at random to establish the grid. Place them in draw order, with the first in pole position: the first-row space of the inside lane of the first corner. Each car starts at Gear 0; place the Round marker white side up.

Ready to race

The pole-position driver takes the dice. Start the first white round.