STAGE LIBRARY
Legendary roads, already called.
Each of these roads has been run through the Tornante engine, corner by corner, from its real geometry and elevation. What you get is not a description of the road. It is the complete set of pacenotes the app speaks aloud while you drive it.
6 stages · 989 corners called · 124 hairpins
If the calls do not mean anything to you yet, start with how to read rally pacenotes: every call in the language, and the geometry behind each one.
THE ROADS
Pick a stage.
HARD
Col de Turini
FR · Alpes-Maritimes · M 70
The Monte-Carlo Rally’s most famous climb, called corner by corner.
- 12.6
- KM
- 142
- CORNERS
- 12
- HAIRPINS
- +1119
- M CLIMB
EXTREME
Passo dello Stelvio
IT · Südtirol · SS38
48 numbered tornanti to the second-highest paved pass in the Alps.
- 18.4
- KM
- 139
- CORNERS
- 47
- HAIRPINS
- +1554
- M CLIMB
EXTREME
Passo del Mortirolo
IT · Lombardia · SS42 dir/A
Eleven kilometres of the hardest climb in Italian cycling, called corner by corner.
- 11.3
- KM
- 117
- CORNERS
- 9
- HAIRPINS
- +1284
- M CLIMB
HARD
Passo Gavia
IT · Lombardia · SS300
The SS300 to 2,621 metres: narrow, exposed, and famous for the wrong reasons.
- 18.1
- KM
- 149
- CORNERS
- 16
- HAIRPINS
- +1442
- M CLIMB
HARD
Col de la Bonette
FR · Alpes-de-Haute-Provence · C 1
Twenty-three kilometres to 2,800 metres, on the road often billed as the highest in France.
- 23.5
- KM
- 241
- CORNERS
- 18
- HAIRPINS
- +1608
- M CLIMB
HARD
Transfăgărășan
RO · Sibiu · DN7C
Romania’s most famous road: 32 km and 1,700 m of climb to the Bâlea hairpins.
- 31.8
- KM
- 201
- CORNERS
- 22
- HAIRPINS
- +1721
- M CLIMB
ANY ROAD
Not just these ones.
These stages ship with the app because they are worth having ready. They are not a limit: pick any road on the map, or import a GPX track, and Tornante builds the same complete set of pacenotes for it anywhere in the world, from the same OpenStreetMap geometry.
Bring your own road.
The engine is deterministic, so the same road always produces the same notes, and every call is editable: the pacenotes end up sounding like yours.