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Iceland (Icelandic: Ísland) is a Nordic ocean country located between the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean. It also serves as a race location in the Asphalt series.

Its capital city, Reykjavík, serves as the race location in Asphalt 6: Adrenaline and Asphalt 7: Heat. 25 mi (41 km) away from Reykjavík is another location, Vatnsdalsvegur (722), which serves as the race location in Asphalt 8: Airborne.

Asphalt Nitro Asphalt Nitro[]

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Iceland takes the form of Nevada from Asphalt 8: Airborne, but in a heavy snow theme. The first shortcut is actually much harder to execute correctly due to it being on ice, which causes cars to handle worse than normal. Also, Iceland lacks one shortcut compared to Nevada.

Iceland has 2 track variants:

Iceland Iceland
Iceland Reverse Iceland Reverse

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Asphalt 8: Airborne Asphalt 8: Airborne[]

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Iceland serves as the tutorial track of the game, where the player learns the basics of the game on the track with a Ferrari 458 Italia (Dodge Dart GT prior to Enduro Update). Iceland is a long-length track, although the tutorial stops before the path branches where one of the routes is into a cave (with further path branching). Iceland is also where the first Versus and Infected races occur, both of them being in Season 1. Iceland is the original track with the most routes.

Iceland is a very twisty and long track, lasting as long as 4.524 mi (7.280 km). It features sharp curves that, coupled with the beautiful and various scenery and confusing ramp placement, can throw off the unaware racer. The track has a lot of alternate routes that go into caves, near the docks, and through the ice-capped landscape of Iceland. At one point in the track, an avalanche occurs, decreasing forwards visibility for a limited period of time. The set of hairpin curves at the beginning of the track also appear in Azure Coast, but scaled down. The caves are used by Sturluson Mining, a fictional mining company. Geysers also appear in some parts of the track.

Iceland has two track variants:

Iceland Iceland The regular route.
Iceland Reverse Iceland Reverse The reverse route, albeit with a different starting point and different ramp placements.

In Gate Drift, provided the race lasts 3 minutes, it is possible to earn 80,000 points on this track, but a car like the Porsche Carrera GT or BMW 3.0 CSL Hommage must be used in order to maximize the amount of points earned.

Every Christmas season, Iceland becomes filled with Christmas decorations. Christmas boxes and other decorations fill the caves, with additional boxes allowing for more City Havocs than normal.

The following vehicles have their banners depicted in Iceland:

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  • For some reason, after a race in Iceland Reverse, all the blocked-off routes open up, even though the AI controlling the cars after the race never takes the cars through those routes.
    • In Championships, though, some Iceland Sprint Routes take place on the reverse version of the track, with the normally blocked-off routes open.
  • As of the Car Blueprints Update, the post-race camera angles used for Tokyo are now mixed with those used for Iceland.
  • From the Championship Update onwards, traffic was removed from Iceland, making Iceland much easier, especially during Flawless races or races with race time goals/sub-goals.
  • The ceiling in the tunnel is not solid.
  • The white road sign in the pre-race shot displays directions to Reykjavik - Miðbær (41km), Seltjarnarnes - Kringla (49km) and Mosfellsbær (49km).
  • The blue road sign next to the aforementioned white road sign indicates that this part of Iceland is based in Vatnsdalsvegur (722).
  • The blue road sign in Iceland Reverse's pre-race thumbnail displays Hamratunga to the north-west, Laxárdalur to the north-east, Selfoss to the south-west and Þjórsárdalur to the south-east.

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Asphalt 7: Heat Asphalt 7: Heat[]

Overview[]

The track is identical in layout but has additional visual detail for the track's scenery.

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Asphalt 6: Adrenaline Asphalt 6: Adrenaline[]

You like wide turns built for speed? Then you'll love this Icelandic track. You'll need the power of a viking army under the hood here, but the trick to coming out ahead here is to stay icy even when you're ready to blow like a volcano. Kind of like Iceland itself. Hey, that's kinda deep.
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The track starts in a snow-covered village and goes through an industrial area, an active volcano and icy caves. The track has long straights with a mix of long and sharp turns. The village section before the finish line has a slalom with 4 turns.

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There are no variations in time of day on this track, regardless of whether the variant is regular or reverse.

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Asphalt Nitro
Race tracks in Asphalt Nitro
Original tracks NevadaAlpsIcelandChinaBrazil
Time-released tracks Italy
Asphalt 8: Airborne
Race tracks in Asphalt 8: Airborne
Original tracks NevadaIcelandTokyoFrench GuianaLondonBarcelonaAlpsVeniceAzure Coast
Time-released tracks The Great Wall1Dubai2San Diego Harbor3Sector 84Tenerife5Area 516Rio de Janeiro7Patagonia8Munich Subway9Transylvania10Orbital Loop11Terra 912
1. The Great Wall Update, 2. Dubai Update, 3. San Diego Harbor Update, 4. Winter Update, 5. Tenerife Update, 6. Santa's Gift Update, 7. Rio de Janeiro Update, 8. Lunar New Year 2017 Update, 9. Munich Update, 10. Holiday Update, 11. Sixth Anniversary Update, 12. Seventh Anniversary Update
Asphalt 7: Heat
Race tracks in Asphalt 7: Heat
Alps Havana Hawaii London Los Angeles Miami Moscow Nassau New Orleans New York Nismo Race Track Paris Reykjavík Rio Shanghai Tokyo
Asphalt 6: Adrenaline
Race tracks in Asphalt 6: Adrenaline
Original tracks Nassau Chamonix Cape Town Havana New Orleans Moscow Tokyo Los Angeles Reykjavík New York Monte Carlo Shanghai
Additional tracks (removed) Rio de Janeiro Detroit Hong Kong
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