Grit Reapers Events, Forza Horizon 5 Points of interest
This collection includes every marker from the Grit Reapers Events category of points of interest in Forza Horizon 5, all placed on interactive maps created specifically for the game.
This collection includes every marker from the Grit Reapers Events category of points of interest in Forza Horizon 5, all placed on interactive maps created specifically for the game.
The events available in Sierra Nueva (FH5: Rally Adventure DLC) when you unlock the Grit Reapers team.
Grit Reapers is Rami's Rally team, featuring mixed surface races in the dark, no matter the weather. Rami believes this is the only real test of a rally driver, but he's not the one driving...
The index below enables quick navigation to the desired marker / point of interest.
Reserva Del CarrizoLength: 3.7 miles. Low visibility on a dirt route with multiple hairpins and jumps. Be prepared for the challenge.
OrograndeLength: 3.3 miles. A technical route starting in the palm forest and and cutting through the quarry to the dunes, driven in the dark!
Tierras VerdesLength: 3.2 miles. If you enjoy offroad routes and night time driving, this route comes with bumps, very bad off-camber turns and crests, tight corners and hairpins!
Joya MarronLength: 3.2 miles. This route runs to the festival site. Hairpins, tight turns and water hazards await you in the dark.
Crateres SecosLength: 3.8 miles. From the dunes to the quarry with several jumps and descents to maneuver in the night.
Valle De PozasLength: 2.9 miles. A beautiful midnight drive from the canyons into the jungle. Watch out for off-cambered roads and tight turns.
Palm ForestLength: 2.7 miles. An asphalt run with long straights, power curves and some tight corners.
Switchback RunLength: 4.6 miles. Cliff faces, steep drops, hairpins and chicanes at high speed with very low visibility. Switchback by night is a whole other challenge.
Desafio (Rami)Team Champion Race. Length: 3.9 miles. A scenic Cross Country route with canyon descents, hill climbs and water hazards. Ramiro's test for the extreme.
