Assetto Corsa Redux

Canadian Can-Am Chinook Mk.2 from RaceDepartment: https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/chinook-mk-2.48151/

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New Ferrari F50 GT:

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Some trucks from the 'Assetto Corsa Nascar Mod' group:

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Euronascar by Pessio at RaceDepartment, apparently these didn't race at ovals..:

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AI pushed me into the pitlane:

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Tommy78's 1991 DTM is really good:the cars all handle and the acoustics are brilliant.
Hope he moves through to the 1995 or 1996 seasons, be well worth buying. IMHO.
Here we have the heavy metal, Audi, Opel and Mustang.

And I guess you found the Sim Dream 1973 Mod Noddy.
I like their approach with real skins as an alternative to the plain vanilla versions!

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Alpine or Subaru BRZ? Tough choice, but in AC I prefer the BRZ:

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Alpine A346 F3:

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Chivas AutoArt Toyota Class 1 beta:

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wombat666 said:
I really miss the days when Formula 1 cars were easily recognised and uncluttered!
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....and drivers could stop for a pee in mid-race, chock the front wheel with a brick to stop the car rolling away before getting back in the car and continuing the race. Apparently the large 4 cylinder climax engine that Dan had to use in the Eagle until the Weslake V-12 engine arrived caused significant vibrations. So in one GP he felt the need to stop, so he just did. Some realism features are not needed in force feedback systems. Certainly at my age.

The first time that I met Dan was at the Goodwood Festival in '95. I was standing looking down into the cockpit of the Eagle when I realised that the tall guy who had come up on the other side of the car was DG himself. He seemed almost as awestruck to be with the car again as I was of both of them. Less crowded days at Goodwood then, no canopies in the paddock and time to chat with heroes. Years later I got his autograph in a book about Eagle cars which is safely tucked away on my bookshelves.
 
Throwing this whopping 34 hp monster round the Ring..:

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Emory 356 RSR:

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Quite a nice Type 57G Bugatti, a bit colour intense but that can be sorted.
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Quite a nice Type 57G Bugatti, a bit colour intense but that can be sorted.
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Yep, really nice car; wondering what the red light on the side is for though..?.:

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[/FONT]First of the 2022 F1 liveries have arrived in AC; I like that McLaren a lot!:

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IIRC Ferry the side mounted lamp was to do with pit signalling at the Le Mans 24 hour, it doesn't appear on the car(s) entered for the French GP etc.
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IIRC Ferry the side mounted lamp was to do with pit signalling at the Le Mans 24 hour, it doesn't appear on the car(s) entered for the French GP etc.
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That does make sense, thanks!

Seeing red (And still preferring the F50 over the F40....):

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