Hey David,
Is there supposed to be an editor for GP3?
The track itself would be, I guess, fairly straighforward.. the topography would
be tricky, and Center City? Ouch! That would be tough. This is why I wish some
of the companies developing new racing sims would have a "what is your fantasy
course?" contest, where you could propose something like this and the software
company would foot the bill to include it in the sim if you won!
Yeah, I've fantasized about an F1 race here for quite some time now.. the
course, I'm sure, would change a little..
regards!
Andrew
> I can't believe this. :-)
> I have had the same thoughts too. Same areas of the city. Most of the same
> streets actually. Wouldn't it be awesome to have F1 or CART cars ***
> around City Hall, and especially up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to the Art
> Museum and through the park? You've even included the Independence Hall
> area. Excellent.
> Maybe you'd like to work on a track for GP3 together. We can show it to the
> mayor and maybe get the ball rolling to bring a CART race here someday. :-)
> Actually, it's not that bad an idea. 3/4 of a million come out to see the
> bike race each year (last weekend). I'm sure the city would go crazy for an
> F1 or CART race.
> David G Fisher
> > Hey everyone, especially those of you who know Philadelphia -
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/~turner4/Philadelphia/
> > Here is an image (sorry, a little big) of a road course I would love to
> > see used for.... whatever.
> > For those of you unfamiliar with Philadelphia, the section of the track
> > North on Kelly Drive (parallel to the river), across the bridge, then
> > south on West River Drive (across the river from Kelly Drive) has some
> > interesting smaller curves and subtle elevation changes which aren't
> > apparent on the map.
> > Originally I thought Formula 1, but it really would lend itself well to
> > different types of road racing.
> > Also, I have a few variations, some of which pass directly in front of
> > the Art Museum.
> > This, my friends - *this* is why I wish there were track editors
> > available!
> > Well, there's some wishful thinking.
> > Andrew