rec.autos.simulators

Lillehammer - Lake Mj?sa (beta)
Barber Motorsports Park
Schottenring
Buenos Aires 1953
Buenos Aires 1967
Buenos Aires 1954
Buenos Aires (short)
Complex String
Usui
Blue Mountain Circuit
Lakeside (beta)
Ruurlo Raceway
Charade Clermont-Ferrand 1970
Kyalami 1993
Kyalami 1992
Houtain Club Track

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/Magnus T

PS: I hope you haven't missed these ones from earlier: Hockenheimring
1970, Laguna Seca 1967!

Ack!  So many tracks, so little time(and skill)...

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I was hoping to see this track after watching the Grand-Am Cup races from
last month.  I was surprised to see it's already here.

Very fun track to drive.  Looks like it would be good for league races.

-jde

Speaking of Albi, I wrote this note to Alison, like me, a die-hard F2
fanatic: Alain Bosco--who gave us Road 67 and Pau 67--has posted Albi 67 (a
pattern emerges, huh?), a 2.3-mile, 9-turn airfield circuit that was a
*major* F2 venue in the 1960s.

Albi is a town located in southwestern France.  The original track was like
Reims - a 5-mile triangle laid out on public roads.  Closed for safety
reasons following the Le Mans disaster in '55, it was reborn in '59 at the
aerodrome on the outskirts of town.

By 1967, the F2 race was included in the Trophee de France (along with Pau,
Rouen, and Reims), and all the most-famous F1 drivers of the era came to
compete, including Stewart, Clark, Rindt, Brabham, Beltoise, Ickx,
Servoz-Gavin, Courage, Hill, and Siffert.  The wee Scot was on the pole in
his Matra M55-Cosworth at 1:13.20 and won the race.

Bosco's version is very nicely done.

D/l it here:

http://www.chez.com/abosco/gpl/gpl.htm

Thanks to Magnus for GPLDB and to all the fantastic track creators!