Forthcoming historic rally sim; GPL 3rd party tracks

Firstly: a while ago there was some discussion over an in-progress simulator called "Historic Rally Championship" or something to that effect. Does anyone have the web page for the project? Secondly: There isn't a list of in-progress GPL tracks anywhere, is there? I've seen a few link lists to track projects that have home pages, but that's all. So why not assemble one... These are the track projects I'm aware of. Any additions? AVUS (Scott Przybylski) Clermont-Ferrand (Martijn Keizer) Dundrod (some Irish bloke... name?) Hockenheim (GPLEA) JTRC (GPLEA) Keimola (Roland Ehnstr�m & co) Montju�c (OPA & Bermudez (?)) Mont-Tremblant (Eric Bourgouin) Norisring (Lou Magyar) Sebring (Scott Przybylski) Several Tasman tracks (Al Layton & co) +Cinquo [GPLRank 27.14]

I think you are referring to Historic Rally Trophy by Bugbear. It looks great. <g> You'll find it here: http://www.bugbear.fi/hrally.htm On 8 Feb 2001 18:04:29 GMT, Ville V Sinkko <[email hidden]> wrote: >Firstly: a while ago there was some discussion over an in-progress >simulator called "Historic Rally Championship" or something to that >effect. Does anyone have the web page for the project? Remove "hi" from address or it will bounce....

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> > Firstly: a while ago there was some discussion over an in-progress > simulator called "Historic Rally Championship" or something to that > effect. Does anyone have the web page for the project? > > Secondly: There isn't a list of in-progress GPL tracks anywhere, > is there? I've seen a few link lists to track projects that have > home pages, but that's all. So why not assemble one... > > These are the track projects I'm aware of. Any additions? > > AVUS (Scott Przybylski) > Clermont-Ferrand (Martijn Keizer) > Dundrod (some Irish bloke... name?) > Hockenheim (GPLEA) > JTRC (GPLEA) > Keimola (Roland Ehnstr�m & co) > Montju�c (OPA & Bermudez (?)) > Mont-Tremblant (Eric Bourgouin) > Norisring (Lou Magyar) > Sebring (Scott Przybylski) > Several Tasman tracks (Al Layton & co) > > +Cinquo [GPLRank 27.14]

Ville, You list several projects here of which I was not aware. Specifically Clermont-Ferrand, Dundrod, Montjuic, Mont-Tremblant, Norisring and Sebring. Are there any websites with info about these projects? Thanks, Michael

Michael G. Lowery <[email hidden]> wrote: > Ville, > You list several projects here of which I was not aware. Specifically > Clermont-Ferrand, Dundrod, Montjuic, Mont-Tremblant, Norisring and > Sebring. Are there any websites with info about these projects? None of those has a dedicated web site, as far as I know (although some of the authors do, in conjunction with other projects). I've collected the list by wire-tapping various GPL public forums, notably the Legends Central one (into which the GPLEA forum was just merged). If the sources are to be trusted, Mont-Tremblant and Sebring are still in preparation and data-gathering phase; the others have probably advanced further. I've also heard vague rumors of Aintree being worked on but haven't found anything to back it up. In any case I'm hardly in the 'inner circle' of GPL manics - that's why I'm throwing the ball to "you people" to fill in the blanks. ;) +Cinquo [GPLRank 27.14]

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> > > Ville V Sinkko wrote: > > > > Firstly: a while ago there was some discussion over an in-progress > > simulator called "Historic Rally Championship" or something to that > > effect. Does anyone have the web page for the project? > > > > Secondly: There isn't a list of in-progress GPL tracks anywhere, > > is there? I've seen a few link lists to track projects that have > > home pages, but that's all. So why not assemble one... > > > > These are the track projects I'm aware of. Any additions? > > > > AVUS (Scott Przybylski) > > Clermont-Ferrand (Martijn Keizer) > > Dundrod (some Irish bloke... name?) > > Hockenheim (GPLEA) > > JTRC (GPLEA) > > Keimola (Roland Ehnstr�m & co) > > Montju�c (OPA & Bermudez (?)) > > Mont-Tremblant (Eric Bourgouin) > > Norisring (Lou Magyar) > > Sebring (Scott Przybylski) > > Several Tasman tracks (Al Layton & co) > > > > +Cinquo [GPLRank 27.14] > > Ville, > You list several projects here of which I was not aware. Specifically > Clermont-Ferrand, Dundrod, Montjuic, Mont-Tremblant, Norisring and > Sebring. Are there any websites with info about these projects? >

Dundrod is by Shaun McGoldrick. No website though... if your out there Shaun, apologies, I've been to busy for VROC.

On Thu, 08 Feb 2001 18:14:31 GMT, [email hidden] wrote: >I think you are referring to Historic Rally Trophy >by Bugbear. It looks great. <g> > >You'll find it here: > >http://www.bugbear.fi/hrally.htm Wow! That looks cool! First I've heard of it. I'd love to see another historic rally sim based on the more current "Group B" cars. IMO, these were the pinnacle of rally car development, and resulted in incredible cars like the Porsche 959 and Ferrari F40. The "Killer B's". Man, we'll probably never see anything like that again. :-( Tim

http://gpl.ga-sports.com/pview_tracks.html "Ville V Sinkko" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:95un3d$5u2$[email hidden]...

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> Firstly: a while ago there was some discussion over an in-progress > simulator called "Historic Rally Championship" or something to that > effect. Does anyone have the web page for the project? > > Secondly: There isn't a list of in-progress GPL tracks anywhere, > is there? I've seen a few link lists to track projects that have > home pages, but that's all. So why not assemble one... > > These are the track projects I'm aware of. Any additions? > > AVUS (Scott Przybylski) > Clermont-Ferrand (Martijn Keizer) > Dundrod (some Irish bloke... name?) > Hockenheim (GPLEA) > JTRC (GPLEA) > Keimola (Roland Ehnstr�m & co) > Montju�c (OPA & Bermudez (?)) > Mont-Tremblant (Eric Bourgouin) > Norisring (Lou Magyar) > Sebring (Scott Przybylski) > Several Tasman tracks (Al Layton & co) > > > +Cinquo [GPLRank 27.14]

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