Hi everyone,
After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long
time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted
Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978.
Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and
has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit
but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a
runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One
peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not
located near the pits.
For more information and download links:
http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp
Enjoy the racing here! :)
Martin, Jonas and Fredrik
Anderstorp track for GPL released
Martin Granberg announced the release of the Anderstorp circuit, host of Swedish GPs from 1973 to 1978, for GPL. Users thanked the team and praised its AI and default setup. Many then lobbied for a Bathurst conversion, and Dave Henrie and Ron Ayton explained the circuit to unfamiliar posters.
Automated summary.
Cool. Thanks Martin, getting it now. Lots of good historical info on
your site as well. :-)
Martin Granberg wrote:
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> > Hi everyone, > > After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long > time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted > Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978. > > Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and > has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit > but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a > runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One > peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not > located near the pits. > > For more information and download links: > > http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp > > Enjoy the racing here! :) > Martin, Jonas and FredrikExcellent news!
Thank you, Martin, all all those involved in the project.
Now, could you ALL pool your collective talents and produce Mount Panorama
(Bathurst) please? :-)
--
Regards,
Bruce Kennewell,
Canberra, Australia.
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Martin Granberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
>
> After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long
> time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted
> Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978.
>
> Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and
> has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit
> but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a
> runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One
> peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not
> located near the pits.
>
> For more information and download links:
>
> http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp
>
> Enjoy the racing here! :)
> Martin, Jonas and Fredrik
>
....*AND* all those..... !!
--
Regards,
Bruce Kennewell,
Canberra, Australia.
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Bruce Kennewell <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Excellent news!
> Thank you, Martin, all all those involved in the project
>"Bruce Kennewell" <[email hidden]> wrote
> ....*AND* all those..... !!
;)
I'll say the same, thanks to all involved in the creation of the track.
Can't wait to port them all into Nascar Racing 4.
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Excellent job! love the banking, and the AI are hardcore!
Martin Granberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone, > > After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long > time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted > Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978. > > Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and > has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit > but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a > runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One > peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not > located near the pits. > > For more information and download links: > > http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp > > Enjoy the racing here! :) > Martin, Jonas and Fredrik >and let me also say a big "thanks!" for including an excellent setup, and
the lite version as well. very important. I tried both and could tell no
difference but for the better FPS on the lite vers.
rik anthrax <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Excellent job! love the banking, and the AI are hardcore! > Martin Granberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Hi everyone, > > > > After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long > > time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted > > Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978. > > > > Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and > > has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit > > but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a > > runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One > > peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not > > located near the pits. > > > > For more information and download links: > > > > http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp > > > > Enjoy the racing here! :) > > Martin, Jonas and Fredrik > > > > NO, damn it. we want the Glen with the boot! :-)
Bruce Kennewell wrote in message <[email hidden]>...
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>Excellent news! >Thank you, Martin, all all those involved in the project. > >Now, could you ALL pool your collective talents and produce Mount Panorama >(Bathurst) please? :-) > >-- >Regards, >Bruce Kennewell, >Canberra, Australia. >--------------------------- > >Martin Granberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Hi everyone, >> >> After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long >> time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted >> Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978. >> >> Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and >> has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit >> but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a >> runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One >> peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not >> located near the pits. >> >> For more information and download links: >> >> http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp >> >> Enjoy the racing here! :) >> Martin, Jonas and Fredrik >> > >Get in line Mike, we already have 2 versions of Watkins Glen, don't be
greedy. <G>
WE WANT/NEED BATHURST...
Cheers,
Ron
Michael Barlow <[email hidden]> wrote in article
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> NO, damn it. we want the Glen with the boot! :-)
>
>
I also have to say, superb default car setup. Very realistic, and easy to
drive.. and a lot of fun too. Good job..
James
"rik anthrax" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> and let me also say a big "thanks!" for including an excellent setup, and > the lite version as well. very important. I tried both and could tell no > difference but for the better FPS on the lite vers. > rik anthrax <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:z8mc6.27649$[email hidden]... > > Excellent job! love the banking, and the AI are hardcore! > > Martin Granberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > Hi everyone, > > > > > > After working on the GPL-version of the Anderstorp track for a long > > > time we finally think it is ready for release. The track hosted > > > Formula One World Championship races from 1973-1978. > > > > > > Anderstorp has the feel of an airfield circuit, is relatively flat and > > > has wide open grassy runoff zones. It is a tight and twisty circuit > > > but includes a 30m wide and 1km long straight which is also used as a > > > runway. For a road circuit several of its corners are very banked. One > > > peculiar thing about the track is that the Start/Finish line is not > > > located near the pits. > > > > > > For more information and download links: > > > > > > http://www.nornemark.com/anderstorp > > > > > > Enjoy the racing here! :) > > > Martin, Jonas and Fredrik > > > > > > > > >> WE WANT/NEED BATHURST...
>
> Cheers,
> Ron
>Yes, we want Bathurst, we want Bathurst....
steve
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> > >"Bruce Kennewell" <[email hidden]> wrote > > ....*AND* all those..... !! > > ;) > > I'll say the same, thanks to all involved in the creation of the track. > Can't wait to port them all into Nascar Racing 4.>> WE WANT/NEED BATHURST...
> Yes, we want Bathurst, we want Bathurst....
What's this Bathurst anyway? Not some nondescript yankee oval?
+Cinquo
"Ville V Sinkko" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Good Question. Actually, Bathurst is a Track in Austrailia, at a place
called Mt. Panorama. They anually hold a 1000k race there for Touring
cars. For several years, the big BTCC teams would also attend a Super
Touring event there as well.
Magnificent course. A long straight sets you up for a sudden right hand
turn,
you immeadately begin climbing up the side of a mountain, the first left
hander
is a very tight switchback then you blast onto the top of the mountain, a
short couple of sweepers takes you to a very TIGHT plunge back down. At
the bottom, another long straight with a couple of near-ninety degree turns
brings you back to the pit straight.
And yes it has been re-created VERY well for SCGT and hopefully soon for
F1CS2k. I am pretty sure the file format differnces between Papyrus tracks
and the 'other' companies that use 3d modeling programs will make a
conversion difficult. However...Marc over at 'The Sim Project' is
attempting to convert some of the old Indycar Racing 2 road courses over to
the SCGT file format...if he is sucessful, then a project to reverse
engineer the SCGT tracks into a Papyrus format 'might' be possible.
dave henrie
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> >> WE WANT/NEED BATHURST... > > > Yes, we want Bathurst, we want Bathurst.... > > What's this Bathurst anyway? Not some nondescript yankee oval? > > +CinquoIf you want to read more about Bathurst, jou should read the februari issue
of the Motorsport magazin
grtngs,
hgrm
"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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place
turns
> brings you back to the pit straight.
> And yes it has been re-created VERY well for SCGT and hopefully soon for
> F1CS2k. I am pretty sure the file format differnces between Papyrustracks
> and the 'other' companies that use 3d modeling programs will make a
> conversion difficult. However...Marc over at 'The Sim Project' is
> attempting to convert some of the old Indycar Racing 2 road courses overto
> the SCGT file format...if he is sucessful, then a project to reverse
> engineer the SCGT tracks into a Papyrus format 'might' be possible.
> dave henrie
>
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> "Ville V Sinkko" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:94uh3c$ku7$[email hidden]... > > >> WE WANT/NEED BATHURST... > > > > > Yes, we want Bathurst, we want Bathurst.... > > > > What's this Bathurst anyway? Not some nondescript yankee oval? > > > > +Cinquo > Good Question. Actually, Bathurst is a Track in Austrailia, at aQuoted text (10 lines)
> called Mt. Panorama. They anually hold a 1000k race there for Touring > cars. For several years, the big BTCC teams would also attend a Super > Touring event there as well. > Magnificent course. A long straight sets you up for a sudden right hand > turn, > you immeadately begin climbing up the side of a mountain, the first left > hander > is a very tight switchback then you blast onto the top of the mountain, a > short couple of sweepers takes you to a very TIGHT plunge back down. At > the bottom, another long straight with a couple of near-ninety degreePhilistine!!!
Bathurst is still one the best and most exciting circuits in the world and
it's based at Mt Panorama in Australia. If we won't have it for GPL then
it'll be a must for WSC.
Andrew
Ville V Sinkko <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> >> WE WANT/NEED BATHURST... > > > Yes, we want Bathurst, we want Bathurst.... > > What's this Bathurst anyway? Not some nondescript yankee oval? > > > +Cinquo >
>
>Bathurst is still one the best and most exciting circuits in the world and
>it's based at Mt Panorama in Australia. If we won't have it for GPL then
>it'll be a must for WSC.
>
>Andrew
Sounds like a good idea. lets wait for WSC for bathurst and use the
time between now and then to create the Glen with the Boot! ;-)
Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote in article
> Good Question. Actually, Bathurst is a Track in Austrailia, at aplace
> called Mt. Panorama. They anually hold a 1000k race there forTouring
> cars. For several years, the big BTCC teams would also attend a Super
> Touring event there as well.
> Magnificent course. A long straight sets you up for a sudden righthand
> turn,
> you immeadately begin climbing up the side of a mountain, the firstleft
> hander
> is a very tight switchback then you blast onto the top of themountain, a
> short couple of sweepers takes you to a very TIGHT plunge back down. At
> the bottom, another long straight with a couple of near-ninety degreeturns
> brings you back to the pit straight.
>
Hi,
Dave is pretty well spot on here.
If you want more info on Mt Panorama (Bathurst) have a look on this
site: http://www.v8supercars.com.au
There is plenty of info on Bathurst there, along with detailed track
information and links to the official site.
I have yet to see a track in the world that is the equal of Bathurst
and it would make a brilliant addition to GPL.
Cheers,
Ron
ROTFLOL
Yep. It's an oval with all left and right turns :-)
MS
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> >> WE WANT/NEED BATHURST... > > > Yes, we want Bathurst, we want Bathurst.... > > What's this Bathurst anyway? Not some nondescript yankee oval? > > > +Cinquo >In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
> Now, could you ALL pool your collective talents and produce Mount Panorama
> (Bathurst) please? :-)
We used to get the "Great Race" here in the UK, I used to look forward
to it every year, but it hasn't been on for a few years now. I might
have to import a video. Is it still a big event in Oz motorsport?
Great article in this month's (Feb) Motorsport magazine about Bathurst
through the years, some nice period pictures combined with up-to-date
shots of the same corners.
It would be a great GPL circuit!
- Michael
> Dave is pretty well spot on here.
> If you want more info on Mt Panorama (Bathurst) have a look on this
> site: http://www.v8supercars.com.au
> Cheers,
> Ron Not bad for a Yank who got exposed to Bathurst ONLY because the
North American Touring Car Championship folded.
(a) NATCC announces end of series
(b) I head to the NATCC site to sign a petition to try and revive the
series
(c) While there, I see a notice about a Touring car patch for Nascar2.
(d) get the patch...TPTCC ...join the league, learn about touring cars
(e) Speedvison begins showing BTCC & ATCC events. During the offseason they
show this BIG race with combined works teams from both series.
(f) Dave is now hooked and a confirmed Super Touring Fan
(g) Super Touring collapses world wide under the huge costs associated with
developing and racing the cars
(h) Austrailia becomes a haven for 'left over' Super Touring cars. Bathurst
continues but as a V8 race only.
(i) SCGT private track builders release the Bathurst track.
(j) Iwwccars promises lots of super tourers to race with the SCGT Bathurst,
but only a few materialize.
(l) STCC2 gets 'most' of the feel of Super Touring right, and they have the
only comercial release of a former NATCC Dodge Stratus Super Tourer left
racing.(one in Sweeden, one in South America, one in Eastern Europe)
(m) TPTCC2000 continues the tradition of patching the Papyrus Nascar
products..currently N3 is the base as well as NL being used for a 70's Trans
Am patch.
(n) All would be well in the sim world now...except that during all
this...during all this time...from way back in the mid 90's...Nobody, not
NOBODY has produced a new CART Racing product.(deliberately ignoring CPR)
dave henrie


































