Good tracks?

During my 2012 testing I was dissapointed to find that some tracks (like Fort Wayne and Arctic Circle) have great racing but problems with cautions and pitting. Do you guys know of any tracks (real or fictional, doesn't matter) that have constant side-by-side racing, no AI problems, and can hold 43 cars?

Constant side-by-side racing, as in, no passing? Try Daytona TR 1.4, the most BORING side by side show on the face of the earth! Houston and Grand Detour both have the capability to run side by side, but Grand Detour needs some INI modifications if you want to prevent a crashfest (but it's usually funny when it happens), and Houston's AI LPs are really sloppy, sadly.

Irwindale has some good racing from what I've seen, but I can't confirm it holds 43 cars. Some of the flat ovals like Motegi, New Hampshire, Milwaukee, and Darlington can have good racing if you edit the INI.

I mean constant side by side racing like Passing but constant passing, Fort Wayne with out people hitting the pit wall every lap.

vbooy57 wrote:

I mean constant side by side racing like Passing but constant passing, Fort Wayne with out people hitting the pit wall every lap.

If you are looking for superseedways,PM me. I can send you links to dozens of Superspeedways,and some good roadies as well.

Tiburon. I LOVED that place.

Yeah. Plus, it should've been clockwise, but building a 40 degree, 3-mile monstrous, 240 mph-ish speedy track like that was not going to be easy. I thpought it'd be worth it. I guess not now.

vbooy57 wrote:

During my 2012 testing I was dissapointed to find that some tracks (like Fort Wayne and Arctic Circle) have great racing but problems with cautions and pitting. Do you guys know of any tracks (real or fictional, doesn't matter) that have constant side-by-side racing, no AI problems, and can hold 43 cars?

Let's see...

-Spa Francorchamps TR - A real-world track in Belgium, and hard to find. I think I have it at my website, check there. Displays entertaining racing, to say the least. You'll have to uncheck cautions, unless you want to wait forever for the cars to go green again. Cynon uses it in the TMMC.

-Daytona Beach - The original Daytona Beach track by the RiouxMods crew. This is one of the tracks that I've never raced at with the AI, so I don't know about the racing. Tracks looks really good and appears to run well, the only complaint I have is that the sand should have a dirt texture, rather then the asphalt texture it was given.

-Riki Raceway - A very fast track. You can hit 200 and stay in the throttle in the corners doing such a speed.

-Langhorne - A historic racetrack. It was a dirt circle that lasted until, what, 1980?

That's all I have to offer for now.

Try Hockenheimring or Nordschliefe. They have some decent side by side racing. If they have it look for Fuji Superspeedway from the 60's-80's it is a fast side by side track!

Reading what you have up there Richmond and Phoenix would do good for real tracks and Lowell for a fictional track.




Edited by Mopp: Reason, Spelling, please make an effort bohba