Track Ideas

A thread of ideas for nr2003 tracks. Could be fictional or edits. Also, comment on ideas pitched by others (this second part is important, too)

An edit of Texas World with asphalt, and slightly inceased bamking (like 25 degrees in turns). I'd also move the frontstrech wall farther from the track surface.

A track with a similar shape to Darlington, banked 25 degrees, with a concrete surface.

Daytona but as a dirt track

I liked to see a modern version of my home track Occoneechee Speedway paved with asphalt. But have the banking at 10 degrees.

A 2.15 mile asphalt track with a Darlington-like layout. 1 & 2 are banked at around 30, and 3 & 4 at 20.

An hour-glass shaped banked sand track with the line right out of the west inside turn. 1.79 miles.

A 2.25 mile superspeedway with two sharp Indy-esque turns at the north and one sweeping one at the south with snow on the inside as runoff.

A 2.5 mile trioval superspeedway with 18 degrees or so in the trioval and 31 in the main turns. Wait...

Got some more.

A 1.556 mile dirt track with a rectangular shape.

A really wide and long road course (9.8 miles) with 18 turns and almost no grass.

A 0.962 indoor short track with about twenty or so degrees of banking.

A 3.8 mile 14-turn dirt road course.

A 3.18 mile 15-turn paved road course with six left hand turns, a pit road that resembles Brno, and a long straight leading to a HUGE run-off area in the hairpin.

A track that is basically exactly Pocono, but with an extended pit road and compressed to a half mile.

A track that is basically exactly Richmond, but with an altered pit lane and stretched out to two and a quarter miles.

A version of Daytona Road that you can actually RUN.

A track that is shaped like a perfect undecagon (11 sides) and is 2.75 miles.

I have a bunch of Track Ideas If some body could attempt to make them

A Track that is like Coke Zero Super-speedway instead of 3.000 Miles to 5.66 Miles 36 Degrees of Banking

A Repaved version of Texas Motor Speedway with 30 Degrees of Banking

A Re-done Dover before the Concrete Surfacing like in 1994

"Isle of M-".

A five mile or so oval track with no banking, guardrails rather than concrete walls, and no grandstands -- so the fans could just sort of picnic on the sidelines watching the race.

I'd also be interested to see a version of Lakewood Speedway or Mobile Speedway put out.

DLeck6211 wrote:

Daytona but as a dirt track

Somebody on NNR released a version of Daytona and Talladega with gravel traps in certain places as well as some other things, but I think that's the closest you might get for now.

A track that is .1 miles, but has a pitlane that is the layout of Highway 52 (the 92 mile track)

A 3 mile road course in Quebec
16 turns (most of which are chicanes)
constant elevation changes and massive grandstands on the frontstretch