Either dirt or paved ovals, they work on both. They are also fun on small, tight road courses as well.

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Buka wrote:I did send files, but didn't type "f" in email address.

I eel sorry or your misortune.

Now that is just cruel

Reminds me of a Ford GT. Nice work

...and driving in clean air. Are you saying "clean air" is something that will be included in this game? Or will it just be the equivalent of having a clear track space to drive on. I would guess he's just using it as a figure of speech for clear track, but it would be mind blowing to be ...

Really nice sprint car model I like the "Hustler" tires, too

Sprint cars and dirt ovals Now you've really got me sold as if you didn't already

Finally decided to put my street stock pack out, these cars are an expansion of my original street stock, there are now 5 body styles each with it's own physics differences. They are fairly well balanced over all, one particular car will not be way better or way worse than the others. The five cars ...

More great cars You should rename this carpack to the "I can't believe that's 40 polys" carpack.

Most certainly once we get to a point where we can try the game, we need a forum for this

The shape reminds me of Hermanos Rodriguez. Another small gem

Not a huge fan of this style of track, but I do have to say that I am constantly amazed at how good these TE only tracks from you look, it's hard to tell that it was done only in TE and the object placement is superb.

The sheer variety of cars makes me happy. I can say the same, I like seeing all the different takes on a class of cars that has so much opportunity for uniqueness. This and open wheel cars make for a lot of diversity, GRTCC cars and GTT cars not as much but still have some uniqueness. That's one th...

Glad that you finally broke the silence, and good to see that progress has been made, albeit slowly. Hopefully we will hear more about physics and cars soon.

Will we have the ability to either color or paint our own cars?

Edit: Hopefully there will be an opportunity for some alpha testing

This car looks suspiciously familiar.

I could be wrong but it looks like he is just modifying my Weston Typhoon or ARC Venom based on the front or rear end.

Wouldn't everyone just want to pick whatever goal gives them the most cash? IMO it's better that everyone has the same amount of cash to start from and build a team within the same parameters.

Yes, the mechanics have to be good for it to have a chance to be successful. I think I may have erred on the side of too much complexity when I ran my management compos, so you have to find that balance between enough mechanics to make it interesting but not too much to make it too complex.

I may be interested. I tried to do a couple management competitions before, both fell apart. One because I didn't have enough time to do it, and the other because people lost interest.

Group C, modern LMP cars are ugly...

That's a good way to promote having a diverse grid of cars and encourage more people to create their own car rather than just one or two cars dominating the grid (see recent seasons of GRTCC).

I think no, the drivers who are doing better will pull even further away if they get better cars than others.

I think it's because it seems like having more downforce is better. I was originally going to go more for power, but after some testing I determined that for my driving style, more downforce gave me better laps. Seems like others have come to the same conclusion.

Number for my teammate Montagnhard.

BTW, nice car Marinator!

Volcano Motorsports will be using the Banshee KPE6, the wraps have just been taken off the car. It is free for any other team to use.
Get it Here.

Here comes my entry into the OP1 class for this season of IES. It's been a while since I've made a car from scratch, I forgot how much fun it is to see a car gradually come together :D The Banshee KPE6 is the second car built by Banshee, which focuses on prototype race cars. The first car, the Bansh...