WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
A Big thank you to everyone who submitted tracks. There were some fantastic designs, but it had to be whittled down in the end.
Honourable Mentions
Reaching the top 5, but not quite the victory were these four users.
@the_sigman for this track.
Which combined keeping the track shape pretty similar to what it is, but just ironing out some of the corners to make it more clear-cut for racing.
@SiL3nT-GaMeR brought us this track.
Some fantastic long high-speed straights with some tricky looking curves on them combined with some of the more famous corners makes for a great entry.
@bm91 went simple yet effective.
A more angled first section, a long straight at the top, and a section reminiscent of Becketts will always score highly.
Coming in 2nd place was this fine entry by @F1Fan5272
Full marks for thinking outside the box and running some of the track backwards, this layout has style, overtaking spots and flow.
Winner
However, only one user can be declared the victor. Congratulations to the designer of the following circuit.
This track has overtaking spots, fast corners, big braking zones and still manages to keep some of the Sebring character despite looking different. However, the clincher was the fact that despite bouncing between many different parts of the circuit, every route onto a current piece of racing tarmac runs in the same direction.
Congratulations to our winner, @Jolero02
To everyone else who enjoyed this game, there is a thread dedicated to Track Designing in the Forum Games sub-section. Come along and join us there for more rounds. Who knows! If you win a round there, you get to choose the next track to be designed. So come along and get involved!
A Big thank you to everyone who submitted tracks. There were some fantastic designs, but it had to be whittled down in the end.
Honourable Mentions
Reaching the top 5, but not quite the victory were these four users.
@the_sigman for this track.
Which combined keeping the track shape pretty similar to what it is, but just ironing out some of the corners to make it more clear-cut for racing.
@SiL3nT-GaMeR brought us this track.
Some fantastic long high-speed straights with some tricky looking curves on them combined with some of the more famous corners makes for a great entry.
@bm91 went simple yet effective.
A more angled first section, a long straight at the top, and a section reminiscent of Becketts will always score highly.
Coming in 2nd place was this fine entry by @F1Fan5272
Full marks for thinking outside the box and running some of the track backwards, this layout has style, overtaking spots and flow.
Winner
However, only one user can be declared the victor. Congratulations to the designer of the following circuit.
This track has overtaking spots, fast corners, big braking zones and still manages to keep some of the Sebring character despite looking different. However, the clincher was the fact that despite bouncing between many different parts of the circuit, every route onto a current piece of racing tarmac runs in the same direction.
Congratulations to our winner, @Jolero02
To everyone else who enjoyed this game, there is a thread dedicated to Track Designing in the Forum Games sub-section. Come along and join us there for more rounds. Who knows! If you win a round there, you get to choose the next track to be designed. So come along and get involved!
Thanks!
