Are there Older tracks for 60's F1 cars available ?

[bsmooth]

Just wondering If there were older 60's versions of tracks available? I found the modern versions just not the older ones.

 

[Salvatore Sirignano]

There are lots available! Not allowed to send you any links on here, but there are many 50s 60s and 70s tracks that have been converted.
Porto, Monsanto, Albi, Monthlery, Leipzig, Solitude are just some of the tracks I've been on recently. Working on another as well .

 

[Dann Murillo]

You would have to port them over from RF1 or GSCE but there are 60s and 70s trackpacks out there. Trippteam has them uploaded. I would post the link here but, well ya know...lol

GSCE 60s pack:

 

[BillGuy]

In addition to those already mentioned, Rouen-Les-Essarts is also floating around out there. I found it via a link on YouTube.

 

[Salvatore Sirignano]

Brooklands is excellent, there's Aintree, Targa Florio, Montjuich, Fuji 1970, Dijon..

 

[bsmooth]

Dann I sent you a message, so I can find out more information so to speak.

 

[Dann Murillo]

Yeah you can use rfactortools to port RF1 track to AMS:

http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rfactortools.1954/

 

[Velocity_BR]

Talking about the 60s, I have a question regarding the formula cars from that era: how the hell do you drive those things?? I can drive the 70s, 80s (heavy turbo lag), 90s, and modern formula cars pretty decent, but when I hop into any 60s formula car, its hell. I have tried some historic tracks such as Spa, Silverstone, Donignton Park and Monza, and I have such terrible oversteer with those 60s cars!

I guess my question here is: is there a specific setup hint for those cars? Is there a specific way to drive those cars (like never brake late, never turn the wheel too much, etc...)?

Thanks guys!

 

[Salvatore Sirignano]

Talking about the 60s, I have a question regarding the formula cars from that era: how the hell do you drive those things?? I can drive the 70s, 80s (heavy turbo lag), 90s, and modern formula cars pretty decent, but when I hop into any 60s formula car, its hell. I have tried some historic tracks such as Spa, Silverstone, Donignton Park and Monza, and I have such terrible oversteer with those 60s cars!

I guess my question here is: is there a specific setup hint for those cars? Is there a specific way to drive those cars (like never brake late, never turn the wheel too much, etc...)?

Thanks guys!

Here´s my base setup for the 67 V12, good enough for 4th/167 in time trial at Johannesburg historic. It has quite a nice balance.
If you visit virtualxperience . net and view the leaderboards you can download most of the setups there used to set the best times.