Community Question | Which Fantasy Track Would You Build In Real Life?

[François Strat]

The good old GT circuits are trully Amazing...
Apricot Hill, deep forest...

 

[DC WOLF]

Bannochbrae from pCARS 1

 

[leillo1975]

Espie from Speed Dreams, and F1 total circuit from rFactor1

 

[GP STONER]

Every track thats not designed or edit by hermann tilke

 

[dazzyb2k3]

Rattlesnake Point from RF1. Great variety of corners and a lovely flow. One of the few fantasy tracks that feels like it should be real. I even did an endurance race there many moons ago (4 or 6 hrs - can't remember) and it was great.

 

[Zoltan76]

Majura Valley Motorsport Park - Flawless track

 

[Ring Racer]

My own race track which never came true it called. Circuit du Hasnaberg located in Doi Suthep region in thailand

 

[Naliport Halulam]

Blackwood ofc.

 

[stenovitz]

Have you tried the Montlhery track?

Linas-Monthléry is surely non-fictional

 

[roadyroad]

Linas-Monthléy is surely non-fictional

Yes indeed, I've asked because it has a banked oval section (cut by a chicane), similar to the track shown.

I didn't know the track had was open though. Great piece of news. I used to race with the BPR cars on this track in GTR2. Going through these chicanes after so much banking was the best part. No need for fantasy track when Montlhery is available in a sim. Is it available for AC or rfactor2?

 

[Nitro McClean]

One of those "best parts of F1 tracks combined into one circuits" kind of tracks (e.g. Eau Rouge, Turkey turn 8, Suzuka esses and/or 130r etc. into one circuit).

Something like this:

 

[The-IC]

Majura Valley Motorsport Park - Flawless track

Surprised it even got a mention, with how rough it was...

I only picked it back up very recently to test workflows and muck around without worrying if it went wrong and turned out bad (and also build a pile of shared assets), but its going much better than I thought

Got to test it online a couple of months ago with a decent field too, highlighted some extra changes to go in from a gameplay perspective too

https://imgur.com/a/Nol27JK

 

[roadyroad]

I found videos of the Springfield track from TIR, in 2 versions :

Still a nice track

 

[GP STONER]

Nordschliefe is for me the best track ever period.

But ford test centre at lommel in belgium would been a nice race track..
It have a 30% slope.. and can handle many layouts.. i want to build this track for assetto but i dont know what tools i need

 

[Nitro McClean]

Vitus Park from rFactor 1 is also a strong contender

Vitus Park:

 

[Leo_95]

Pretty much every Gran Turismo track.

Trial Mountain, Deep Forest, Grand Valley, Apricot Hill... shout to the real locations but fictional tracks: Matterhorn, Seattle, and so on.

 

[Nitro McClean]

If I had all the money in the world to build a racetrack I would build one for a sim first, tune to the point I'm happy with it and then ask professionals to build it in real live. But that was not the question, the question was which fantasy track. First tracks which come into my mind are "The Edge" (already mentioned), "Vitus Park" (also already mentioned) and "The Ultimate driver circuit" (also somewhat already mentioned). After taking a look at my rFactor track collection I think " Magnificent Park" is also a good one:

And don't forget the great thing abouth simracing: We can drive on those tracks every day, as much as we want. We don't have to wait for the real track.

 

[SvenUilhoorn]

Sunset Peninsula Raceway from Forza Motorsport; for a long time I had no idea whether it was real (but renamed due to licensing) or not. A pretty believable environment and a great combination of infield track and the oval back straight.

 

[ATSSHD]

Mills Metro & Toban (rF,rF2)

 

[David Brannigan]

Bowser Castle track