Your Favorite Cars To Race?

[Bram Hengeveld]

For Assetto Corsa RaceDepartment is planning to support the simulation with daily casual club races for our licensed members.

Please let us know via the poll which kind of cars you prefer to race, multiple choices are allowed.

 

[Blkout]

Slower stuff that fits my lack of skill, the Fiat and F Abarth In fact I wish there were more slower cars in the sim.

Radicals, Caterhams. Cup cars, Clio's, Fiestas that type of thing. I enjoy driving the more powerful stuff but they just aren't compatible with my lack of skill and the time I have to devote to gaming.

Nothing wrong with the 500 in AC. Its the only FWD vehicle in the game and its a lot of fun to feel the torque steer under acceleration and I even enjoy making the front wheels spin while accelerating out of a corner. I would like to see some more FWD and AWD vehicles in AC. I know we're getting the Nissan GT-R so that should be fun.

 

[Georg Siebert]

[...] and its a lot of fun to feel the torque steer under acceleration [...]

wow, didn't know that AC would simulate torque-steer - have to try the Fiat then ,)
Currently I'm working an the Zonda R - a beast of a car and if you really give it the beans a good object to practice countersteering on corner exit on. It figuratively 'floats' on the road at the limit.

 

[Blkout]

wow, didn't know that AC would simulate torque-steer - have to try the Fiat then ,)
Currently I'm working an the Zonda R - a beast of a car and if you really give it the beans a good object to practice countersteering on corner exit on. It figuratively 'floats' on the road at the limit.

There's torque steer in the Fiat 500 in AC and netKar but its pretty subtle unless you have a strong FFB wheel, and there's torque steer in the Kia Optima and VW Jetta in iRacing which is much more pronounced likely due to being higher powered vehicles.

 

[Qazdar Karim]

wow, didn't know that AC would simulate torque-steer - have to try the Fiat then ,)
Currently I'm working an the Zonda R - a beast of a car and if you really give it the beans a good object to practice countersteering on corner exit on. It figuratively 'floats' on the road at the limit.

Huayra also is good to practice powersliding

 

[Mogster]

Nothing wrong with the 500 in AC. Its the only FWD vehicle in the game and its a lot of fun to feel the torque steer under acceleration and I even enjoy making the front wheels spin while accelerating out of a corner. I would like to see some more FWD and AWD vehicles in AC. I know we're getting the Nissan GT-R so that should be fun.

The Fiat is great at JP, you suddenly realise that it'd make a fun road car and Kunos have done a good job with modelling it. I'm sure Trento will be a natural home for it.

Kunos has to model something other than GTs at some point surely...

 

[Bram Hengeveld]

I think the Abarth EsseEsse will become very popular when multiplayer is available.

The thing totally lacks top speed which will make for some really close combat racing.

Every inch counts

 

[Ryan Ogurek]

Open wheelers, especially the 125, are my favorite. I love the insane speed and the having to push past the plateau. I love having to drive without thinking and run on reaction. Having said that GT cars are just about as good in their own way. So one for each of the two from me.

 

[Phil Gardiner]

Exos S1 every time. Hope to be racing it in RD leagues v soon!

 

[James Moran]

After this evenings club race at mugello, I've got to rank the formula abarth pretty high.

 

[Sander Eefting]

I reaaalllyyyy hope someone in the AC community is capable of making a spot on V8 supercars mod. These cars are so incredible fun and amazing to drive