Yeah hopefully.Dead Man said:Reminds me of Montreal, could be a good track if they keep Tilke away from it.
We'll see.Foliorum Viridum said:Tilke did good with India. Real good.
So is Singapore. :/Foliorum Viridum said:It's true - give it a go in 2011. So fun to drive.
:lolFoliorum Viridum said:If you're a masochist, maybe.
That would be fucking awesome. I would so go to this.Xun said:The proposed idea of the layout:
I think we have a winner.
So they will be using that uphill Monaco-like road. Very nice.Xun said:The proposed idea of the layout:
I think we have a winner.
I was thinking the same thing, but hopefully not.Ark said:New Jersey street track?
Bye-bye Korea.
I only went by what it shown on the proposed layout, but now that you've posted an image of it you're probably (and hopefully) right. It looks far too steep, unless they were going to do some major reworking of the area.Goldrusher said:Only if your route includes an elevator...
Foliorum Viridum said:I say Spa, Monza or Monaco.
I say that as a joke, but the sad thing is it's not too far-fetched. Okay, Monaco is.
One will be axed. Catalunya will hold its final GP in 2012.Adamm said:I think Monaco & Monza are the 2 safest ones on the calander.
Spa isnt
They should drop one of the spanish tracks, theres no need for 2!
They should drop both, they both suck.Adamm said:They should drop one of the spanish tracks, theres no need for 2!
Goldrusher said:One will be axed. Catalunya will hold its final GP in 2012.
It could be back in 2014 though, replacing Valencia, alternating from then on.
Goldrusher said:One will be axed. Catalunya will hold its final GP in 2012.
It could be back in 2014 though, replacing Valencia, alternating from then on.
So 2013 will likely look like this:
- Australia (Melbourne)
- Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
- China (Shanghai)
- Bahrain (Sakhir)
- Monaco (Monte Carlo)
- Canada (Montreal)
- New Jersey (New Jersey)
- Spain (Valencia)
- Great Britain (Silverstone)
- Germany (Nürburgring)
- Hungary (Budapest)
- Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)
- Italy (Monza)
- Singapore (Singapore)
- Japan (Suzuka)
- Korea (Yeongam)
- India (New Delhi)
- Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina Circuit)
- Texas (Austin)
- Brazil (Sao Paulo)
Though some tracks have yet to extend their contracts.
Also, Belgium could be alternating with France as of 2013.
?Variable said:This will not happen, but it's a nice dream.
brotkasten said:Jersey replacing Korea would be great, but that won't happen. Looks like a great track, though.
There are other sources to find the races in the US...and in the process you'll realize SPEED's coverage is garbage.rhfb said:Just found out Directv is dropping Speed and other fox channels Nov. 1... Dispute with News Corp over programming prices So no more F1 for me unless shit gets worked out and quick. At least I get to watch India I guess
dubc35 said:There are other sources to find the races in the US...and in the process you'll realize SPEED's coverage is garbage.
I was hoping Schumi would podium as well.brotkasten said:Finally finished watching the Canadian GP (fell asleep yesterday) and I know I'm few months late with this, but the last nine laps were amazing. I was even rooting for Schumacher and felt sorry for him. Amazing drive by Button.
Clockwise?Xun said:The proposed idea of the layout:
I think we have a winner.
who needs overtaking spots when we have the press button to overtake on the straight technology lololSeanspeed said:Clockwise?
If so, its a terrible idea as there's no overtaking spot whatsoever. That kink at the end of the straight would lead to a one-line procession, completely killing any proposition of trying to pass another car.
I love street tracks, but no thanks.
Yea I know of the illegal BBC streams that pop up but I actually don't mind the speed team most of the time.dubc35 said:haha well, no legal ones; guess I should have clarified that. There are some SPEED streams online but the quality isn't that great.
Yea, because there was a ton of overtaking at Monaco this year, right?S. L. said:who needs overtaking spots when we have the press button to overtake on the straight technology lolol
I used to like the SPEED coverage, it's still ok. It was a stretch to say the coverage is garbage. I've been watching the BBC for the last two seasons and watched a SPEED GP earlier in the year. With all the commercials it was hard to keep up with what was going on. I also preferred Windsor over their on-site person now.rhfb said:Yea I know of the illegal BBC streams that pop up but I actually don't mind the speed team most of the time.
Doesn't matter as I don't have a quality connection to high speed internet anyways (just tethering my phone at the moment, and that drops and has fits every now and then).
dubc35 said:I also preferred Windsor over their on-site person now.
dubc35 said:I was hoping Schumi would podium as well.
Following Game Stock Car, their successful maiden commercial title, Brazil-based Reiza Studios have announced to be working on a racing game that centers around the career of Ayrton Senna.
Made in co-operation with the Ayrton Senna Institute, the new title will allow PC users to relive the spectacular career of the three-time Formula One World Champion whos still regarded to be one of the best race drivers who have ever lived.
There are no details on the titles content yet but aside from his early years in Karting and Formula 3, Senna spent the vast majority of his career in Formula One, spanning from the Turbo era to the high-tech computerized cars in the early 90s.
While Game Stock Car was based on ISIs trusted gMotor 2 engine, Reiza Studios will be using an all-new engine for the Senna title which is expected to be released at the end of 2012.
Part of the revenue created by the release of the title will be donated to the Ayrton Senna Institute that benefits 2 million Brazilian childen with a quality education every year.
Wax Free Vanilla said:Ayrton Senna game in development:
Wax Free Vanilla said:Ayrton Senna game in development:
Wax Free Vanilla said:Ayrton Senna game in development: