If you could choose one track....

[TimCollier]

to be converted from Nascar Racing 2003 to rFactor, which one would it be?

And it better not be a damn oval

[davidan]

It's tough to pick just one but my suggestions would be one of these

Pocono North Road Course
Mexico Roadcourse (Hermanos Rodriguez)
Bullrun (probably already in progress)
Riverside ...

[jrowland96]

Hmmm... I've never raced any that David listed, so I can't comment on those... Most of the ones I raced in GTP have already been converted over, but I like the GTP and or NR version of Watkins Glen (the GTP version came with and without the boot and chicane... 3 versions if I recall). I'd also like NRs version of Sears Point (I mean Infineon... lol).

Loved Mosport and Suzuka and Road Atlanta versions we ran in GTP. I haven't found a good version of either for rfactor... are there any?

BTW Tim, the updated version of Sebring is great, and it's much better at night. Like DA said, it's a bit of a frame hog at night, but now it's at least driveable, because you can see a LITTLE! lol

Also, I got most of the GTR tracks I downloaded from rTracker working... I read somewhere that to get them to run with v. 1070, you need to go into the SCN file and change any "Staticomni" references to just "Omni".

For some reason, I really liked the GTR tracks... they look decent and they perform pretty well... fun in the Porsches and GP2 cars. Still can't get Monza to work though... some MAS error when I try and start it.

[Rob Lowe]

This looks like a cool track.

http://www.roeblingroad.com/track.html

[Ron_Schuermann]

Daytona

[davidan]

Try Again Ron -- Wrong Answer!!! lol.

[TimCollier]

Rob, a track from NR2003 buddy...not ANY track!

[davidan]

Here is a good list of tracks to choose from

http://www.simracingconnection.com/n...n2k3road.shtml

[Ron_Schuermann]

OK...OK...how about Cleveland Grand Prix track (the one that some of the track is on the airport)

[jrowland96]

OK...OK...how about Cleveland Grand Prix track (the one that some of the track is on the airport)

That should be simple... just one flat plane with some cones set up.