Automobilista 2 - Extended Car Info Spreadsheet

Two minor suggestions -

1) It'd be as useful / possibly more useful to share the actual spreadsheet, rather than an image. It would also allow others to directly modify / edit the data (i.e. create their own versions).

2) IMO - power to weight ratios should be defined as an actual figure for HP to Weight - eg: HP per KG, or vice versa, rather than as a ranking figure.
I tend to compare those myself, but if you're going to put it into a spreadsheet, giving me a numerical rank doesn't provide as much information as the actual figures, which can be sorted into spreadsheet to create the "rank" metric that you've created. Detailing the actual figures tells people how significant the differences between vehicles are, rather than creating an abstract metric to define the ranking. eg: - is the difference between #3 and #4 significant or not ?.

...don't take these as a criticisms - as you've obviously done a good amount of work, more as suggestions to make it potentially more useful.

 

If you make the Excel file available in Google sheets, we can add the WB (wheel base), TRK (front track), and maybe TD(tire diameters).

 

Thanks, nice work, heaps of info here, all of which should be in game
What do the grey line mean?
Does a blank in say TC mean no?
What is ind for headlights?
With the power steering, can we get how heavy they should be? eg. 12Nm max weight or something?

 

Still no idea what this means, lol
I guess its still early days yet, have to give Reiza more time

 

Yes, this would be really great and perfect, these values are which I have no idea what to use

 

Fantastic work!

I would also like this added.
The reason is simple: I will choose to mount my round (P1) or W-shaped (McLarenGT3) wheel based on which wheel the in-game car has.
I could help collecting the data if you want. Somewhat time consuming as you'd have to enter the car in-game and look inside the cockpit to see which wheel is there.
I suggest "GT" or "W" for GT3-style wheels as in Lambo Huracan GT3, "F1" or "M" for F1 style wheels, "D" for wheels like in the Porsche 911 GT3 R, and "O" for round.

 

Impressive. I would like to add something to the Formula Vee. It is very unlikly a 'current' Vee still uses a Flat4. According to the Brazil Vee-Page

Motor Standard, Sem Apêndices Aerodinâmicos
O motor EA 111 1,6 da Volkswagen é confiável e não necessita de adaptação. O carro não possuem apêndices aerodinâmicos que encarecem a montagem e exige maior experiência para acerto do setup aerodinâmico.

Thus it should be a 1.6l Inline 4 or in your notation S4.