AMS2 Dream Tracks Wishlist

-Road America and Indianapolis from the US (fingers crossed they'll come with some IndyCar content on parts 2 or 3 of the Racin' USA packs)
-Mont Tremblant
-Autopolis, Sugo, Fuji (You know, a Japanese pack with a mix of race cars and street cars would be interesting)
-Monza
-Zandvoort
-Buenos Aires converted from AMS1. F1 raced there on several layouts, as well as the Stock Cars. It'd also work for touring cars and the n°12 layout would be awesome to race CART cars as well.
-If we get TCR or Super Touring content, Knockhill would surely be fun to drive in those.

 

One more for Belle Isle IMSA/CART.

 

CART

 

- Sebring
- Circuit de la Sarthe
- Fuji
- Portimao
- Pikes Peak

 

Mills Metro Outer Loop A

 

Well, Reiza tracks have made it into rFactor2, so why not the other way around? I did a race on Mills Metropark Outer Loop C in GTEs and it was a really fun track (a video of the tail-end of the race is on YouTube), but I don't think this track will make it into AMS2, especially since it's fictional.

 

Well, we already have Buskerud in AMS2

 

Is Buskerud a fictional track from another sim-racing game?

 

Yes. AMS1

 

Silly me! I should have said "another company's sim-racing game". I think Reiza will be okay with that port as they more than likely own the rights to that track, but I think S397 may own the rights to Mills Metropark and all its variants.

 

It's great to be getting Monza (various layouts and 70's Spa and Nurburgring.

Thinking about cars/series that are in Automobilista 2 and tracks that are kind of essential to those series:

We have no French tracks (where motorsport was invented!) For F1 an obvious choice would be Paul Ricard, as it would cover 70's and 80's F1 as well as modern F1 (historic long, short and contemporary versions). Also, Le Mans (1989 for the Group C, 1998 for the GT1's and modern). Other than that it would be good to have historic Rouen - widely regarded as the greatest French track of them all.

I would love to see Zandvoort (60's, 70's, 80's F1 and current F1)

Watkins Glen (historic 60's and 70's F1 and modern) scene of much triumph and tragedy in F1 history.

For the German Touring cars there's no more prestigious venue than the Norisring (90's).

If we do get 90's CART then the obvious tracks (90's and modern) would be:

Indianapolis
Road America
A one mile oval (like Milwaukee, Nazareth or Phoenix)
A 2 mile super speedway like Michigan

Of the tracks already in game it would be great to get more historic versions:

Monaco (60's 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's)
Suzuka (80's, 90's, 00's)
Estoril (80's, 90's)
Jerez (80's, 90's)
Interlagos (90's, 00's)
Brands Hatch (60's 70's, 80's)
Long Beach (70's, 80's, 90's)
Donington (90s)
Kyalami (60's, 80's, 90's)
New Nurburgring (80's, 90's, 00's)
Osterrichring/Spielberg (80's, 90's, 00's)
Spa (80's)
Montreal (90's, 00's)
Adelaide (90's)
Silverstone (80's)

 

And if we got 90's BTCC I guess my home track of Knockhill (90's) plus Thruxton (90's). And mid 90's Brands, Donington, Oulton, Snetterton & Silverstone. In all their various configurations.

 

Le Mans & Indianapolis, so that we could go for the triple crown.
Sebring for endurance racing.
Paul Ricard & Portimao, they're used in a number of racing series.

 

Road Atlanta
Fuji
Macau
Baku City
Edit: Zolder (how could I forget). Great track

 

Definitively!

 

If talking about Elkhart Lake / Road America, my memories are always go to this:

That was a silly race in 2001, later with the bad crash of Memo Gidley. He had incredibly good luck.

 

In Germany you say:
"Frau am Steuer ist ungeheuer, Mann daneben rettet leben!"
Means, more or less:
"Women drives is tremendous, man beside save lives"

 

Yeah, welcome to the 1950s.