Content Roadmap Discussion/Speculation (The 'Sherlock' Thread)

Yes, Salvador Thank you REIZA!
But I still hope that Buenos Aires and Ribeirao Preto will also find their way to AMS2, I just love these SouthAmerican tracks

 

I'd like to experience that "graphics glitch" myself so let's hope that Reiza doesn't fix it

 

In 1973, Emerson Fittipaldi raced the Porsche RSR 3.0 at Riverside as part of the International Race Of Champions. And we already have Daytona which was the other track that was raced in the IROC I season.

It might be a bit of far-fetched speculation, but Reiza does have a soft spot for cars&tracks raced by Brazilian race drivers…

If so, Riverside could be on the menu.

 

Although I'm a Brazilian myself, I wish Reiza would add a couple of Argentinian tracks.

Tracks from developed countries are tidied up, whereas back here in South America they are usually trashed up, and that adds a whole dimension to the experience heheh

 

haha moron!

 

You are fully right, I whish more SouthAmerican tracks as well. And in Argentina there are several great tracks, or Uruguay, Brazil....
Which track is that shown in video?

There are two which I really miss: Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Autodromo de Rivera (Uruguay)

 

Autódromo Roberto José Mouras aka Autódromo La Plata.

While we are at it, what about Potrero de los Funes?

 

I thought I remembered a vague confirmation of a historic nordschleife with the sudkehre and old pit loop, but no one seems to acknowledge it these days. I've been pinning my hopes on that being in the historic track packs but now I'm thinking I may have imagined it.

 

This one?
La Plata
Yeah, seems to be another good track.
And yes, Potrero is a great track, too.
The races with FIA GT were awesome. Sad that there were only 2 or 3 events

 

What is the top one of the "another set of officially licensed, historical GP cars from the turbo era"?

With my very limited knowledge on historic GP cars and some Google I (guess I) identified the bottom one was Brabham BT52. Might the top one be a McLaren MP4/1C?

 

Looks a lot like it, and McLaren licence is there, so would be my top guess as well.

McLaren MP4/1C - Google Search

 

With all the 1980s cars I hope that tracks like
Zolder
Zolder
and Zandvoort
Zandvoort
with the 1980s layout will find their way to AMS

 

Because of available license, one car is missing:
Lotus 93T - Wikipedia

 

Nice additions, although I don't think the 1C will stand a chance against the Brabham, too much difference in power. The model points to being the one with Cosworth DFV engine.