Are more ovals planned?

Maybe because the default setup for the F-Reiza isn’t designed for ovals. Use a car made for ovals instead to get a decent default setup

 

Formula 1 cars are not made to be raced on oval tracks, ever. You should probably choose a car that is in the category "oval".

 

Why can't we adjust front left camber to a positive value in formula usa

 

I just add my own personal opinion. I'm aware that sheer amount of content that is planned for AMS2 is astonishing, so I would make a modest wish for only one more oval track. We have two short track-ish courses (Gateway and Emerson Fittipaldi Speedway), two superspeedways, Indianapolis, but not a single cookie-cutter intermediate. Texas, Las Vegas or Charlotte (maybe even Homestead-Miami Speedway) would make track lineup complete at base level

 

Why just one more ?? That would still be too bare-bones. If it was Texas, Charlotte and Homestead, then those 3 would also have their road courses added on top which were historically and current-time significant tracks in other types of racing.

 

Certainly, in perfect world it would be great to see more ovals, but i was talking specifically about that very-basic level completion, where every type of oval would be represented. Of course anything above that will be welcomed with open hands.

 

Michigan International Speedway, Ontario Motor Speedway, Nashville Superspeedway, or Texas Motor Speedway would be nice

 

Searching for some interesting ovals:
Here are my favourites:
-Milwaukee Mile: oldest oval, narrow, corners are not really round like on more modern ovals
-Nazareth: tri-oval, narrow, very special, sadly, it doesn't exist anymore
-Eurospeedway/Lausitzring: high speed tri-oval in Germany
-Pocono: high speed tri-oval
-Darlington: an oval with 2-level banking in corners
-Phoenix: a good tri-oval
-and to get a very unique type: Trenton Speedway

 

This is definitely a good selection considering AMS2 "DNA". I also think at least one 1,5 mile "cookie cutter" must be added to represent that type of track, like Texas or Charlotte.