Automobilista 2 V1.1.3.5 RELEASED!

I love their eye in details, like in Spa 1993 when it released there was no bridge over the track after raidillon on the straight, and since last update they added the bridge.

 

Must admit I'm torn when it comes to green issues , totally agree we need to change our ways as far as looking after the earth and environment but dread the day when the internal combustion engine is no longer part of Motorsport !

 

But not enough into 1950's F1 stuff, in my opinion

 

That’s about opinions. everybody has one.

 

I wouldn't be shocked if we saw a 1950's formula car at some point.

 

I'd love 50's and even one or two pre-war cars. But would want a few extra period correct tracks along with them (brooklands, avus, original donington, etc)

 

Pre-war GP cars and gesamtstrecke. Südschleife alone would be fun for 60s TC and vintage F1 as well.

 

I'd love to try this thing around Spa, up against the Group A Mercs and Beamers.

 

Eau Rouge in the background, no less

 

If we're talking interesting historic tracks that no one's done before, I'd throw in Zandvoort (1968, 1975, 1989 and 2020 should make for interesting versions) and Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez (1975, 1999, and I honestly don't even need the modern one).

Also, Brands Hatch was quite different in, say, 1970, and that circuit in the versions from 1970 and 1993 would be a very beneficial edition to the track roster (as many historic cars actually raced there), as would be the Circuit de la Charade. None of these are in any other sim, as far as I know.

All of these would go brilliantly with the historical F1 content, and pretty much all the touring cars.

EDIT: Just to give you the layouts:
Zandvoort
Mexico City
Brands Hatch
Charade

 

I'm going against the grain and I say GT Sprint Race

I would like to receive this car in the future, it is very nice

 

+1 SR GT Camaro. Bring on the Brazilian content! This is 's world.

 

if I'm not mistaken, in addition to the Camaro there should also be the Mustang which always runs in the GT Sprint Race.

 

I suppose the combustion engine will live on in sims and games after its gradual decommission from racing and public roads, much like prop fighters and medieval weapons. I think it will live on in the virtual conscience and probably become more and more niche as it fades from the minds of the younger generations.

On the bright side, the technology is very well documented compared to for example many WWI warbirds.