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21 Mar 2006, 21:21 (Ref:1556105) | #1 | ||
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Hobble
This is my latest creation (cue Frankenstein style laugh)
Anyway; It's called Hobble and my "design brief" was to create a circuit, suitable for Grand Prix racing, but with a traditional British element. Something I feel; this circuit demonstrates. Before I put up the image, it is worth noting, that near enough all the corners would have camber; making a lot of the radial corners banked. It would be a very fast circuit, and at 3.4 miles lap times would be within the traditional F1 laptime bracket. Anyway; here are the maps; Above: This is the circuit with full facilities Above: This is the circuit with corner names Above: Finally this is the JNR circuit. --- Any Comments, Questions? |
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22 Mar 2006, 08:40 (Ref:1557349) | #2 | ||
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It looks quite classic, indeed. Very nice.
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24 Mar 2006, 13:34 (Ref:1559557) | #3 | ||
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I like the track. However, why is the othe lane there, if it isn't being used for either route?
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Sorry mate: I should have mentioned. The route, uses the same piece of track as the JNR circuit, just running the opposite way.
I just didn't post it up. |
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