Circuit Schino

[ECW Dan Selby]

Ok this is posted on behalf of a friend:

This was design on a piece of land in Iceland. There's a kart facility (which is north of the track), a hotel (east), and some houses (south west) places on the borders.

The track is around 3.5km long and runs clockwise.

Give him some nice constructive feedback for his first ever track design, which i've then created in Bob's Track Builder for rFactor use

Cheers!

Selby

[SpeedingTortoise]

Im really liking this one, probably because i could see myself designing something similar, in fact come to mention it, those last 3 turns look like the first 3 on my latest track. I also like the fact that there are plenty of passing places and challenging corners, especially T6 and 7. Also like the efficient use of space. Plus since its made in BTB, any chance of an onboard view of the track?

[ECW Dan Selby]

Cheers dude!

He was very happy when I told him he got "feedback.......................... and it was good feedback!"

I can most certainly sort out an on-board for you, sir! I'll probably do it using the new Touring Car Classics i've got!

Selby

[Yannick]

This circuit is very good. The flow is great. The kinks and bends are in the right places and the fast sections are incredible. There are quite a number of beautiful corner shapes are wonderful, too.

The only problem I can see is that the pitlane might need to be revised as the pitlane entry and pitlane exit must not be on the racing line.

[Teretonga]

I quite this and its a great first effort. He has thought about the things I think are important and my only change would be to make the turn 6-7-8 complex a little more flowing and higher speed.
It would be fun and a challenge to drive.

[ECW Dan Selby]

Wonderful feedback guys, thank you. I will be sure to pass it all along!

6/7/8's getting alot of attention and rightly so - it's a real gem no matter what class you're racing in!

I forgot to mention, this is meant to be a Grade 2 spec circuit. Out of interest, we did try F1 on this track, and it was great fun, just slightly on the tighter side (if you can imagine a late 80's track/early 90's track for F1, it's kind of like that effect!).

Where it really came in to its own was the 1955 F1 cars, and the Classic Touring Cars (or any touring cars for that matter!).

The great thing with the touring cars is it genuinely creates about 5 overtaking spots round the track, as oppose to 2 for the F1 cars

Selby

[LuiggiSpeed]

I like it! another iteration of the horseshoe concept which is one of my favs, reminds me of Jennings with a twist for the technical side, very nice Selby!