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1937 Grand Prix for rFactor – Lots of Previews

Posted on June 11th, 2012 in rFactor 16 Comments

1937 Grand Prix for rFactor – Lots of Previews

Team Vintage has released plenty of new preview materials of their 1937 Grand Prix mod for rFactor that is nearing completion.

You can find a big bunch of new screenshots below, showing the various historical race cars the mod will offer in action. Furthermore, a new preview video shows a race at Brooklands, giving everyone an idea what 30s racing is all about.

Everyone who wants to know even more about the mod and it’s cars can download a detailed PDF with plenty of info here.

Made by Team Vintage, the 1937 Grand Prix mod will include five iconic pre-war era racing cars, bringing back the times when engines were powerful, tires narrow and seat belts were unheard of. Car models include the Auto union type C, Mercedes-Benz W125, Alfa Romeo 12C 36, Maserati 8CM & the E.R.A type B.

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  • http://twitter.com/GeraArg Gerardo

    Freaking awesome!!!!!!!

  • noro ardanto

    absolutely gorgeous, thanks very much Team Vintage!

  • Anonymous

    Those models are very well done, some of the best I’ve seen in a while. Team Vintage, get a hold of a 3D printer and you can make yourself some mini toy cars. :)

  • Anonymous

    How cool does this look !  Nice !

    Computers didn’t even exist in 1937 so no-one then could have imagined people in 2012 would virtually re-living their era of racing.    I can’t wait.

  • http://twitter.com/redbullcat Phil Oakley

    Fantastic models, but they need a screenshot master like 6e66o to really show these off in all their glory.

  • http://www.facebook.com/lasse.j.ougaard Lasse Jakobi Ougaard

    I’m not usually a lot on rFactor, but I HAVE to get this. 

    Imagine this with a heavy right foot, 900 degress on the sterringwheel and a lot of countersteering! :D

  • http://twitter.com/YoShImUrA53 Jorge Azcoitia

    Can’t wait to give them a shot. I was a couple of weeks ago watching some of these cars racing and they look so much fun!

  • Richard Hessels

    Looking forward very much to drive these ancients beasts.

    some nitpicking to who made the screenshots.
    It looks like you have anisotropic filtering on off.
    Makes the textures look much more blurry than they should.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001061294656 Rhys Gardiner

    Lovely stuff… this is one of the mods I’m most looking forward to on any platform.

  • Anonymous

    WOW, amazing :)

  • http://twitter.com/Ghoults myName

    So is there a sim that supports double clutching? Shifts look pretty fast as I’d imagine for those old cars the shifts would be slower.

    Anyways, amazing work!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Krzysztof-Urban/100000662962796 Krzysztof Urban

    They kinda didn’t want to have a screenmaker on board with them. :)

  • Anonymous

    Double declutching, not really, but there is a plugin for rf that requires to revmatch closely and to depress clutch fully for shifting which makes it much better.
    Shift times are very fast on this specific cars because it had a special preselector type of gearbox. All other cars in mod shift slow.

  • http://www.facebook.com/MAKCorp Petros Mak

    Looking very nice guys! Great job indeed!

  • Arie Beuker, de

    Ooh man, that looks damn good. I am gonna try this.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/AAVK2TU5QDZOZ6IV56RD325IAQ David

    Brooklands was a very bumpy track.This is too smooth. Also does this have any connection with the old PC/Dreamcast game ‘Spirit of Speed 1937′?

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