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Brooklands 1937 – First Previews

Posted on November 2nd, 2009 in rFactor – 11 Comments

Team Players, known for their F1 1955 and Grand Am mods for rFactor, have announced a new track project as the team is working to bring the world’s first ever purpose-built motorports venue to rFactor.

Located in Surrey, England, Brooklands opened in 1907, providing the first permanent setting for motorsports competition. The 4.43 kilometer track was closed in 1939, below are first previews of the rFactor version.


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  • felipe

    no wonder I love rFactor :tongue: no wonder Team Players are an awesome team :sd:

  • eddiespag

    This is great, but will it affect the ongoing development of their other projects that many of us are waiting for? Go Team Players! :tongue:

  • Diromo

    Looks a bit like Mafia I race track :)

  • http://historicgt.8.forumer.com Rantam

    Great! a proper version of Brooklands! And is looking good indeed. I can recognize that car also, but i think Team players never introduced it before. What a nice surprise :)

    Regards

  • phil23

    Wow, very cool :cool:

  • Sensekhmet

    Fantastic.

  • Uff

    Rantam: Great! a proper version of Brooklands! And is looking good indeed. I can recognize that car also, but i think Team players never introduced it before. What a nice surprise :)Regards

    Yes, they talked about it in the topic Bob opened in the Team Players’ forum. ;)

  • JGoenR

    Nice.. :happy:

  • delaney1970

    One old racer said that driving fast on the rough surface of the Brooklands banking in a 1930′s racing car was like ” seeing how far you could lean out of a window, without actually falling out ” :sd:

    Can’t wait for the track

  • spoonana

    I am actully a voulteer at brooklands museum, so if team players need any help, im here!

  • felipe

    just check this pic out http://cache2.asset-cache.net/xc/56457296.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=5A1FDC95B2C10A4094D83EEFDA130E6A
    I wonder how an Enzo will behave at this track :shock:

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