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F1 1990 – Leyton House Previews

Posted on June 21st, 2009 in rFactor – 9 Comments

Team SRM has released new previews of their Formula One 1990 season project for rFactor. The new shots show us the Leyton House CG901, driven by Mauricio Gugelmin at Monaco.

1990 was a rather exciting year in F1 as Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost went head to head for the title. The championship bid was decided at Suzuka, following a controversial incident on the very first lap.


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  • AeroMechanical

    Looks very good.

  • fastbikkel

    Wow!! What a graphical quality, hope it drives as nice as it looks. :happy:

  • Sensekhmet

    OK, now someone needs to make F1 1992 with Andrea Moda! ;)

  • weischschon

    What a great era this was. And OMG, those F1 were so goddamn beautiful.

    Good luck with your project and have fun in the development.

  • Ciufi

    thanks.
    Let’s be happy that to likes you! :happy:

  • JGoenR

    Great car! :grin: I just have 2 questions:
    1. Are you going to include all drivers that raced in 1990 season (driver changes)?
    2. Are you going to include all liveries, car models of 1990 season?

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61401920 aj_1986

    I’ve got to say that I wish they’d concentrate on the 1986 mod first, but that’s their prerogative. I’m not *too* bothered anyway, because 1990 was still a great season and that Leyton House / March is pretty stunning.

  • Ciufi

    JGoenR:
    Great car! I just have 2 questions:
    1. Are you going to include all drivers that raced in 1990 season (driver changes)?
    2. Are you going to include all liveries, car models of 1990 season?

    1) there currently are not changes driver, if there will be news, I will make you know.
    2) there will surely be all the liveries (No Tobacco, Extra Liveries), for the extra car models no (even in future?).
    We have put Currently extra Wings for fast and slow tracks (example: Monaco, Monza, etc..).

  • JGoenR

    Thanks for the information Ciufi. :grin:

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