dumrick: In ThePits forum, the track author claims to have tried to replicate Daytona’s Road Course indeed. He is also the guy who did the current N2003 and wanted to do a better version.Check it out: http://www.thepits.us/board/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=15094&start=0As Pandamasque, I’m also not a fan of fictional tracks, but this one will be fictional only in name.

this is what the author says at rfactorcentral.com “It was laid out with Daytona RC in mind, but does not follow it to a Tee”

I don’t agree with tigeraid when he says we’ve already got a Daytona, so why another, however I do think that if we already have a “poor” representation of DaytonaRC (for ISI sims – there’s an authentic one elsewhere), why another poor version. There’s always a place for a vastly improved version i.e. what Virtua LM did when doing Mid Ohio and Lemans even though they already existed. And also what they are doing now in attempting to produce a much more accurate Sebering to replace the rather poor versions currently existing.

Proof of this is that it seems the most popular track for people releasing previews of a mod is VLM Mid Ohio. That shows there’s a need for high quality tracks on the ‘other side’ of the sim world.

Check it out: http://www.thepits.us/board/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=15094&start=0

As Pandamasque, I’m also not a fan of fictional tracks, but this one will be fictional only in name.

I firmly disagree with that statement. If it is a track you drive in real life then this could hold true. But considering most tracks in rFactor are tracks we will never drive in real life then they all could be considered fictional. There are a ton of fictional tracks in rFactor that are extremely fun. Don’t be so closed minded.