rFactor Simulation of New Snetterton Layout

MotorSportVision, owners of the British Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit, have used rFactor to create a simulation video of the circuit’s upcoming layout extension.

The video shows a Formula Two car on the new layout, the new version of Snetterton will not just come with an altered layout but also a new paddock area and improved facilities.

This isn’t the first time that rFactor is used to show off a planned circuit, back in 2009 a rFactor version of the planned Donington 2010 Formula One track surfaced. The creators even promised a public release of the track but, just as the new layout & Formula One’s move, this never came to fruition.

GTOmegaRacing.com

  • Nissan Man

    that new layout looks aweful!!!!! a glorified go-kart track without a single interesting turn.

  • Rollstuhl

    It’s extremely boring! It does seem that anyone wanted to create a great racing track. And it looks always the same if someone uses bobs track builder. Internet’s full of those ugly tracks

  • Rollstuhl

    It’s extremely boring! Who designed this wreck of a track, a little child? In addition, this simulation looks pretty ugly, thank’s to bob’s track builder the internet is full of tracks looking like this

  • LFSFAN

    Thanks to bob’s track builder we had 2 laser scanned tracks and many other quality tracks as well.
    By the way the Formula 2 mod have a very realistic feeling compared to most mods on rfactor. Give it a try in case you haven’t done so already ! The car doesn’t have much torque but the handling is very nice.

  • Kimi R

    Placing some cones in a shopping mall parking lot or on an old airport looks more interesting than this track.

  • lasercutter

    I was approached to make this track for them, glad they started ignoring my emails and it all died a death as there is no way I’d have been able to match the quality they seem to have acheived

  • f1racing

    I must agree that this track looks a bit too boring. It goes like go-go-go-brake-turn right-go-go-go-brake-turn left-go-go and so on and on and on…I mean, are those guys who design modern tracks blind or something?? Every new track is the same. Every new track has lots of slow corners and long straights before and afther that. Every child, as someone mentioned, can make track like that. Give them a ruler and they will draw it for you. Damn, where does motorsport go with thiskind of tracks.
    I used to remember this as one of my favorite tracks in simulations when I was younger. Now they screwed it.

  • tepsu

    Could you specify which Formula 2 mod exactly? I tried looking on rfactorcentral and couldn’t find anything like this. It sounds and looks really nice so I’d like to try it :)

  • rfkiller

    LMAO… Brilliant

  • f1racing
  • LFSFAN

    I was talking about the F2 mod by SiMCO :)

  • Rooster

    Where’s the speed? It’s in, I don’t know, circuits that aren’t rubbish?

  • jimmy

    Yep, you’re partially right. But Snetterton has always been a bit ‘geometric’ – nothing wrong with that IMHO. This is just a little bit modified version. But overall, new tracks all over the world suck – every motosport fan says this and still they create such circuits. Portimao is good though – but it’s also universally know – and accepted – fact. And solution is simple – place tedious Tilkedrome on a hilly terrain – and you have distinctive fun track with its own soul and character. Just imagine Brands Hatch on a flat surface – whole charm would be lost and it would be just another Tilkedrome-like track.

  • tepsu

    Okay thanks, I got it now! It’s cool, one of my new favorite mods!

  • f1racing

    Agree about snetteron, but as I remember it wasn’t like stop-go-stop-go like this new part of track…

  • Riches

    Bobs trackbuilder has nothing to do with the quality.
    It’s the effort people put it that makes it count.
    Regardless off the program you make it in.

  • Bob

    I don’t know about the new layout but old snetterton was a blast.

  • pez2k

    I’d rather have lower-quality BTB versions of all of the great little-known circuits that it has helped people make than no representations of them at all.

Back to top