rF GPK Zandvoort 2.0

rFactor Grand Prix Karting Zandvoort
Formula One returns to the historic Circuit Zandvoort in 2021. A classic old school track where corners have names like Tarzan bocht, Gerlach bocht, Hugenholtz bocht, Hunserug, Scheivlak and so on. (Yes that corner is named after Hans Hugenholtz, the designer of Suzuka.) The track has only two real straights, everything else of the track is at least a bit curved with a bit of elevation and every corner has a bit of banking. The historic track has changed a lot in the eighties and nineties and is resent adapted to the modern formula one. The Arie Luyendijkbocht and Hugenholtzbocht have a lot of banking now.

rF GPK Zandvoort update version 2.0
The update comes with new layouts. Now there are:

• The GP version with all the extra temporary grand stands filled with spectators.
• A track day version without the extra temporary grand stands and not much spectators on the main grandstand.
• A track day Club version. In real life the Club version is not possible anymore, there is a restaurant in the middle of the track. In the GPK version you drive under this restaurant in the Club version.
• A track day National version.
• A track day Oosterlijk circuit version.
• A Club version with all the temporary grand stands filled with spectators.
• A "sand" version. The track's tarmac has been renewed and some parts have been changed. During the work, large parts of the track were sand without tarmac. In the "sand" version you can drive in the sand. The higher resistance of the sand and less grip of the sand is not exaggerated, so you can still drive well.

The rFactor GPK tracks are dedicated for karting, the Assetto Corsa GPK tracks are dedicated for Formula Student. The Assetto Corsa GPK Zandvoort version:


Grand Prix Karting
Grand Prix Karting tracks are F1 tracks with the layout of the original F1 track but the size, look and feel of real world karttracks. No big runoff areas, but modern wide kerbs, pit not on the infield but on the outside of the track, not many grand stands but a pitbuilding which is also a grandstand. These tracks are not a resized conversion of existing tracks but scratch build. Not laser scanned (because they are fiction) but handmade, which was a bit of a challenge with some tracks with a lot of elevation in the track and the terrain surrounding the track.

Grand Prix Karting Skins:

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