Community Question | Which Fantasy Track Would You Build In Real Life?

[Dennis Karlsson]

It was a real track but I would like to see Südschleife again.

 

[Solemito]

North Wilkesboro speedway from iRacing (the track is abandoned, so it counts)

 

[erniedaoage]

I can't decide between Lienz festival of speed and Mills Metro park. Both have a couple of layouts and you can race almost everything there.

 

[Robert Mitchell]

Essington Park from rfactor

 

[OZ67]

There was a Mod Track in Nascar 2003 called Gotherburg, some german guys local roads I think, It was a great flowing track.

 

[VirtuaIceMan]

Dinosaur Canyon from Daytona USA?

 

[lueyhewis]

I'm going for Trial Mountain, Apricot Hill, Deep Forest and Mid-Field Raceway from Gran Turismo... they are beautiful!

anything from gran turismo would be amazing. God what a fun game.

 

[race_flo]

Project Cars 2 - USA Mojave Desert
That track is crazy

 

[Jiltjes]

The road to work (or better yet to home from work) with no traffic....

 

[Mekonrider]

Trial Mountain. Most PD tracks to be honest, they are usually good.

 

[MrWaflz55]

The way PD went about making fantasy tracks for GT Sport really upped the game in terms of realism. Previous games had fantasy tracks that were basically tunnels of trackside scenery like Trial Mountain and Deep Forest. Newer tracks like Dragon Trail use location data and build the circuit around that instead. You could actually go to the spot in Croatia where Dragon Trail would be, there's no track there, but still. It really gives those fictional tracks a good sense of realism and place compared to earlier ones and other courses from competing franchises, like the FIA commissioned a bunch of pop-up tracks for the Gran Turismo Championships. I'd have to say that GT Sport has the best tracks for converting into real life.

Now, if I had to choose, I'd probably go with Maggiore as my top pick, followed by Dragon Trail second and Sainte-Croix third.

Also something I don't understand is suggestions for public road grand prix courses like they had in the 50s and 60s. If there's a good chance of somebody wrapping around a tree and dying during a race, they should not be pursued. those kinds of courses should be left in the anals of history and sim racing.

 

[Tyler Fleming]

Maple Valley would be awesome irl.

 

[paulvanwens]

moo moo meadows

 

[Paul McCluskey]

Trial Mountain, Deep Forest and defo the Complex String track from GT3

 

[budlix]

Raceroom Raceway would be cool. Or some Wacky Wheels course

 

[Case_]

I was originally going to be very clever and say Kansai (or something like that), but yes, I guess Raceroom Raceway. Or Mendig Flugplatz (the largest one).

 

[Salvatore Sirignano]

The F1 97 bonus track in the shape of an F1 car!

 

[PaulAM]

Clearly Studio 397 needs to update and polish Toban and then run it in their competition servers.

 

[M D Gourley]

Pure Fantasy, had all the money in the world and exact replicas you say...well, I would first need to purchase a small country sized piece of land.

In the central part of the land create a track like 'Rockfield Roughspot' from Wreckfest for Rally Cross / Demo Derby

Have to build an entire city around that inner track for city racing like 'Shanghai' in PC3...oh, just to give the wife and kids some shopping while I'm racing.

Around the outer skirts of the city some high speed highway roads etc...'Monument Canyon' will do nicely

All just my delusions of grandeur or another excuse to upload some screen shots
...otherwise 'Magnificent Park' for rFactor2

...or 'TOBAN' just so I can squeeze another screen shot in here

 

[Roy Magnes]

Vitus Park from rFactor 1 is also a strong contender