rFactor 2 new Oval track previews

[Paul Jeffrey]

The Image Space Incorporated Track Team have revealed preview images of yet more new Oval content heading to the rFactor 2 simulation, this time the 3PA Fallston Speedway.

The preview images require little imagination to work out that this new 3PA unlicensed track is of course the legendary Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee.

Housing a considerable 160,000 fans Bristol Motor Speedway is the fourth largest sports venue in America and the eighth largest in the world, sitting firmly at the top of many seasoned NASCAR followers list of favourite venues. Known as the loudest NASCAR track on the current calendar due to its steep banking and amphitheatre like grandstand arrangement, Bristol is an iconic short Oval location and one of the jewels of the NASCAR season.

Recently releasing 3 teaser images with the promise of more to follow in the coming days, nothing is yet know of when Oval fans can expect to find this new track in rFactor 2. Judging by the released previews and the ISI Track Team's record of previewing content close to completion one would imagine Fallston is close to finished and due release in the very near future.

Following on from the launch of ISI's own StockCar content the sim has slowly built up its oval collection and is fast becoming a go to sim for those who enjoy America's finest form of open and closed wheel motorsport.

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Do you race Ovals in rF2? Like what you see? How do you think rF2 is progressing of late? Let us know in the comments section below!

 

[Deleted member 130869]

I must say, oval/stock car racing is far more accessible in rF2 than NR 2003 from a single-player perspective. I have tried only a handful of races in NR 2003 but it's far more challenging to compete in it than vs the AI here. Not just ovals, but even including road courses :-o.

 

[Randy Chamberlin]

I must say, oval/stock car racing is far more accessible in rF2 than NR 2003 from a single-player perspective. I have tried only a handful of races in NR 2003 but it's far more challenging to compete in it than vs the AI here. Not just ovals, but even including road courses :-o.

I started oval racing in the NR2K3 sim. Have it installed always cause AI are very good.

 

[Randy Chamberlin]

I am AMERICAN and proud of it. Some people <snip>

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