rF2 F1 1960s: analisi vetture

...I’ve known that there was a market for historic cars for a few years, but it’s only when I joined ISI that I felt this information accepted and used. I was let loose and (as has been mentioned before) licensed cars from many different eras and types of racing. So what is going to be the difference at ISI? History, of course.

ISI aren’t just licensing historic cars and giving them to you to race around todays modern and sterile racing circuits; ISI are giving you historic cars to race on historically accurate racing tracks. Much like Grand Prix Legends, and for the first time since, you’re actually racing a historical car on the claustrophobic, astonishingly fast and absurdly dangerous circuits it was built for.

To me? That’s the difference, and that’s why people stuck to Grand Prix Legends: It wasn’t just the cars, it was the feeling of doing what those brave men did on the tracks they did it… That’s what I wanted out of rFactor 2.

While I’m pursuing every license I possibly can, from all eras of racing, I’m looking forward most of all to helping sim racers look backwards in time and perhaps learn about the history of the sport. We’ll have to go a lot faster than 88mph to get there…