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1969 touring car season.
1969 touring car season.


==Track Suggestions==
==Track Suggestions==
{| Class="wikitable"
|+Key
|-
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Circuit is already on the calendar
|-
|style="background:#FFC"| Reserve cicuit/TBC
|-
|style="background:#FCC"| No download could be found
|}
{|  class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size: 85%;"  
{|  class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size: 85%;"  
! Country
! Country
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| Classic Texan road course. Now gone...
| Classic Texan road course. Now gone...
|-
|-
| {{DEN}} Denmark
|style="background:#FFC"| {{DEN}} Denmark
| Roskilde Ring
|style="background:#FFC"| Roskilde Ring
| Rollercoaster masquerading as a race track.
|style="background:#FFC"| Rollercoaster masquerading as a race track.
|-
|-
| {{GBR}} United Kingdom
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| {{GBR}} United Kingdom
| Crystal Palace
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Crystal Palace
| Classic south London parkland circuit where James Hunt once got into a fight.
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Classic south London parkland circuit where James Hunt once got into a fight.
|-
|-
| {{ESP-1945}} Spain
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| {{ESP-1945}} Spain
| Montjuic Park
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Montjuic Park
| Street circuit. Hosted the Spanish Grand Prix four times.
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Street circuit. Hosted the Spanish Grand Prix four times.
|-
|-
| {{FRA}} France
| {{FRA}} France
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| The French Nürburgring.
| The French Nürburgring.
|-
|-
| {{USA}} United States
|style="background:#FFC"| {{USA}} United States
| Riverside
|style="background:#FFC"| Riverside
| Another lost classic American circuit.
|style="background:#FFC"| Another lost classic American circuit.
|-
|-
| {{POR}} Portugal
| {{POR}} Portugal
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| Cobblestones and tramlines!
| Cobblestones and tramlines!
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|-
| {{RZA}} South Africa
|style="background:#FFC"| {{RZA}} South Africa
| Kyalami
|style="background:#FFC"| Kyalami
| Original circuit. Big straight on one side, bendy bit on the other. It's more exciting than it sounds.
|style="background:#FFC"| Original circuit. Big straight on one side, bendy bit on the other. It's more exciting than it sounds.
|-
|-
| {{ITA}} Italy
|style="background:#FFC"| {{ITA}} Italy
| Monza Combined
|style="background:#FFC"| Monza Combined
| Chicanes installed on oval section in 1966. Cannot find this version for rFactor. Unknown if it would make for better racing.
|style="background:#FFC"| Chicanes installed on oval section in 1966. Cannot find this version for rFactor. Unknown if it would make for better racing.
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|-
| {{AUS}} Australia
| {{AUS}} Australia
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| Original circuit. You probably know it already.
| Original circuit. You probably know it already.
|-
|-
| {{BEL}} Belgium
|style="background:#FFC"| {{BEL}} Belgium
| Spa-Francorchamps
|style="background:#FFC"| Spa-Francorchamps
| 14.1 km road circuit.
|style="background:#FFC"| 14.1 km road circuit.
|-
|-
| {{GDR}} East Germany
| {{GDR}} East Germany
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| "The Reims of the South Pacific".
| "The Reims of the South Pacific".
|-
|-
| {{YUG}} Yugoslavia
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| {{YUG}} Yugoslavia
| Opatija
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Opatija
| Do ''not'' put a wheel on the dirt here.
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Do ''not'' put a wheel on the dirt here.
|-
|-
| {{GDR}} East Germany
| {{GDR}} East Germany
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| Your standard German road circuit: very fast, trees everywhere.
| Your standard German road circuit: very fast, trees everywhere.
|-
|-
| {{ESP-1945}} Spain
|style="background:#FFC"| {{ESP-1945}} Spain
| ALCAÑIZ
|style="background:#FFC"| ALCAÑIZ
| ALCAÑIZ
|style="background:#FFC"| ALCAÑIZ
|-
|-
| {{AUS}} Australia
| {{AUS}} Australia
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| Grass appears to have characteristics of gravel: car slows down more dramatically than normal here.
| Grass appears to have characteristics of gravel: car slows down more dramatically than normal here.
|-
|-
| {{BAH}} Bahamas
|style="background:#FFC"| {{BAH}} Bahamas
| Oakes Field
|style="background:#FFC"| Oakes Field
| Very long airfield circuit that was a popular off-season sportscar venue in the first half of the decade.
|style="background:#FFC"| Very long airfield circuit that was a popular off-season sportscar venue in the first half of the decade.
|-
|-
| {{CAN}} Canada
| {{CAN}} Canada
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| Finland's greatest permanent circuit?
| Finland's greatest permanent circuit?
|-
|-
| {{FIN}} Finland
|style="background:#FCC"| {{FIN}} Finland
| Eläintarha
|style="background:#FCC"| Eläintarha
| "It has a corner naned DEATH CURVE" - Giraurd, 2020. Could not find download, though.
|style="background:#FCC"| "It has a corner naned DEATH CURVE" - Giraurd, 2020.
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| {{GER}} West Germany
| {{GER}} West Germany
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| 13.94 km road circuit.
| 13.94 km road circuit.
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|-
| {{FRA}} France
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| {{FRA}} France
| Pau
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| Pau
| You've seen F3 races here. It's one of the least-changed layouts out there.
|style="background:#CEF2E0"| You've seen F3 races here. It's one of the least-changed layouts out there.
|-
|-
| {{JPN}} Japan
| {{JPN}} Japan
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| In case Kyalami's too mainstream for you, there's this little gem from colonial Portugal.
| In case Kyalami's too mainstream for you, there's this little gem from colonial Portugal.
|-
|-
| {{URU}} Uruguay
|style="background:#FCC"| {{URU}} Uruguay
| Punta Fría
|style="background:#FCC"| Punta Fría
| Could not find download. Would have been nice, though.
|style="background:#FCC"| Nice flowing circuit down old South America way.
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|-
| {{ITA}} Italy
| {{ITA}} Italy
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| Big fuck-off banking for the final turn.
| Big fuck-off banking for the final turn.
|-
|-
| {{USA}} United States
|style="background:#FFC"| {{USA}} United States
| Bridgehampton
|style="background:#FFC"| Bridgehampton
| America must have the highest combined total of lost ''and'' modern classics.
|style="background:#FFC"| America must have the highest combined total of lost ''and'' modern classics.

Revision as of 15:43, 19 September 2020

1969 touring car season.


Track Suggestions

Key
Circuit is already on the calendar
Reserve cicuit/TBC
No download could be found
Country Circuit Notes
Template:USA United States Green Valley Raceway Classic Texan road course. Now gone...
Template:DEN Denmark Roskilde Ring Rollercoaster masquerading as a race track.
Template:GBR United Kingdom Crystal Palace Classic south London parkland circuit where James Hunt once got into a fight.
Flag of Spain (1945-1977) svg.png Spain Montjuic Park Street circuit. Hosted the Spanish Grand Prix four times.
Template:FRA France Circuit de Charade The French Nürburgring.
Template:USA United States Riverside Another lost classic American circuit.
Flag of Portugal svg.png Portugal Boavista Cobblestones and tramlines!
Flag of South Africa 1928-1994 svg.png South Africa Kyalami Original circuit. Big straight on one side, bendy bit on the other. It's more exciting than it sounds.
Flag of Italy svg.png Italy Monza Combined Chicanes installed on oval section in 1966. Cannot find this version for rFactor. Unknown if it would make for better racing.
Template:AUS Australia Amaroo Park Short, but veeeery undulating.
Template:USA United States Laguna Seca Original layout featuring short straight linking what is now Andretti Hairpin with modern Turn 5.
Flag of Germany svg.png West Germany Nürburgring Südschleife Very easy to miss non-solid section of ground at exit of final corner, similar to Hungaroring for Season 1 veterans. Unlikely to be game-breaking for anyone, but caution is advised. Basically the Nordschleife but shorter.
Template:FRA France Rouen-les-Essarts If you thought Kielce was bad, wait 'til you see Nouveau Monde!
Flag of the Netherlands svg.png Netherlands Zandvoort Original circuit. You probably know it already.
Template:BEL Belgium Spa-Francorchamps 14.1 km road circuit.
Flag of East Germany svg.png East Germany Halle-Saale-Schleife Tram lines!
Template:FRA France Linas-Montlhéry A roval from before rovals were cool.
Template:AUS Australia Longford "The Reims of the South Pacific".
Flag of Yugoslavia svg.png Yugoslavia Opatija Do not put a wheel on the dirt here.
Flag of East Germany svg.png East Germany Sachsenring Original 8.6 km road circuit.
Flag of Germany svg.png West Germany Solitudering Your standard German road circuit: very fast, trees everywhere.
Flag of Spain (1945-1977) svg.png Spain ALCAÑIZ ALCAÑIZ
Template:AUS Australia Warwick Farm So many classic Australian circuits that are now gone...
Template:FRA France Reims-Gueux Grass appears to have characteristics of gravel: car slows down more dramatically than normal here.
Flag of the Bahamas svg.png Bahamas Oakes Field Very long airfield circuit that was a popular off-season sportscar venue in the first half of the decade.
Flag of Canada svg.png Canada Mosport Park Canada's original Grand Prix venue.
Flag of Japan svg.png Japan Fuji Speedway Original layout with banked Daiichi curve. No chicanes either.
Flag of Italy svg.png Italy Imola Original layout without chicanes.
Flag of Finland svg.png Finland Keimola Finland's greatest permanent circuit?
Flag of Finland svg.png Finland Eläintarha "It has a corner naned DEATH CURVE" - Giraurd, 2020.
Flag of Germany svg.png West Germany AVUS Actual layout used during this time did not feature the banking. But that won't stop us...
Flag of Canada svg.png Canada Saint-Jovite You could make a decent hillclimb out of half of this track.
Flag of the Czech Republic svg.png Czechoslovakia Brno 13.94 km road circuit.
Template:FRA France Pau You've seen F3 races here. It's one of the least-changed layouts out there.
Flag of Japan svg.png Japan Funabashi Couldn't keep up with Suzuka and Fuji, but it's still a great little track for these cars.
Flag of Portugal svg.png Mozambique Lourenço Marques In case Kyalami's too mainstream for you, there's this little gem from colonial Portugal.
Flag of Uruguay svg.png Uruguay Punta Fría Nice flowing circuit down old South America way.
Flag of Italy svg.png Italy Vallelunga Original 3.2 km circuit. You know Vallelunga, right?
Flag of Sweden svg.png Sweden Mantorp Park Kind of like Anderstorp but... better?
Template:USA United States Meadowdale Big fuck-off banking for the final turn.
Template:USA United States Bridgehampton America must have the highest combined total of lost and modern classics.
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