Oh driving rFactor and Targa Florio brings tons of memories. Drove it endless in the CSGT WSC 1970 mod especially in the Porsche 911S and Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/3. Unfortunately the Targa-mod for Assetto Corsa is in beta-version and not as good as the GTR2 and rFactor1 versions, but driving the 1966 Alfa Romeo GTA with 900° steering wheel, real clutch and enormous FFB at standard G27 H-shifter rig is still hell of fun!
screws my laptop on high settings so have to drive it on medium. but such an awesome track and an awesome build. a real challenge to concentrate for 40 minutes too (for me anyway lol). superb! great lap and great vid!
I just listened to the Dinner With Racers podcast where they were interviewing Brian Redman. I'm pretty sure he was referring to your video around the 27 minute mark.
Well done but I have some doubt about the path from Cerda to Scillato, from Scillato to Collesano and from Collesano to Campofelice. Anyway, exciting and amazing.
O.K. really cool simulator! Some questions but first a suggestion, I have a suggestion and this comes from a point of view that I like the way you set up the camera and the whole thing is really fun. So, how about making it truly authentic; use a helmet that would be car and period correct and suit and gloves... Also add some more sounds like the wind and maybe cars honking and fans yelling... Questions about the sim... • Can you set the sim to have tire wear? • How about fuel usage? • Is there steering feedback? • What other cars are available? • Can you set the weather and or day, night, dusk setting's? Thanks in advance!
Very smooth, and a great save at 42:11! Only one spin, and no serious offs in 40-some minutes of pretty flat-out going -- I think you've done this before... How do you access the Targa circuit in rF, and could you describe your rig (including computer, OS, and graphics card), please? Great stuff!
Hi! I'm following your channel for months and this is maybe my prefered video...but I can't understand what mod it comes from... You usually use the HGTTC v1.95, but is there the 908 in it? I have found a 908 in the WSC 70 Mod, so I'd like to know wich is this one. :) Thanks, keep sharing. This video are very appreciated!
+wasuprobleemjoh You don't need to but there are certain landmarks you can keep in mind, some dangerous or easy kinks or turns. The last segment is the long straight folowed by a few kinks and turns.
I really like this... However, the sim is so sterile the actual real event was chaotic! animals on the road, horse and cart moving along the road, slow traffic, and so on... Would be better if the sim was updated-revised to include these "surprises" around every corner! Watch this video-documentary about this event: th-cam.com/video/pF_oF-ZMhD0/w-d-xo.html
Some people want to simulate more the driving, but there also people, who even take too serious about simulation, and then are telling to the keyboard players that they must drive with wheel, only because "is a simulator, not Need For Speed". A guy in a server told me something like that, i drive with keyboard, but i prefer so much more, enjoy the cars, and beat my self, that waiting for a wheel. Well, have a good day and a great year :D
+Nicolas Soto Yeah, and he will give them the money for a decent wheel which is 350 bucks for a complete G27 Logitech set and about 600 for a complete Thrustmaster set. :D A simulation is not restricted to a wheel. I drive via gamepad btw. :D
Or maybe, MAYBE, wearing gloves reduces the sweat so that you can have a firm grip on the wheel and not have it slipping away from your hands in the middle of a corner.
I had a big sigh after reading this comment, I know this was 4 years ago but think of the reasons that real drivers use gloves, just like ChaosZero mentions it helps you get a firm grip on the wheel and not only that, it can prevent you from getting blisters and messing up the skin on your hands. I have done a lot of sim driving without gloves and it can roughen up the skin on the outer side of your thumbs, driving with gloves helps with this. Also sim racing isn't just like other gaming you see like these silly shooting games. In sim racing (If you have a wheel and pedals) you are replicating the exact physical movements that you would in a real car hence "sim" which obviously stands for simulator. You would be surprised how accurate these simulators are and that they are actually used as training tools for real drivers.
@@brandono6718 I agree with your comment. As far as I can judge, he is using a direct drive wheel. It sets out a lot more power than the Logitech and Thrustmaster wheels which are belt or gear driven. A direct drive wheel can easily damage your skin or even break your wrist if you don't have a good grip on it and something happens that causes the wheel to spin.
Oh driving rFactor and Targa Florio brings tons of memories. Drove it endless in the CSGT WSC 1970 mod especially in the Porsche 911S and Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/3. Unfortunately the Targa-mod for Assetto Corsa is in beta-version and not as good as the GTR2 and rFactor1 versions, but driving the 1966 Alfa Romeo GTA with 900° steering wheel, real clutch and enormous FFB at standard G27 H-shifter rig is still hell of fun!
And this boys and girls, is how you set up a proper fov :)
Very very long circuit, but at the same time, really a pleasure to enjoy. You got what you need man =) excelent driving
+Nicolas Soto It is just about thrice the length of the Nürburgring. :D
Just happened onto this...really spectacular and some fantastic driving!
Holy shit, what an amazing sound!
You're so smooth and economical! Great style :)
Best lap for ever owned by Kinnunen on board à Porsche 908 3. From John Wyer Gulf team.
"If you think everything's under control, you're going too slow." (M. Andretti)
Buonfornello. The longest straight on the motor racing planet. Superb video.
1906's Sarthe had much longer straights.
Bonfornello 10 Km circa quanto Sartre
This is a very nice angle to watch the lap on
Great lap!
screws my laptop on high settings so have to drive it on medium. but such an awesome track and an awesome build. a real challenge to concentrate for 40 minutes too (for me anyway lol). superb! great lap and great vid!
Great Lap
great lap
I was waiting for Jacky Ickx to come flying by you in the Ferrari...lol!
Superlativo o superlativo favoloso bellissimo la più bella cosa
Hi, thanks.
Yes, this car is from 1970 WSC mod by CSGT
amazing!
Drove a Mini Cooper S(61BHP) on Race07 around here, Took me 1 hour and 25 mins to do a single lap LOL!!!!!!!
I have tryed american bus and it took me more than two hours.
I have Race 07 with all the DLCs, how did you get to drive this?
Serious respect sir
wow graphics have come a long way since pole position
Thanks
You must had a big fan up the screen to see your hair moving!! :-D
I just listened to the Dinner With Racers podcast where they were interviewing Brian Redman. I'm pretty sure he was referring to your video around the 27 minute mark.
Can you share that video? Which episode was?
Okay, thank you :)
a lap around sicily.wild
Well done but I have some doubt about the path from Cerda to Scillato, from Scillato to Collesano and from Collesano to Campofelice.
Anyway, exciting and amazing.
O.K. really cool simulator!
Some questions but first a suggestion, I have a suggestion and this comes from a point of view that I like the way you set up the camera and the whole thing is really fun.
So, how about making it truly authentic; use a helmet that would be car and period correct and suit and gloves...
Also add some more sounds like the wind and maybe cars honking and fans yelling...
Questions about the sim...
• Can you set the sim to have tire wear?
• How about fuel usage?
• Is there steering feedback?
• What other cars are available?
• Can you set the weather and or day, night, dusk setting's?
Thanks in advance!
Latest response ever, all of those things are possible. I hope you got your answer before this however.
I see Nino banners all over the lap, is it because they're paying tribute to the local hero aka Nino Vaccarela?
Very smooth, and a great save at 42:11! Only one spin, and no serious offs in 40-some minutes of pretty flat-out going -- I think you've done this before...
How do you access the Targa circuit in rF, and could you describe your rig (including computer, OS, and graphics card), please?
Great stuff!
How come you made a new channel? great video and drive :)
so i can upload videos longer then 15min :)
i will still use my other channel as well though.
Does any real onboard footage of a full lap exist? I’ve never seen anything so this will suffice to show what an amazing race that was.
fantastic video, how can I do the same view setup ingame for the dash poard and car hood with no steering wheel?
They shouldnt flicker in cockpit view.
If they do, just edit the vehicle cam file (clip planes)
see description on targa page on rfactorcentral.
recorded from rF while driving.
do you think i can beat this time with the cheapest wheel in market?
Hi! I'm following your channel for months and this is maybe my prefered video...but I can't understand what mod it comes from... You usually use the HGTTC v1.95, but is there the 908 in it? I have found a 908 in the WSC 70 Mod, so I'd like to know wich is this one. :) Thanks, keep sharing. This video are very appreciated!
Where to download this track?
Looking at this again....using paddle shift? Why??
Is there a 2017 version available..?
Yessir, get a plane ticket to Palmero 👍
Why does the pilot not have a helmet?
Did you record the sound while driving or in the replay?
AndiiLMS its in replay
What game is this? very realistic steering reaction is awesome. Can't imagine you using a game controller to drive
rFactor
this was not a similater was it?i hope it is real.so easy to get fooled these days.
Da come muovi il volante giro fatto in modalita più facile con aiuto sterzo max
how can you memorize the whole track o.o
+wasuprobleemjoh You don't need to but there are certain landmarks you can keep in mind, some dangerous or easy kinks or turns. The last segment is the long straight folowed by a few kinks and turns.
Setz das Headset ab, setz einen Helm auf, und man denkt, es sei ein rechtes Video. TOP!
What name of this Game?
R Factor
I really like this... However, the sim is so sterile the actual real event was chaotic! animals on the road, horse and cart moving along the road, slow traffic, and so on... Would be better if the sim was updated-revised to include these "surprises" around every corner! Watch this video-documentary about this event: th-cam.com/video/pF_oF-ZMhD0/w-d-xo.html
Dude, why are you wearing gloves ? :D :D its just a game :D
Some people want to simulate more the driving, but there also people, who even take too serious about simulation, and then are telling to the keyboard players that they must drive with wheel, only because "is a simulator, not Need For Speed". A guy in a server told me something like that, i drive with keyboard, but i prefer so much more, enjoy the cars, and beat my self, that waiting for a wheel. Well, have a good day and a great year :D
+Nicolas Soto Yeah, and he will give them the money for a decent wheel which is 350 bucks for a complete G27 Logitech set and about 600 for a complete Thrustmaster set. :D A simulation is not restricted to a wheel. I drive via gamepad btw. :D
Or maybe, MAYBE, wearing gloves reduces the sweat so that you can have a firm grip on the wheel and not have it slipping away from your hands in the middle of a corner.
I had a big sigh after reading this comment, I know this was 4 years ago but think of the reasons that real drivers use gloves, just like ChaosZero mentions it helps you get a firm grip on the wheel and not only that, it can prevent you from getting blisters and messing up the skin on your hands. I have done a lot of sim driving without gloves and it can roughen up the skin on the outer side of your thumbs, driving with gloves helps with this. Also sim racing isn't just like other gaming you see like these silly shooting games. In sim racing (If you have a wheel and pedals) you are replicating the exact physical movements that you would in a real car hence "sim" which obviously stands for simulator. You would be surprised how accurate these simulators are and that they are actually used as training tools for real drivers.
@@brandono6718 I agree with your comment. As far as I can judge, he is using a direct drive wheel. It sets out a lot more power than the Logitech and Thrustmaster wheels which are belt or gear driven. A direct drive wheel can easily damage your skin or even break your wrist if you don't have a good grip on it and something happens that causes the wheel to spin.