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Manuel Staggl has created some more renders of the classic Lotus 78 Cosworth. The Lotus 78 'wing car' was a Formula One racing car used in the 1977 and 1978 seasons. It was designed by Peter Wright, Colin Chapman, Martin Ogilvie and Tony Rudd, and was the car that started the ground effect revolution in Formula One.

Manuel Staggl has created some more renders of the Caterham SP/300.R. A perfect set of wallpapers to spice up your desktop.

Daniel S. who you may also know as CTDP member Dahie, created a very interesting article about the history of car painting in mods covering the last 15 years to illustrate how things have evolved. Certainly a nice read for all interested in the skinning part of Modding.

SimBin uploaded one more preview of the freshly licenced Mount Panorama circuit. The famous "Dipper" at Bathurst.

Automaniax released a new "Porsche Motorsport Online" video . A closed BETA-Version of automaniax.com is in progress. It provides a new race experience online. With real cars, real tracks,and real motorsports. The great part is that it will be a free to play format.

Manuel Staggl has created some more renders of the 2011 McLaren MP4-12C. A perfect set of wallpapers to spice up your desktop.

Stefan Lemke who you also might know as PaVeL of RaceSkinning, created another stunning set of Game model renders of the BAC Mono trackday car. The Briggs Automotive Company (BAC) is a British sports car manufacturing company based in Holmes Chapel, Cheshire. The company produces the BAC Mono sports car, a single seater car capable of accelerating from 0–62 mph (0–100 km/h) in 2.8 seconds and with a top speed of 170 mph (274 km/h).

Last week Racing Aces held a competition, the winner would get to drive a Lotus F1 car at the Paul Ricard circuit. So Team VVV popped along to find out more, The rigs are by Vesaro while the software is RFactor Pro.

After four years, ARC_TEAM have decided to do some major updates regarding their Webstore From today on, their new ARC_TEAM OFFICIAL STORE is online.

Fabio Gallo posted a little thanks message to their iOpener Facebook and twitter page. Explaining that the company has undergone major changes in ownership, governance and management,, but is very well alive and kicking, and they are now working hard to get the technology out there.