SimRaceway

Have a look at the 28-February-2013 Release notes of the SimRaceway Sim platform.

HDTanel created a short clip showing the simraceway Mclaren F1 LM car in action. A track-oriented, limited-edition variant of McLaren’s original supercar, the F1 LM (“Le Mans”) was released to celebrate the F1 GTR’s stunning success at the Circuit de la Sarthe in 1995.

Launched in 2009, the R8 LMS (Le Mans Series) was designed for GT3 racing. It would go on to win 155 races and 12 titles before Audi raised the stakes even further in 2012 with the introduction of the LMS ultra.

In Episode 4 of Real vs Virtual, Nico Rondet, Head of Phyiscs for Simraceway and the chief instructor at Simraceway's Performance Driving Center prepares the Audi R8 LMS with James Sofranos of GMG Racing at Sonoma Raceway.

Comparison video of the Silverstone Circuit and real onboard footage using the Simraceway Beta. Video by AdrianF1esp

Heading back in time to the dawn of hot rodding culture, the Simraceway Custom Hot Rod offers an aggressive-but-elegant insight into the high-octane days of romance and rebellion on four wheels.

Simraceway posted some new shots of the soon to be released Hot Rod. Enjoy the clay renders of the car body and cockpit.

A Beginner's Guide to Introduce You to Simraceway! In this video you will see how to join and start racing and how to get cars from Simraceway Join on www.simraceway.com and install the game

Based on the team’s first pure-blood racing car, the M1A, the M1B represented McLaren in the 1965 and 1966 seasons, laying the groundwork for the team’s now stellar racing reputation.

Created to bring the unadulterated joy of driving within the reach of mere motoring mortals, the GT86—a collaboration between Toyota and Subaru—was first glimpsed, in the guise of the FT-86 concept, at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show.