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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).

Mexes is still working on what might become one of the most beautiful historic car mods made for rFactor. He finished the modes of the BRM and Vanwall, and will continue work on the Cooper T51. Expect more progress shots soon.

Niels Heusinkveld is working on the physics of the Corvette C6 4.0 mod for rFactor. He is taking the Chevy for a spin at the Nordschleife. Enjoy the preview.

This is the official video manual for the ClubSport Wheel Base, BMW M3 GT2 and Formula rims of Fanatec..

This is the official video manual for the Forza MotorSport CSR Elite Wheel of Fanatec.

The long awaited GUI is finally here. No more tinkering in .xml files or any difficult actions. Just launch Fanaleds and select the settings you would like. This version includes an additional rumble effect for shift indication. Current rumble effects that simulate the brake locking are now detected better ensuring proper braking feedback.

More videos pop up using the new BETA of the Piboso GP Bikes project. This time a new video by GTERTET

A new weekly build of Slightly Mad Studios’ WMD-powered Project CARS title is out. Build 254 for all members to enjoy.

Like its predecessor in 2010, the MP4-26 proved extremely competitive during the 2011 Formula One season, leading Vodafone McLaren Mercedes to second-place in the Constructors' Championship for a second consecutive season and Jenson Button (2nd) and Lewis Hamilton (5th) to respectable positions in the Drivers' Championship.

Yes, it's finally here - Racing In Slow Motion IV The 4th edition of the original "Racing In Slow Motion" Series, 16 Minutes of pure racing footage.