Long Beach IndyCar Grand Prix in 12 different racing games (CART, iRacing, Forza and more) скачать в хорошем качестве

Long Beach IndyCar Grand Prix in 12 different racing games (CART, iRacing, Forza and more)

The IndyCar Grand Prix of Long Beach is happening this week and it is probably the most well known non-oval IndyCar race. Here you can see one lap of the track with an open wheel car in 12 different racing games, from some CART era games up to modern sim racing titles. Enjoy the show! Timeline: 0:00 CART World Series (PS1, 1997) 1:08 CART Precision Racing (PC, 1997) 2:12 Newman/Haas Racing (PS1, 1998) 3:07 iRacing (PC, 2008) 4:29 rFactor 2 (PC, 2013) 5:53 Forza Motorsport 5 (Xbox One, 2013) 7:17 Forza Motorsport 6 (Xbox One, 2015) 8:41 Project Cars 2 (PC, 2017) 10:03 Forza Motorsport 7 (Xbox One, 2017) 11:27 The Crew 2 (PC, 2018) 12:11 Automobilista 2 (PC, 2020) 13:34 Project Cars 3 (PC, 2020) Thanks to Aeroteq for recording iRacing for me, so that I didn't have to buy track and car there myself just for this video. Check out some of his own content here:   / aeroteq      / @aeroteq   The Long Beach Grand Prix is the longest running major street race held in North America. From 1976 to 1983 it was part of Formula 1 and since 1984 it has been part of top tier American open wheel championships like the CART series and now the IndyCar series. Various different track layouts have been used for the race over time, which the current one being used since the year 2000. The track has been included in a number of different racing games, going back to the DOS era on PC with games like IndyCar Racing 1 and 2, developed by Papyrus. During the PS1 era the track was in multiple CART games. These games feature an older version of the track, which is shorter than the current one. The modern layout can be found in the Forza Motorsport games of the Xbox One era and in many of the big sim racing games like iRacing, rFactor 2 and Automobilista 2. The track also exists in some games without open wheel cars like F355 Challenge and The Crew 1 and it can also be recreated in The Crew 2. What are your thoughts on Long Beach and the IndyCar series as a whole? Feel free to share your views and anecdotes about them in the comments.