your go to track for testing new cars?
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Matheus Machado
Talking Door Racing
Sometimes Spa, sometimes Monza, depends on the level of downforce.
For street cars it is always Nords.
For street cars it is always Nords.
Silverstone National, a short track with slow and fast corners.
Paul Jeffrey
Premium
Imola. It was always my test track in all previous sims.
Keith Gregg
CAUTION - SLOW VEHICLE
Imola...although for top speeds I like the Longford 67 mod...its ok if you grab the seperate ai file for it too (ai in the release sucks 
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VIR full course and Imola are good, but my absolute favorite is Grobnik.
Magione and Nordschleife in that order give a good first impression and are a good way to learn cars in my opinion. Magione because it's very tight, has some good braking zones, turns that allow for some experimentation, one longer straight that leads into a somewhat aero-dependant turn that takes some courage to be fast, requires riding medium to high kerbs and is still short, good for quick testing. It's in a way like a smaller Vallelunga, only that it's a bit too flat. Nordschleife because it has everything, but it takes a long time to complete a lap in turn.
Imola, Barcelona, Vallelunga and Zandvoort are other good choices with good variety to put cars to the test.
Imola, Barcelona, Vallelunga and Zandvoort are other good choices with good variety to put cars to the test.
Bridgehampton or/and Riverside from mod-tracks and quite often Mugello from the stock ones.
Imola is fab, I guess it's from race07 days and the BMW I would get a win or at least a podium more or less every time online.
