ASR Formula Open Wheel Classic

Hi Marc, yes I know there's another thread but the latest release announcement is here....

Thanks for testing! I have 32 set, and no issues with other mods. Maybe some system hung process from running another game before, or similar explanation.
 
just now saw this. you guys are insanely awesome, & special thanks to frenky for doing the historic physics, very cool
 
Thank you ASR Formula; loving all these beasts!! Made a small donation, Well Deserved!
Here a lap with the Ferrari F310 at Sao Paulo.
 
Aren't the physics files too similar to Reiza's F1 V12 car? :rolleyes:

If so, those are the physics of the 1995 ferrari car. It is actually a very good starting point for the 1996 ferrari. Tyres those years were about the same, and also the downforce levels didn't change that much. The difference in raw power output between their V12 in 1995 and their V10 in 1996 also wasn't that much. The V10 was slightly lighter and had better fuel management, but was pretty unreliable.
 
25 April 2015

After the Ferrari and McLaren, we have added the beautiful Williams FW14 of 1991 driven by Mansell and
Patrese. Version 0.4 is available for the donors. As always, the public version 1.0 will be distributed to all fans.
Release date to be determined.

www.asrformula.com

Fw14v0.1a.jpg
 
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25 April 2015

After the Ferrari and McLaren, we have added the beautiful Williams FW14 of 1991 driven by Mansell and
Patrese. Version 0.4 is available for the donors. As always, the public version 1.0 will be distributed to all fans.
Release date to be determined.

www.asrformula.com

Fw14v0.1a.jpg

alesanchez, is it alright if I share a few screenshots of the 0.4 FW14?
I'm a donor btw. :)
 
Best sounds in the business. Especially I believe the best implementation of tire squeal for top league open wheeler. That's in addition to amazing graphic and physics!!
 
quite sure none of their cars do, the cobra later today* will be the first car in rf2 to have it.


*im probably lying about the today part
 
Yep the 427 will be the first conventional car to have the CPM, the second vehicle to have it. All vehicles will have it from now on when released or updated.

I don't think the ASR cars have it though.
 
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