Apologies things get a little jittery in the video in spots. Recently updated the GFX card and have something to figure out. Was smooth while playing, hopefully you all enjoy the fantastic circuit still!
Something I found for recording software is that you need to run the software as "administrator". Because this will prioritise the software first and then the game. Resulting in smoother recording. At least this works for me. For note I have a RTX 3080 and AMD 3800x. 32 gigs of ram at CL15
Hey Jake, I have a 3090 and somehow NVENC will not yield smooth 60fps recordings. I have to use CPU instead. No idea why but nothing helps. So, maybe try CPU instead? 🤔
Congrats on the new card, I just got a new one also...it's a great feeling getting an upgrade. The video was fine, didn't even notice any issues....also, very informative as always, teaching me things I should already know about a home grown circuit.
Awesome video! I made the track, and it's so great to see it presented like this :) Fun fact: This project started in 2009, and shortly after received some assistance from one of the folks from the original and abandoned GPL version. If you drive way too far away from the track you can find one or two houses from their unreleased GPL project, which they allowed me to use to bootstrap my own version of the track. The earliest versions I released had many more of the GPL houses/buildings included. Another fun fact, the willow trees in the track are from photographs i took of willows in the camping grounds in the centre of the circuit, by the river. Except for one, which is from just to the left at Tannery Corner. The poplar trees are all authentic Longford trackside poplar trees. The large one at the start finish line is the actual tree, another is from the down-hill section after turn 1, and the smaller one is from the paddock area. They've aged a bit. And the large pine inside the final turn is the actual large pine. Several of the buildings were also photographed and turned into the models, including the Pub, which is still active as a pub :) Thanks for the video :)
Thank you greatly for the tons of fun hours having a slight idea of what was like to race in these monsters. My simulator is still RFactor because it still has most tracks and classes. Sad that some other gems couldn't make it from GPL to RFactor. I had the old Brno track and could never found the download again, that was incredible track.
As I said, one of my favourite circuits the chicane under the railway viaduct scares the bejesus out of me every time but I love it, also Le Mans..... Well done indeed Woochoo, I love your work. Now if only you had time for Reims.......
@@jamesb4054 Thanks, Reims did get to the stage of checking photos, videos, and articles! It was absolutely the next plan if there was to be a next plan. It lost out to Le Mans. And thanks to those complimenting Longford, Le Grand Circuit/Le Mans, and those thinking longingly about Lobethal. I wish i could get back to that one too. And thanks again to GPLaps, I rewatched the video, and saw the '54 cars in another. Love all your work :D
@@w00ch00 yes this is prolly the best Sim out there drive wise and the track u made here suits it perfectly, making you a part of a awesome top of the rack racing game and a track that will be loved and remembered for many yrs to come by many racers around the world, there's many awesome tracks out there new and old, but not many as outstanding as this track, it just feels so natural with all the bumps on the road and poles and all sorts along its route, one gets the sence that some wild animal or something could jump out in front of you at any given time lol, I'm 60 now and have played many many good games from every platform and consol to date with a main love for racing and I can't stress enough on the realism of this specific track, so yes you can be realy proud of this one deffo buddy, both my sons are pc technicians who also love programming so i know how much work goes into making just one track with so much realism and you hit it right on the nail here, perfect and what gamers want to see thnx so much 👌
The amount of times I went 3 miles straight into a field because I braked entirely too late for a 90-degree right turn that I couldn't see coming... good times, such a fun track! Only raced the AC version but no matter the sim, this is an underrated gem.
Your content is incredibly evocative. Always feel a false sense of nostalgia for an era I never came close to living through. Cracking music choices too.
That pub in the corner seems to actually be a hotel these days. They even have some racing exhibits on display. So there still is the chance of having a cold one there...
I have this for rF1 and I can't recommend it enough. It's not just that it's a great circuit to drive, it's a faithful representation of the look and feel of country-town Australia. I grew up in places like this so if it was a bit off I'd know immediately - but it isn't. Thanks for coming back to this one. I'll be racing here in my own career mode when I get to 1972 - I'll be pulling double duty in Australian Formula 5000 and Series Production touring cars. Can't wait!
Growing up in nearby Launceston I often dreamed of being born at a time where racing was a regular occurrence at Longford. Unfortunately some of the circuit is no longer in place however the famous back straight / flying mile before the start finish is still public road and the pub featured has plenty of racing history inside.
You are 100% the reason why I’ve taken such a liking to vintage racing. I want to try and get GPL working so I can finally experience that game in all of its 2022 modded glory! But yeah, you’re the reason for my new found love of vintage racing, as well as one of my inspirations to start making videos myself here soon. Hope to see more old school road races in the future, those are my favorite right now haha. Maybe a 60s GP race around Rouen Les Essarts👀
Just had to say, "You drove the wheels off that thing" on a course that dictates, "Having a huge set!" Great vid for sure and gives me another great track to look up from long ago. Superb!👏🏁
My wife and I went to Tasmania for our honeymoon and she was so generous to allow a visit to Longford. Awesome to say we have had the opportunity to sit at the bar have a drink and a meal at the pub. What a honeymoon, a pub and a motor racing museum surrounded by history in one place, well worth a visit.
Glad you redeemed yourself by calling it a pub after calling it a bar ;) Unfortunately most of the cool stuff (like the bridges) are no more. You can still see the underpass from the road above. Great vid as always.
Ciao GPLaps I follow your videos with great pleasure. I am always amazed how you can speak clearly, and at the same time you are focused on the race with a great drive. I, on the other hand, remain in apnea for most of the time.
WOOHOOO!!! You finally found the original 1st (mark [rF]2) masterpiece of w00ch00! Dunno if you found it in my comments on Krunch's Gnoo Blas clip a while back or on the more recent clip of yours featuring his car mod, or found it on your own & I dont care- Im just glad you found it! ;) The ONLY thing that I don't like about Longford is that he never finished the track that he started before it; Lobethal, South Australia @13.9km/8.6m :v ;) 1st released for the original rFactor(1), Longford was the track that landed w00ch00 a job with ISI & why the rFactor2 version of his track is practically a 'factory release'. The first version has 3 different weather/lighting conditions as well as roadside objects having mass similar to Targa Florio. Linked is some info on the Lobethal track along with a pair of W.I.P clips from w00ch00's own YT channel... What an epic track that would have been if finished! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobethal_Circuit ruclips.net/video/hQiwZ21KimI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/AzpxHCaKcfY/видео.html Thank you for your content, it's REALLY given me the urge to get back to track building- I always preferred doing the road/terrain 'meshwork' & AIW lines than the actual decorating! :v Some of my best AIW's would have to be Johannes Rojola's Cannonball Run who went on to create 'My Summer Car' sim & Dmz's Mount Arrowsmith... Anyway, Bob's Track Builder is open again as I fall back into the rabbit-hole of 'triangle-land' once more... :v Cheers! ;)
Yeah, I go back and watch those Lobethal videos every once in a while. I mean, even as a WiP, it certainly looks mad enough. Attacking a finished version in anger alone, or doing a race there with those vintage machines, would be insane, but a hell of a lot of fun to watch. And though not as high on my list of tracks that I'd love to see properly made, I have thought that the public road circuit at Southport (1954 Australian GP) looks fairly interesting as well. I just wish I had the eyesight for doing some serious track-making myself.
@@Villoresi Have you ever opened the comments on those Lobethal clips of W00ch00's? If you do you will see a link to download an early rF1 WIP of the track.... I'd have loved to work on the project but the original BTB files had been lost & Ive never moved on to more advanced software... :'( It really IS a cracker of a track! ;)
Good stuff again Jake. Love Longford. Created by woochoo for rF2. He`s done some other fantastic tracks. Le Grand Circuit 1967 (In association with VLM) is another really good track. Good to see you doing some more rF2 content too.
You've done it again. Such an awesome creation. I much prefer to watch your races and content than anything new, real or live. You really bring these to life. I felt like I was genuinely with you on that back straight and YES it had to be a brake check. I was most genuinely annoyed for you, but you soldiered on as though it's quite normal. Well done.
Road racing is so beautiful! Especially with historic race cars 🤩 Just bought rFactor2 some weeks ago. Thanks for the idea to put up exactly this race!
Yet ANOTHER amazing video Jake! Great stuff! This was a track and car combo I never knew about. Still really enjoying the "Track and car historical background info, then race it format." Thank you!
This is one of the most charismatic sim tracks and these old 1966/7 cars in RF2 are still amazing, giving a fantastic sense of power, balance and weight transfer. Great video as always, many thanks.
Thanks so much for this, mate. Since subscribing, every video I've watched of yours has been epic! Your commentary enhances an already brilliant video too. Cheers, once again.
Some of the parts on this circuit look more like a tarmac rally stage than a Grand Prix circuit, especially the bridge over the river, and the section under the viaduct.
I drove the version that was made for AC back when it was first released. For practice and qualifying you started in the infield and had to drive the car out onto the track just like you would have back in the day. I really like little touches like those for the sake of greater immersion.
@@nickroitman6743 It was the old version of AC, but I'd think it would work with Competizione too. Yes, highly recommended. Especially if you enjoy driving the 60's era grand prix cars.
Wonderful video as always. Love this track. On a holiday to Tassie a year ago, the family and I spent an enjoyable hour or so in Longford tracing the remains of the ciruit. Sadly King's Bridge doesn't exist any more, and an area near the Long Bridge seems to be closed off, so you can't do the whole lap any more. We were confronted by an angry rooster on the now dead end going backwards to Long Bridge from Newry Corner. The surrounds are so peaceful and idyllic it can be difficult to imagine it in it's racing prime. The rfactor2 version is a great recreation, my only point would be that in real life the hump coming up to the pub at Longford corner is much more sudden and steep (about 2m high over about 8m length), and would probably require pre-emptive braking.
I desperately want to boot up AC and drive this magnificent track, but my back is fucked, and I've done my maximum of 20 minutes of racing for the day. I know what I'm doing tomorrow!
Not my favorite classic track but certainly a gem. It got recently updated for AC as well. I ran through that field gate after the Long Bridge many times due to braking very late. Kudos to you for not abandoning the video after that spin, the inner toddler in me would have rage-quitted in that moment. Your videos are always fun to watch, for a guy like me who is terrible at sim racing and doesn't have the equipment to play it properly, but still enjoys it nonetheless.
Pity most of the circuit is gone, at least the pubs still there. They were doing a “Longford festival of speed” event not too long ago, and the pub in town has stuff from the tasman series plus targa Tasmania stuff.
XD I saw the dude go off into the tree in your mirror and then you said “some dust behind me” and I’m just like “yep…. dust and a mangled car.” Obviously it wouldn’t be funny IRL but just that you noticed the dust but I saw the whole thing since I can watch your mirrors a lot more gave me a chuckle.
It's a shame the guy who made this never managed to finish his version of Lobethal, that track was even crazier, probably the only Australian track to really match Bathurst.
I wish I knew what I was doing when it comes to recreating tracks. Australia has a rather large amount of old natural racetracks, most of which are mostly forgotten. Plus I'd create, or convert tracks like Amaroo Park and Warwick Farm.
Amazing video e fantastic race, I don't have a PC gamer but every time that I want to have a vintage felling I turn on ps4 and dive into the tracks and vintage cars on PC2.
I like the fact you still uploaded after coming off, This is probably the hardest car to race there is, Basically a 180 mile an hour go kart, Takes huge skill will an stanima to drive one of these at high speeds I bet, And the people who raced these cars are legendary in their field, Utter madness aswell, Safety wasn't a thing when you're racing a bathtub full of highly flammable liquid, I dont think they even wore seat belts lol..... Yeah if you can master driving a car like this, Then most other cars will be a lot easier for you, In the rain you will gain even more skills, Quality video tho bro, I began sim racing stupidly using console, Now I'm skint I can't afford a PC I needs for sim racing, I'm going to see about paying instalments instead, Console sim racing is so limited I'm getting bored, I can't do GT sport, I need full on simulation, Fingers crossed tho I will be upgrading to the PC soon, Can finally enter some proper races, The lobbies on AC are good bit yeah I'm getting bored of the same tracks, AC on the PC is loaded, I don't understand if it's available for the PC why not console after all isn't a console a computer aswell, But yeah stroll on when I can upgrade to the PC.... Top quality video tho......
I took a bit of a double take there as Longford is originally a place here in Ireland and got excited as there's almost zero Irish content within sim racing. All the same, great video as usual.
G'day movers and shakers.. So nice to see our old roads. Just over my road on our Auto club land is site for the.. new Aussie World Class, FIA approved Motor Recreation and Education Park. V8 Supercar, F1 and more. I will learn and know it like the back of my..
So any particular Boston intersection you had in mind? Not an intersection, but I've always thought a Sturrow Drive/Memorial Drive loop would be an awesome track.
Dunrod, Isle fo Man, old Brno, Solitude... Rfactor has more tracks and classes by far than any other simulator, that's why I stick with it, no mater the graphics
Apologies things get a little jittery in the video in spots. Recently updated the GFX card and have something to figure out. Was smooth while playing, hopefully you all enjoy the fantastic circuit still!
What's the new GFX card?
Something I found for recording software is that you need to run the software as "administrator". Because this will prioritise the software first and then the game. Resulting in smoother recording. At least this works for me. For note I have a RTX 3080 and AMD 3800x. 32 gigs of ram at CL15
Hey Jake, I have a 3090 and somehow NVENC will not yield smooth 60fps recordings. I have to use CPU instead. No idea why but nothing helps. So, maybe try CPU instead? 🤔
I'm also curious which new GPU you decided to go with?
Congrats on the new card, I just got a new one also...it's a great feeling getting an upgrade.
The video was fine, didn't even notice any issues....also, very informative as always, teaching me things I should already know about a home grown circuit.
You're not a real sim racer unless you've ended up in the Longford field
But I don't own a pc
Makes me feel better for ending up there more than once 😂
I've ended up going through that gate after the train lines way too many times. Sometimes backwards.
I spent time trying to get out of the creek under the viaduct a few times.
Awesome video! I made the track, and it's so great to see it presented like this :)
Fun fact: This project started in 2009, and shortly after received some assistance from one of the folks from the original and abandoned GPL version.
If you drive way too far away from the track you can find one or two houses from their unreleased GPL project, which they allowed me to use to bootstrap my own version of the track. The earliest versions I released had many more of the GPL houses/buildings included.
Another fun fact, the willow trees in the track are from photographs i took of willows in the camping grounds in the centre of the circuit, by the river.
Except for one, which is from just to the left at Tannery Corner.
The poplar trees are all authentic Longford trackside poplar trees. The large one at the start finish line is the actual tree, another is from the down-hill section after turn 1, and the smaller one is from the paddock area. They've aged a bit. And the large pine inside the final turn is the actual large pine.
Several of the buildings were also photographed and turned into the models, including the Pub, which is still active as a pub :)
Thanks for the video :)
Thank you greatly for the tons of fun hours having a slight idea of what was like to race in these monsters. My simulator is still RFactor because it still has most tracks and classes. Sad that some other gems couldn't make it from GPL to RFactor. I had the old Brno track and could never found the download again, that was incredible track.
Here's the man 👍, you have recreated something awesome buddy, verry well done, I love these old tracks 👌
As I said, one of my favourite circuits the chicane under the railway viaduct scares the bejesus out of me every time but I love it, also Le Mans..... Well done indeed Woochoo, I love your work. Now if only you had time for Reims.......
@@jamesb4054 Thanks, Reims did get to the stage of checking photos, videos, and articles! It was absolutely the next plan if there was to be a next plan. It lost out to Le Mans.
And thanks to those complimenting Longford, Le Grand Circuit/Le Mans, and those thinking longingly about Lobethal. I wish i could get back to that one too.
And thanks again to GPLaps, I rewatched the video, and saw the '54 cars in another. Love all your work :D
@@w00ch00 yes this is prolly the best Sim out there drive wise and the track u made here suits it perfectly, making you a part of a awesome top of the rack racing game and a track that will be loved and remembered for many yrs to come by many racers around the world, there's many awesome tracks out there new and old, but not many as outstanding as this track, it just feels so natural with all the bumps on the road and poles and all sorts along its route, one gets the sence that some wild animal or something could jump out in front of you at any given time lol, I'm 60 now and have played many many good games from every platform and consol to date with a main love for racing and I can't stress enough on the realism of this specific track, so yes you can be realy proud of this one deffo buddy, both my sons are pc technicians who also love programming so i know how much work goes into making just one track with so much realism and you hit it right on the nail here, perfect and what gamers want to see thnx so much 👌
The amount of times I went 3 miles straight into a field because I braked entirely too late for a 90-degree right turn that I couldn't see coming... good times, such a fun track! Only raced the AC version but no matter the sim, this is an underrated gem.
Your content is incredibly evocative. Always feel a false sense of nostalgia for an era I never came close to living through. Cracking music choices too.
His intros always hit me so hard. I never lived through that era, yet he makes it seem so familiar
Wonderful. Hands up if you've ever braked a bit late here, and ended up in a fence, or in the field...
Yip... many times. Good job that gates open. :D
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@@tjc7815 Haha isn't it just
Yup!
Have overshot many times.
That pub in the corner seems to actually be a hotel these days. They even have some racing exhibits on display. So there still is the chance of having a cold one there...
I have this for rF1 and I can't recommend it enough. It's not just that it's a great circuit to drive, it's a faithful representation of the look and feel of country-town Australia. I grew up in places like this so if it was a bit off I'd know immediately - but it isn't. Thanks for coming back to this one. I'll be racing here in my own career mode when I get to 1972 - I'll be pulling double duty in Australian Formula 5000 and Series Production touring cars. Can't wait!
Growing up in nearby Launceston I often dreamed of being born at a time where racing was a regular occurrence at Longford. Unfortunately some of the circuit is no longer in place however the famous back straight / flying mile before the start finish is still public road and the pub featured has plenty of racing history inside.
Don't want to make you envious, but I was actually in that Pub drinking a cold one as you were racing past, what a Day.
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You are 100% the reason why I’ve taken such a liking to vintage racing. I want to try and get GPL working so I can finally experience that game in all of its 2022 modded glory!
But yeah, you’re the reason for my new found love of vintage racing, as well as one of my inspirations to start making videos myself here soon.
Hope to see more old school road races in the future, those are my favorite right now haha. Maybe a 60s GP race around Rouen Les Essarts👀
Just had to say, "You drove the wheels off that thing" on a course that dictates, "Having a huge set!"
Great vid for sure and gives me another great track to look up from long ago.
Superb!👏🏁
New GPLaps at Longford? Hell yeah baby
My wife and I went to Tasmania for our honeymoon and she was so generous to allow a visit to Longford. Awesome to say we have had the opportunity to sit at the bar have a drink and a meal at the pub. What a honeymoon, a pub and a motor racing museum surrounded by history in one place, well worth a visit.
One of my favourite tracks in Assetto Corsa. I usually run 1960’s sports cars in multiclass setup.
Glad you redeemed yourself by calling it a pub after calling it a bar ;) Unfortunately most of the cool stuff (like the bridges) are no more. You can still see the underpass from the road above. Great vid as always.
Ciao GPLaps
I follow your videos with great pleasure. I am always amazed how you can speak clearly, and at the same time you are focused on the race with a great drive. I, on the other hand, remain in apnea for most of the time.
Was driving this the other day in rf2 omg soooo so good, ffb is perfect
Can't believe I'm born in the same state and will never get to see racing here but so happy it influenced so many
WOOHOOO!!!
You finally found the original 1st (mark [rF]2) masterpiece of w00ch00!
Dunno if you found it in my comments on Krunch's Gnoo Blas clip a while back or on the more recent clip of yours featuring his car mod, or found it on your own & I dont care- Im just glad you found it! ;)
The ONLY thing that I don't like about Longford is that he never finished the track that he started before it; Lobethal, South Australia @13.9km/8.6m :v ;)
1st released for the original rFactor(1), Longford was the track that landed w00ch00 a job with ISI & why the rFactor2 version of his track is practically a 'factory release'.
The first version has 3 different weather/lighting conditions as well as roadside objects having mass similar to Targa Florio.
Linked is some info on the Lobethal track along with a pair of W.I.P clips from w00ch00's own YT channel...
What an epic track that would have been if finished!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobethal_Circuit
ruclips.net/video/hQiwZ21KimI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/AzpxHCaKcfY/видео.html
Thank you for your content, it's REALLY given me the urge to get back to track building- I always preferred doing the road/terrain 'meshwork' & AIW lines than the actual decorating! :v
Some of my best AIW's would have to be Johannes Rojola's Cannonball Run who went on to create 'My Summer Car' sim & Dmz's Mount Arrowsmith...
Anyway, Bob's Track Builder is open again as I fall back into the rabbit-hole of 'triangle-land' once more... :v
Cheers! ;)
Yeah, I go back and watch those Lobethal videos every once in a while. I mean, even as a WiP, it certainly looks mad enough. Attacking a finished version in anger alone, or doing a race there with those vintage machines, would be insane, but a hell of a lot of fun to watch.
And though not as high on my list of tracks that I'd love to see properly made, I have thought that the public road circuit at Southport (1954 Australian GP) looks fairly interesting as well.
I just wish I had the eyesight for doing some serious track-making myself.
@@Villoresi Have you ever opened the comments on those Lobethal clips of W00ch00's?
If you do you will see a link to download an early rF1 WIP of the track....
I'd have loved to work on the project but the original BTB files had been lost & Ive never moved on to more advanced software... :'(
It really IS a cracker of a track! ;)
Good stuff again Jake. Love Longford. Created by woochoo for rF2. He`s done some other fantastic tracks. Le Grand Circuit 1967 (In association with VLM) is another really good track. Good to see you doing some more rF2 content too.
You've done it again. Such an awesome creation. I much prefer to watch your races and content than anything new, real or live. You really bring these to life. I felt like I was genuinely with you on that back straight and YES it had to be a brake check. I was most genuinely annoyed for you, but you soldiered on as though it's quite normal. Well done.
This is a fantastic circuit, one of my favourites in RF2. Try it with the Apex 917 and Ferrari 512, add some Lola's etc and you will have huge fun.
Your intro is literally what I spend way too much daily
Love these videos GP! Keep up the great work!
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Road racing is so beautiful! Especially with historic race cars 🤩 Just bought rFactor2 some weeks ago. Thanks for the idea to put up exactly this race!
This is one of the, if not the best GPLaps video I've seen and that's saying a lot. Really well done, thanks very much.
Longford is in northern Tasmania, Australia. It’s about 20 minutes from my home town of Launceston.
Fantastic quality, thank you very much!
My dad worked on a 2.5 Riley with a chain driven supercharger, he also got to drive it there, when mechanics were allowed to jump in 🤣
Yep. That is Australia. Magnificent Graphics
oh yeah, this will make my day better!
Another awe-inspiring immersive video, thank you so much 🙂
As an ex Longford resident this is awesome 👍🏻
Yeah when you see pre-1970s racing the vast majority orf the time it's roadcorses... Great video nice overview of every thing!
I was always a NASCAR/left turny guy, until I discover vintage road courses.
Yet ANOTHER amazing video Jake! Great stuff! This was a track and car combo I never knew about. Still really enjoying the "Track and car historical background info, then race it format." Thank you!
Ahhhhh... The cars of my childhood... ;) Love it!
I miss these videos, GP.
Great work, as usual. More, more!🙏
This is one of the most charismatic sim tracks and these old 1966/7 cars in RF2 are still amazing, giving a fantastic sense of power, balance and weight transfer. Great video as always, many thanks.
Thanks so much for this, mate. Since subscribing, every video I've watched of yours has been epic! Your commentary enhances an already brilliant video too. Cheers, once again.
Some of the parts on this circuit look more like a tarmac rally stage than a Grand Prix circuit, especially the bridge over the river, and the section under the viaduct.
A quick Google suggests the pub still exists! Great content as ever, I really feel involved with the race when watching your content!
Great video aabout a great track. Longford with the Howston G4 is my favorite sim racing combination, such a challenge.
One of the great tracks of the 60's!
I drove the version that was made for AC back when it was first released. For practice and qualifying you started in the infield and had to drive the car out onto the track just like you would have back in the day. I really like little touches like those for the sake of greater immersion.
Do you recommend the AC version? I would like to try this but RF for some reason doesnt work well for me
@@nickroitman6743 It was the old version of AC, but I'd think it would work with Competizione too. Yes, highly recommended. Especially if you enjoy driving the 60's era grand prix cars.
Bonzer video mate! Appreciate learning about Strayan motor history.
Very nicely done Sir. Beautiful track!
A true road race circuit .
Another masterpiece of a video. Thanks Jake
Wonderful video as always. Love this track. On a holiday to Tassie a year ago, the family and I spent an enjoyable hour or so in Longford tracing the remains of the ciruit. Sadly King's Bridge doesn't exist any more, and an area near the Long Bridge seems to be closed off, so you can't do the whole lap any more. We were confronted by an angry rooster on the now dead end going backwards to Long Bridge from Newry Corner. The surrounds are so peaceful and idyllic it can be difficult to imagine it in it's racing prime. The rfactor2 version is a great recreation, my only point would be that in real life the hump coming up to the pub at Longford corner is much more sudden and steep (about 2m high over about 8m length), and would probably require pre-emptive braking.
You make such great and unique content. It's really inspired me to try making videos. Keep doing what you're doing man! It's working.
Great stuff as always. When you go confront that driver, remember to leave your helmet on.
Nice one! 😆
I desperately want to boot up AC and drive this magnificent track, but my back is fucked, and I've done my maximum of 20 minutes of racing for the day. I know what I'm doing tomorrow!
Very interesting track, I never knew about it
Epic recreation of an epic track.
Just tried this combo and it was amazing!! After dinner going to do more laps 👍👍👍 I
woochoo did a lovely job on this and Matsusaka (Suzuka). Maybe he'll finish Le Mans (Le Grand Circuit) someday...
Brilliant, best one for a while imo :)
17:45 "He'S jUsT bRaKe TeStEd Me!"
Open wheel racing back in 60s and 70s was dangerous race driver back in the day had very big balls it was life or death
I like your style. Very Bruce Brown / On Any Sunday esque.
Absolutely brilliant!!!-)
Happy to see Longford get some love! Great video as always
Fun but dangerous. Simple to learn hard to master. I hope I can watch exhibition races like that.
Beautiful track
Not my favorite classic track but certainly a gem. It got recently updated for AC as well. I ran through that field gate after the Long Bridge many times due to braking very late. Kudos to you for not abandoning the video after that spin, the inner toddler in me would have rage-quitted in that moment. Your videos are always fun to watch, for a guy like me who is terrible at sim racing and doesn't have the equipment to play it properly, but still enjoys it nonetheless.
Pity most of the circuit is gone, at least the pubs still there. They were doing a “Longford festival of speed” event not too long ago, and the pub in town has stuff from the tasman series plus targa Tasmania stuff.
I would have crashed a hell of a lot sooner. 😂 Track looks great!
XD
I saw the dude go off into the tree in your mirror and then you said “some dust behind me” and I’m just like “yep…. dust and a mangled car.”
Obviously it wouldn’t be funny IRL but just that you noticed the dust but I saw the whole thing since I can watch your mirrors a lot more gave me a chuckle.
Dust, mangled car and more than likely a trip to the hospital.
Holy heck this looks great. Gonna give it a try tomorrow
I love these kinds of tracks, the layout is simple, but with some really nice corners. Great stuff!
It's a shame the guy who made this never managed to finish his version of Lobethal, that track was even crazier, probably the only Australian track to really match Bathurst.
I wish I knew what I was doing when it comes to recreating tracks. Australia has a rather large amount of old natural racetracks, most of which are mostly forgotten.
Plus I'd create, or convert tracks like Amaroo Park and Warwick Farm.
the f1legends 67 mod is worth a try.fictional but fun
Amazing video e fantastic race, I don't have a PC gamer but every time that I want to have a vintage felling I turn on ps4 and dive into the tracks and vintage cars on PC2.
I love the historic parts in your videos!
That chicane under the viaduct looks incredibly fun!
I like the fact you still uploaded after coming off, This is probably the hardest car to race there is, Basically a 180 mile an hour go kart, Takes huge skill will an stanima to drive one of these at high speeds I bet, And the people who raced these cars are legendary in their field, Utter madness aswell, Safety wasn't a thing when you're racing a bathtub full of highly flammable liquid, I dont think they even wore seat belts lol.....
Yeah if you can master driving a car like this, Then most other cars will be a lot easier for you, In the rain you will gain even more skills, Quality video tho bro, I began sim racing stupidly using console, Now I'm skint I can't afford a PC I needs for sim racing, I'm going to see about paying instalments instead, Console sim racing is so limited I'm getting bored, I can't do GT sport, I need full on simulation, Fingers crossed tho I will be upgrading to the PC soon, Can finally enter some proper races, The lobbies on AC are good bit yeah I'm getting bored of the same tracks, AC on the PC is loaded, I don't understand if it's available for the PC why not console after all isn't a console a computer aswell, But yeah stroll on when I can upgrade to the PC....
Top quality video tho......
Great mod. Thanks.
One my favorite track, I past a lot of hour runnng with various car on it
This looks so fun, another enjoyable video
#14 was clearly Fernando Alonso, same fierce defense
I wonder if anyone has ever done Elkhart Lake in Wisconsin just before Road America was built.
I bought this game thinking it was about Pirates. It was not.
To anyobe: there is a version of this track for assetto that can be downloaded :)
I took a bit of a double take there as Longford is originally a place here in Ireland and got excited as there's almost zero Irish content within sim racing. All the same, great video as usual.
i live just a few k's from here! very unfortunate its gone now though :(
Can you imagine a modern day f1 on that track?? Or even an LM Prototype??
Longford was in the original rFactor.
Sort of an Australian version of Rheims. Bit more interesting with the Long Bridge and the viaduct.
If you're going to Tasmania, don't just go for Longford. Go for the Targa Tasmania.
G'day movers and shakers.. So nice to see our old roads. Just over my road on our Auto club land is site for the..
new Aussie World Class, FIA approved
Motor Recreation and Education Park.
V8 Supercar, F1 and more.
I will learn and know it like the back of my..
So any particular Boston intersection you had in mind? Not an intersection, but I've always thought a Sturrow Drive/Memorial Drive loop would be an awesome track.
would be a hell of a track, especially through the tunnels!
Another good one.
Now on to Gnoo Blas?
this place is like 20km from me
another great video.u always give great car track combos...what do you have yr Ai agression set at
Dunrod, Isle fo Man, old Brno, Solitude... Rfactor has more tracks and classes by far than any other simulator, that's why I stick with it, no mater the graphics
I found the tire treads annoyingly unscuffed, but other than that it looks amazing.
Good video, shame about the AI bug at 17:42
Is it me, or does this track have alarming similarities to the Farmlands circuit mod on WreckFest, as demonstrated by Eddie Soundhead??