Tyrone - Racetracks & Models

Circuit of the Northwest

Added 2021-10-29 14:40:37 +0000 UTC

This is a circuit that is currently under construction in real life - so there may well be inaccuracies to the finished track, however I aim to do another revision of this circuit when there are actually on-board videos of real cars driving the track so I can gather better references. For now this is made up from the promotional materials, renders and plans of the track. So hopefully it's not too far off of the real thing.

Download -> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NJFOSe0vBdP0uSrDkwaRQWM3EByVDwtC/view?usp=sharing

This work in progress track is part of a commission, so you should expect fairly frequent and fast updates for this one. This preview version features all of the asphalt ready to drive on, however only the main layout is selectable at the moment for time trials. There is no AI etc, but that'll be up and running very shortly.

To quote from their website

"The Circuit of the Northwest brings a world-class racing experience to the Pacific Northwest that will rival some of the world’s most legendary road courses. The track delivers the latest in motorsports technology to enhance the racing experience and improve skills and techniques. The Tilke-designed road course features elevations that rise 80-feet from the lowest point in turn two to the last quarter of the front straightaway – making it the longest in North America.

The complex boasts many features available to members and the community at large. The facility is a destination for entertainment, sports and community involvement. The benefits to the area are many and as a member, access and preference to those and more make this a place to not only visit but enjoy daily. Some of the great choices will include access not only to the race course but also dining, entertainment, social activities and community events."

As you'll see from the screenshots in this post I have spent a fair bit of time on the architecture that will surround this track when it is finished in real life - as I believe it adds a lot of character to the circuit.