Need track recomendations

Im looking for a track or a couple tracks to race with my REALLY rookie brother. Looking for something fast, easy but competitive. Any ideas?

Well, make your choice

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If I had to pick two, probably Monza and Montréal.

Wow, where did you find this map ?

stangnutlx wrote:Im looking for a track or a couple tracks to race with my REALLY rookie brother. Looking for something fast, easy but competitive. Any ideas?

I'd recommend the Donington National Circuit - a fast, but simple layout, but you can learn lots from it. It's got a good flow to it, and the only really slow corner is the chicane at the end of the lap.

Jarama, Donington and norisring for your rookie but there are circuits that they do not exist for gtr2 :
-Calabogie
-Icar
-Castrol raceway
There was a version of summit for gtr2 but I believe that she is not available any more...

This map is incredible , soo great idea for the guy who did it.

The old Hockenheimring would be a good choice, very simple layout.

alexmezza wrote:Wow, where did you find this map ?

Seems that it was something from Reddit, you can check it here :

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That will probably gonna be a future poster for my room

Monza

Yes, Monza. I always drive this track because its fast and flowing, except for the first corner chicane, or, you could use Monza 88.

poupoule wrote:
Seems that it was something from Reddit, you can check it here :

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That will probably gonna be a future poster for my room

Yep, can be a good idea for a poster...

And well thanks for the link !!!

Thanks guys for those great suggestions!!!

Nice Map!
My two favorites would be Willow Springs and Jerez.

If it didn't mean fraught patience or worst I would have to say Monte Carlo (Monaco) since
it is not a 175 mile per hour track but does teach proper habits with the throttle & brakes
do to it being the land of Armco & Chicanes like most Street Courses.

msm1981 wrote:If it didn't mean fraught patience or worst I would have to say Monte Carlo (Monaco) since
it is not a 175 mile per hour track but does teach proper habits with the throttle & brakes
do to it being the land of Armco & Chicanes like most Street Courses.

It also depends on what you race. I love big GT1 cars and they definitely don't like Monaco or street circuits very much. The one street circuit I've driven recently would be Adelaide. However, I think the grip levels on that circuit is a bit artificial.