I'm familiar with the Senna statue. My mom was actually in Italy visiting several places on a vacation trip (She lives in Western New York, USA - while I live in the midwest USA Chicago). She was there over the 30 year anniversary that just passed for the Senna crash. I told her to visit the statue, but she was further down in Italy and could not.Antonio Pessoa wrote: ↑01.08.2024, 21:11I have to write here all my compliments to Michael82 for his realistic GP2 tracks. And TdK too.
I'm travelling in Europe this two last weeks, and I had been in Imola (Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari) paying my personal tribute in front of my childhood hero statue at Tamburello corner. And being present on the place, I can realise how it really resembles the GP2 versions of Michael82 (1993 and 1994) and the 2021 TdK GP2 version. Perfect!
I was in Monaco last Sunday. A magnificent place! And the 1986 Michael82 GP2 version is so realistic! The Loewis (now Fairmont) Hairpin, the Tunnel, the Ste.Devote, the Casino-Mirabeau area. Fantastic!
Yesterday I was in Brands Hatch, UK. And walking beside all the GP track, I realise how it resembles so much the 1984 Michael82 GP2 version! Considering the slight track layout changes since then, the track is so realistic!
The three European racing venues I managed to visit on this travel, I was surprised how it seems the best GP2 versions.
For money reasons, I wasn't able to visit Spa-Francorchamps (F1 GP there last weekend, making everything expensive in eastern Belgium) and Nürburgring (few options and time to go). But in few years I expect to be back in Europe, and visit that tracks, alongside Monza and Le Mans.
For me, I am so proud of you guys who still make tracks. There are so few of us left. I don't make tracks for Gp2 yet, but I do make them for ICR2 and I know how much work it is. I study the place for the track that I am making so I can only imagine visiting it in real life. I would feel like I already know this place!
I would love to learn how to make Gp2 tracks, but I am not sure the best way to get started. Right now it takes me about 6 months to complete 1 icr2 track!