samsepi0l wrote: ↑09.08.2023, 20:15
to bad that historicaerials.com does not seem to have old aerial shots outside of the USA. I use that frequently on my ICR2 tracks.
Few years ago, I found some historical aerial photos from Japan, on a japanese geo website. That helps me to made an acurate Fuji 1980s track layout. As well, in Google Earth there are very old aerial photos from parts of UK, from the time of the WWII, which make posible, for example, to produce something with old Silverstone or even Brooklands. Around 10 years ago, Yahoo Maps has some very early-2000s aerial photos from several cities around the World. That was my only chance to get an aerial photo from old Shah Alam circuit (before the demolition in 2003). Those early-2000s Yahoo imagery are no more available. From the 1990s, there are aerials from few UK tracks on Google Earth, like Brands Hatch, from around 1990.
But, yes, from outside the U.S. there are few aerial photos from circuits from 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
it is a layout version used from 1987 until 1990 with the first casio triangle.
Jacarepagua 1985, Brazil (based on the great track of Peter L Kessler and Antonio Pessoa)
