Track Cams for Gourmets

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Available Camera Groups

In general I use 5-6 camera groups (there can be some exceptions):

• Grid view - a special camera group is added to show the grid only

• Real life replica - TV style real life replica of various iconic events for the given track

• Group1 (TV1) is custom TV style similar to real life replicas

• Group2 (TV2) probably the most cinematic, getting the most out of depth of field and focusing to deliver good images of the car (to give some feeling of speed, to better show paints, duels close, etc)

• Group 3 (TV3) set is wider zoom showing longer sections of track (useful at starts or to follow multi car actions)

• Group 4 (StaticTV) - uses static aim type cameras

• Group 5 SpeedCam (static camera) - low positioned, wide angle, static cameras. They are very close to the cars and embedded in track surface, kerbs, mounted on walls, etc.

• Group 6 (DynamicTV) - simulates low altitude chopper

• PitLane - dedicated pitlane camera group covering the whole pitlane with entry and exit

• Scenic - updated scenics with more cinematics. Check this video.

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List of tracks

27 tracks in total and bold tracks feature dedicated real life event camera sets (like SkyF1, FOX, NBCSN or SPEED, etc). I linked as many real life event coverage as possible so you can check and compare the accuracy of the camera replicas.

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• Algarve GP - with Formula 1 2020-2021 cameras

• ​Aragon GP

• Aragon Moto - with Moto GP 2018 cameras

• Barcelona GP - with 2018-2021 F1 cameras

• Barcelona Classic - with 1991 F1 cameras

• Bathurst - with 2014-2015 Bathurst 1000 cameras

• Belle Isle, Detroit - with Indycar 2018 cameras

• Circuit Magny Cours - with 2021, 2022 GT cameras

• COTA GP - with 2016-2017 Sky F1 cameras

• Daytona International 2011 Road - with 2016-2017 Rolex 24h cameras

• Fuji GP

• Fuji No Chicane

• Hockeinheim GP - with 2019 F1 cameras

• Homestead Road A

• Homestead Road B

• Hungaroring - with 2020-2021 F1 cameras

• Imola GP - with 2001-2006 F1 cameras

• Indianapolis 2022 Road - with Indycar 2022 cameras

• Indianapolis Road (Legacy)

• Interlagos GP- with 1991 F1 and 2015-2016 Sky F1 cameras

• Jerez GP - with regular TV F1 1997 and with paid TV F1 1997 cameras

• Jerez Moto - with Moto GP 2018 cameras

• ​Knockhill International

• Knockhill National

• Laguna Seca

• LeMans - with LeMans 2016 and 2019 cameras

• LeMans Historic

• Long Beach - with Indycar 2019 cameras

• Magny Cours - with GT 2021, 2022 cameras

• Mid-Ohio Full

• Misano GP - with Fanatec GT 2023 cameras

• Mosport

• Mugello GP - with 2020 F1

• Monza GP - with 1999, 2002, 2005 and 2015-2017 Sky F1 cameras

• Navarra Speed

• Nurburgring GP - with 1995 and 2013 F1 , 2020 cameras

• Nurburgring BES/WEC - including WEC 2016 cameras

• Okyama Full - with SuperGT 2023 cameras

• Oulton Park Int

• Oulton Park Int Hislop

• Oschersleben - with 2022 GT Masters cameras

• Philip Island - with V8SC Supercar cameras

• RedBull Ring (Spielberg) - with 2020-2021 F1 cameras

• Road America Full - with Indycar 2019 , 2021 Nascar cameras

• Road Atlanta Full - with Petit LeMans 2015-2016, 2020 cameras

• Sachsenring - with MotoGP 2023 and ADAC GT 2022 - 2023 cameras

• Sebring International - with 2016, 2021 12hours of Sebring cameras

• Silverstone GP 2019 - with F1 2018, cameras

• Spa 2010 GP, Endurance - with Blancpain GT Spa 24hrs 2014-2017 cameras

•       Spa 2024 GP - with Formula 1 2024 cameras

• Spa 2024 Endurance - with 2024 Spa 24hrs cameras

•       Spielberg

• Suzuka GP - with 90's F1 and 2016 Sky F1 cameras

• Virginia International Raceway 2022 (full) - with 2022 IMSA cameras

• Watkins Glen 2021 Boot - with 2023 IMSA cameras

• Watkins Glen 2021 Classic Boot

• Willow Springs

• Zandvoort 2009 - with 2021 F1 cameras

• Zandvoort 2023 GP - with 2023 F1 cameras

• Zolder - with 2015 Blancpain GT cameras, FanCam

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Plus: Centripetal Circuit

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List of cars

All cars have optimized - somewhat reduced - camera shake effect for more realism.

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Acura GTP

Aston Martin GT4

Aston Martin DBR9

Audi R8 GT3

Audi R8 GT3 EVO2

Audi IR18

Audi 90 GTO

Audi TCR

BMW LMDH

BMW M8 GTE

BMW M4 GT3

BMW M4 GT4

BMW M4 EVO GT4

BMW Z4 GT3

Cadillac CTS-V Racecar

Cadillac GTP

Corvette C6R

Corvette C8R

C7 Corvette DP

Corvette Z06 GT3

​Dallara P217 LMP2

Ferrari 296 GT3

Ferrari 488 GT3

Ferrari GT3 Evo

Ferrari 488 GTE

Ford GT

Ford GT3

Ford GT 2017

Ford Mustang GT3

Ford Mustang FR500S

Honda Civic TCR

HPD ARX 01C

Hyundai TCR

Hyundai Veloster

KIA Optima

Lamborghini Huracan GT3

Ligier JP 320

McLaren 720S GT3

Mclaren MP4-12C

McLaren MP570s GT4

Mercedes AMG GT3

Mercedes AMG GT3 EVO 2020

Mercedes AMG GT4

Nissan GTP ZX-T

Pontiac Solstice

Porsche 718 GT4

Porsche 911 GT3 CUP

Porsche 992 Cup

Porsche 911 GT3

Porsche 992 GT3

Porsche 919

Porsche 963 GTP

Porsche 991 RSR

Porsche Mission-R

Radical SR8

Radical SR10

Reanult Clio

Riley MkXX Daytona Prototype

Ruf RT 12R AWD

Ruf RT 12R RWD

Ruf RT 12R CSpec

Ruf RT 12R Track

Safety Car Porsche 911

​​SCCA Spec Racer Ford

Stock Car Brazil - Toyota Corolla

Stock Car Brazil - Chevrolet Cruze

Toyota GR86

V8SC Holden 2019, 2014

V8SC Ford 2019, 2014

VW Jetta TDI Cup

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To develop the base version of a generic track today (like Charlotte Roval) takes about 10-16 hours. Enhancements and testing until the first releasable version takes about additional 14-16 hours by spectating minimum 3-4 different races and after that loading replays several times.

Most tracks in the above list have gone through 8 or more iterations. Depending on complexity a new iteration can take 4-20 hours. Earliest tracks like Spa GP has already around 30+ iterations.

Due to the amount of track configurations it takes more and more time and effort to maintain all this. Alone I'm not able to review 90+ tracks so your feedback is extremely important if you find something not working. Your support helps me to continue and improve further. Thank you.

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Please check out this video how the cameras can transform the experience: