[Scott_Racer]

Just a suggestion, could have a fair bit of fun with these cars and track combos.

Cars
1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ
https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/alfa-romeo-giulia-tz.22492/

1963 Lancia Fulvia
https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/lancia-fulvia-1-6-hf.9317/

Tracks
Round 1 Donington Park 1938
https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/donington-park-grand-prix-circuit-1938.17313/

Round 2 Sachsenring - Germany
https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/sachsenring.41511/

Round 3 - Fuji Speedway 1968 GP
https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/fuji-speedway-1968.15837/

Round 4 - Montjuich 1975 - Spain
https://assettomods.com/montjuich-1975/

Round 5 - Lime Rock Park - Full Circuit
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8pnw5ceo5cx7y09/rt_lime_rock_park.7z/file

[rooshooter]

Well done Scotty . Priority is always given to an XGN member's first season suggestion . Agreed Seanus .

[Scott_Racer]

No probs. I was really targeting the Alfa as it seems like a great but tough little car to drive. It revs out really well! The lancia is just another option with totally different driving dynamics that should be of comparable pace?

I’d be interested to hear peoples thoughts on the combos anyway, it’s certainly not a Seanus or Roo compilation, but could be entertaining, or at least something to start with.

[rooshooter]

After a quick drive today the Lancia at 5kg/hp is a fair bit quicker than the Alfa at 6.6kg/hp.

[Seanus]

That could always change. 
Cars would need to go through XGN Homologation, so specs could differ. 

[rooshooter]

That could always change. 
Cars would need to go through XGN Homologation, so specs could differ. 

 

[Scott_Racer]

After a quick drive today the Lancia at 5kg/hp is a fair bit quicker than the Alfa at 6.6kg/hp.

I did a few laps in both at a track I was relatively quick at (Reservoir Mini Track Reverse) and the best lap times (after 3 laps) I got in both were
Alfa 01:34.23
Lancia 01:34.61

They certainly both drive differently to one another, and I do agree that the Lancia should/would be quicker, but I don't think it will take much adjustment to get them very similar.

Anyway, another option could be (as I suggest it would be a lot easier and more fun), is to do a Austin Healey Sprite (Race) vs Austin Mini Cooper S FIA App.K.  It may actually attract a few of the other guys back for a season as well (ie Cooper and the other lads).

[rooshooter]

Austin Healey Sprite (race ) Velo's Mods Workshop

https://www.mediafire.com/file/c7e7ac3smkxi6pb/austin_sprite_race.zip/file

https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/austin-mini-cooper-s-fia-app-k-historic-racing.27875/
This is very good and drives as I remember when thrashing my Dad's Morris 1100 S, the best FWD mod I have yet come across in AC

[Seanus]

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