90° banked wall on Route X?

[carfanatic45]

Looks like a hugely expensive concrete pour to me.

Looks like a waste of time, money and people to me.

 

[supersquirrel]

Looks like a waste of time, money and people to me.

ONLY if it's not driven on

 

[squirlybmx]

ONLY if it's not driven on

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[cbabb]

So location wise, where is this on the map?

 

[andrewyhy]

So location wise, where is this on the map?

Do you mean real life location?
if yes, it's a fictional track but the scenery is basically taken from the nearby surroundings of the new PD office in Fukuoka.

 

[The Vanishing Boy]

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So location wise, where is this on the map?

^ Refer to this link here:

>MISSING< Circuits & Tracks in GT5

 

[cbabb]

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^ Refer to this link here:

>MISSING< Circuits & Tracks in GT5

Fantastic work!! If your speculations are correct, I sure hope to see this in a future update.

 

[GTP_Monkey]

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^ The Mercedes-Benz Test Track...

Doesn't run as high.

 

[gamerdog6482]

I can confirm that an X2011 sticks like glue even at the highest bank. I would assume an X2010 would but I won't check. I should see if a 2J sticks, too.

 

[roflcoptor]

"GT5: The Real Toboggan Simulator"

 

[GT5R4C3R]

I noticed some eXtra features when route X first came out.

See my post https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=240886

It sure raised a few questions.

 

[gamerdog6482]

"GT5: The Real Toboggan Simulator"

LOL try taking a VW beetle from '66 or '49 on the top bank. You will not be disappointed.

 

[gamerdog6482]

Any car going over 150 won't fall off. I just wish it went over 90 degrees like trackmania. That would be fun. We could see if the F10 really can drive upside down.

 

[MOTORTRENDmitch]

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^ The Mercedes-Benz Test Track...

This is beyond cool, wish I could have been in that bus

 

[cggorman]

Damn that would be hard on your tires lol

 

[gamerdog6482]

Any car going over 150 won't fall off. I just wish it went over 90 degrees like trackmania. That would be fun. We could see if the F10 really can drive upside down.

Damn that would be hard on your tires lol

F10 driving upside-down on comfort hards? Upside down drifting!!!
I bet that would have a high [badpun]turnover rate!![/badpun]

 

[AerodyManiac]

This is beyond cool, wish I could have been in that bus

The bus in the picture is the first thing I thought of too, but I'd never want to be in it as you'd be standing on the side windows

 

[GTP_Monkey]

The bus in the picture is the first thing I thought of too, but I'd never want to be in it as you'd be standing on the side windows

Do you realise the speed a coach can do if you disable the limiters. Would be awsome.

Off topic slightly I used to work in the coach industry and we sent one to silverstone which Martin brundle took a few passengers round the full curcuit clocking 100mph in places. It was on utube till our boss/owner had it taken off.

 

[daan]

Because reverse courses are EVIL and you would gain a life ban if you raced backwards on a real circuit Now if PD could just get rid of all the other reverse tracks...

Sections of the Nordschleife are driven in the reverse direction on a rally.



Onboard starts at 40 seconds and they enter the Nordschleife (just at the start of Dottinger hohe) at 3.00 minutes.

And Eau Rouge in reverse?

 

[Shoe67]

The bus in that picture reminds me of the movie Speed!

 

[gamerdog6482]

It doesn't look to be a finished model. It may be there just for looks.

That specific bank is. For now, anyway.

 

[AerodyManiac]

Do you realise the speed a coach can do if you disable the limiters. Would be awsome.

I will not want to be in the bus because there is a great possibility that it will rollover. Just think about its height and its center of gravity!

 

[Samus]

Sections of the Nordschleife are driven in the reverse direction on a rally.



Onboard starts at 40 seconds and they enter the Nordschleife (just at the start of Dottinger hohe) at 3.00 minutes.

And Eau Rouge in reverse?

A rally on what is essentially a public road and a demonstration run on a closed track isn't really what he meant.