Best track to test cars

[LTRules21]

cannot be the top gear test track since i dont have it, and it cant be too long, must compare to the top gear test track times. Only one i have found to be decent is Rome.

 

[ENTERSANDMAN13]

Search it, theres loads of threads on this

 

[taz]

I like to test cars on trail mountain and deep forest have you tried those?

 

[LTRules21]

I like to test cars on trail mountain and deep forest have you tried those?

i was going to, then i spotted rome haha but i will give those a try

 

[Crazed_Coupe]

This thread will more than likely be closed soon.

OT: Trail Mountain Circuit because it has a nice mix of slow turns, fast turns, and a nice straightaway. 👍

 

[Jaywalker]

^This^

 

[zedextreme8177]

I'd give a vote to Cape Ring, although it might be too long, it has quite a variety of corners + a long straight.

 

[AstonMartinGT5]

Grand valley is pretty good for testing cars, it has a veriety of different corners, elevation change, a long straight and braking for turn one will test car stability under braking

 

[Anna+Reece]

I find myself using Eiger Nordwand short track a lot for testing cars.

 

[bouncyflabs]

Gran Valley Speedway for me

 

[Bergie]

I actually have wondered a bit about this too, and, for me, it is Trial Mountain.

 

[gambleboyen]

I use Cote d'Azur

 

[Willfred_1]

grand valley good or if you have a lot of time Imo the best place is to test at the nurburg but only if you can drive consistently without coming off

 

[Azure Flare]

The Nurburgring is the ultimate test track! Any type of corner you can think of, its there.

 

[Crazed_Coupe]

The Nurburgring is the ultimate test track! Any type of corner you can think of, its there.

IMO it's way to technical and long to get accurate laps times out of.

 

[JDMsk8r]

^ What he said, and the "Ring" is kinda overated

I Always find myself using Laguna Seca and Deep Forest Raceway, TGTT is also a good track and its fun to see your fastest laptime!

 

[Crumpet]

Daytona?

 

[Crazed_Coupe]

Daytona?

I hope you were being sarcastic.

 

[JDMsk8r]

Daytona?

Almost forgot that One!

 

[Tom]

Tsukuba is great, along with Trial Mountain and Nurburgring GP/F 👍

 

[JakeCFC]

For race cars, Suzuka, and for Road cars, Deep Forest Raceway. These are my prefrences.

 

[Villain]

💡 The best track to test on is the one you're planning on racing at. 💡

 

[british-sniper9]

If yuor fairly consistant with your driving, then I would say the nurburgring nordschliefe 24h layout because it has everything, long straight, high, medium and low speed corners, each with varying elavation and camber.
If consistancy is an issue, or you just dont like that track, then perhaps suzuka, because it also has a variation of different corners, but is easier to race on due to the wider track.

Hope this helps:tup:

 

[Villain]

Cape Ring has the same, but it doesn't take half as long to start the timer. ^

 

[Carbon_77]

Grand Valley and Cape Ring are both good ones.

 

[Aaronrray]

I'd give a vote to Cape Ring, although it might be too long, it has quite a variety of corners + a long straight.

The sections are short, try north section!!

 

[Villain]

I like Cape Ring Periphery to test suspensions because of those funky elevation changes and awkward cambers on some of the turns. Same goes for Laguna Seca.

 

[Crazed_Coupe]

I like Cape Ring Periphery to test suspensions because of those funky elevation changes and awkward cambers on some of the turns. Same goes for Laguna Seca.

I think Trail Mountain Circuit has some funky elevation change. If I being a car with a bunch of power and no down force there it's disastrous, especially that little hump on the straightaway.

 

[Aaronrray]

I think Trail Mountain Circuit has some funky elevation change. If I being a car with a bunch of power and no down force there it's disastrous, especially that little hump on the straightaway.

Imagine that with a Mercedes CLR? (in '99 le mans, the CLR flew upward and flipped backwards several times before landing in the woods...)

 

[Crazed_Coupe]

Imagine that with a Mercedes CLR? (in '99 le mans, the CLR flew upward and flipped backwards several times before landing in the woods...)

I think I've seen that video.