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Yes it would, just having the car look like it, would be enough for me.
well,let's keep on dreaming,mate
Yes it would, just having the car look like it, would be enough for me.
Is ONE MAKE RACE not belong here?
(MMR.LUPO CUP....)
He means the cup cars.
Nissan mm-R Cup car
Renault Clio/Lutecia V6 Trophy car
Volkwagen Lupo Cup car
Volkswagen Lupo GTi Cup car
Volkswagen Beetle Cup car
I think thats all of them.
are they real cars or just for the game?and where shoud i fit them,bro?sorry,i dont have a wide knowledge about those cars thanks in advance gentlemen
Chaparral 2J is '70, not '67 as you've written.
Great list.
as I know
the Falken-GTR is special tuning for join NURBURGRING 24h-RENNEN.
I think it's not belon any group here.
http://www.nissan-motorsports.com/JP/RACE/OTHERS/NURBURGRING/CHALLENGE/ORGANIZATION/index.html#2
Panoz Esperante GTR1 should go in GTP I reckon. And maybe the Mclaren belongs there as well...
YevFIA GT (GT1) - Pagani Zonda R
LM GTS/GT1 - GT by Citroen Race Car (nonexistant)
If I remember anymore cars which should be added to the list I'll write here.
Bookmarked the page. 👍
GT2 - Amuse S2000 GT1 (P version)
GT3 - Amuse S2000 (S version)
But they're not fully race cars, so you may forget about them.
Also, if I were you I'd remove the GT1 class from the GTS class and add all the cars from LM Concept to the GTS class.
FIA GT (GT1) class isn't LM GTS class.
In FIA GT class you should put the cars from GT1/GTS class which didn't race at Le Mans (Gilliet, Panoz, BMW McLaren, Zonda R) and do exist in real life.
If the car raced in FIA GT and in LM, just add it to both classes (example: Mercedes-Benz CLK-LM belongs in both GT1 and LMGTP).
BMW McLaren F1 GTR Long Tail '97 didn't race at Le Mans, only in FIA GT.
I hope you get what I'm saying, great list - I'm trying to make it even better.
thanks again,man for making that clear.all missing car listed althought im leaving those Opera and Amuse KIV hoping someone with the knowledge willing to come up frontRight the two Civics you have listed are Touring cars. The Mugen Motul Civic is an old Group A Under 1600cc class. I would imagine the Gathers Civic is a modern equivalent.
The Spoon S2000 and Fit are Group N endurance racers. There is also the Opera S2000 and the Amuse R1 Titan S2000. Although I'm not sure if they're for the same class.
FIA GT (GT1) - Pagani Zonda R
LM GTS/GT1 - GT by Citroen Race Car (nonexistant)
If I remember anymore cars which should be added to the list I'll write here.
Bookmarked the page. 👍
GT2 - Amuse S2000 GT1 (P version)
GT3 - Amuse S2000 (S version)
But they're not fully race cars, so you may forget about them.
Also, if I were you I'd remove the GT1 class from the GTS class and add all the cars from LM Concept to the GTS class.
FIA GT (GT1) class isn't LM GTS class.
In FIA GT class you should put the cars from GT1/GTS class which didn't race at Le Mans (Gilliet, Panoz, BMW McLaren, Zonda R) and do exist in real life.
If the car raced in FIA GT and in LM, just add it to both classes (example: Mercedes-Benz CLK-LM belongs in both GT1 and LMGTP).
BMW McLaren F1 GTR Long Tail '97 didn't race at Le Mans, only in FIA GT.
I hope you get what I'm saying, great list - I'm trying to make it even better.
@Yev : there's too many championships going on around the world and we dont have enough source regarding car class and races they did took part in,that's why im just leaving them together with their equivalent level,either in the present or the past and,Zonda R is simply hypercar.they do not belong here,i guess..And zonda r is also not a gt1 car, it's a track car, like the fxx or maserati mc12, it doesn't race competition. Its almost like a hypercar. Also the GT citroen is a concept. And the pagani zonda lm race car, is also a concept by GT, and should be under le mans concept.
FIA GT (GT1) - Pagani Zonda R
LM GTS/GT1 - GT by Citroen Race Car (nonexistant)
If I remember anymore cars which should be added to the list I'll write here.
Bookmarked the page. 👍
GT2 - Amuse S2000 GT1 (P version)
GT3 - Amuse S2000 (S version)
But they're not fully race cars, so you may forget about them.
Also, if I were you I'd remove the GT1 class from the GTS class and add all the cars from LM Concept to the GTS class.
FIA GT (GT1) class isn't LM GTS class.
In FIA GT class you should put the cars from GT1/GTS class which didn't race at Le Mans (Gilliet, Panoz, BMW McLaren, Zonda R) and do exist in real life.
If the car raced in FIA GT and in LM, just add it to both classes (example: Mercedes-Benz CLK-LM belongs in both GT1 and LMGTP).
BMW McLaren F1 GTR Long Tail '97 didn't race at Le Mans, only in FIA GT.
I hope you get what I'm saying, great list - I'm trying to make it even better.
Right the two Civics you have listed are Touring cars. The Mugen Motul Civic is an old Group A Under 1600cc class. I would imagine the Gathers Civic is a modern equivalent.
I just have to correct you on a few things; the Zonda R is not a racecar, as has been pointed out.
None of the Amuse cars are actually compliant with either GT1, GT2 or GT3.
GT1 class was an LM class from -94´to -98´ and was then revised to be called GTS in -99´. In -01´(IIRC) it was changed to GT only and in -04´it was renamed GT1, a tad confusing as it may be, that is how it is (was).
The Panoz and McLaren did race at Le Mans in -97´and -98´. Gillet has also raced at Le Mans, but not the fantasy car portrayed in GT5.
FIA GT1 and ACO GT1 was basically the same in those days.
The CLK-LM was GT1, nothing else. The car i n game has few quirks though, as it´s called CLK-GTR, but is actually a CLK-LM. In -99´GT1 did not exist and mercedes entered a car in GTP, wich was called CLR. This is the infamous flying Mercedes.
I just have to correct you on a few things; the Zonda R is not a racecar, as has been pointed out.
None of the Amuse cars are actually compliant with either GT1, GT2 or GT3.
GT1 class was an LM class from -94´to -98´ and was then revised to be called GTS in -99´. In -01´(IIRC) it was changed to GT only and in -04´it was renamed GT1, a tad confusing as it may be, that is how it is (was).
The Panoz and McLaren did race at Le Mans in -97´and -98´. Gillet has also raced at Le Mans, but not the fantasy car portrayed in GT5.
FIA GT1 and ACO GT1 was basically the same in those days.
The CLK-LM was GT1, nothing else. The car i n game has few quirks though, as it´s called CLK-GTR, but is actually a CLK-LM. In -99´GT1 did not exist and mercedes entered a car in GTP, wich was called CLR. This is the infamous flying Mercedes. The CLR had nothing in common with the CLK-LM, except maybe the engine.
always a help when we have fellow GTPer clearing some things up.thanks dude,we got that covered 👍Oh sorry, I thought GT1 meant FIA GT...silly me, I do know they changed the group name.
Anyways, thanks for clearing up Zonda R issue. 👍
yeah,i think some of the cars in DTM belong to some class but too lazy to figure that out,as im satisfied as it is and about that Nissan,i dont really catch what are u saying.there's other regulation before JGTC/SuperGT?Further to this point, there are some Over 1600 Group A touring cars. The Calsonic GT-R '93, and the AMG 190E are true Group A I believe and the Alfa 155 and Opel Calibra are based on Group A rules altered by the DTM rule makers.
You don't need to change anything, this is just some extra info you might be interested in. I think the the only one you should consider changing or even just putting a note next to is the Calsonic GT-R as it was in the JGTC but it was before GT500 and GT300 rules were applied.
it is already on the list,under WRC as it was active in '97-'98 before being replaced with FocusCan you please add the Escort Rally car ('98?). Should be Group A, I think.
yeah,i think some of the cars in DTM belong to some class but too lazy to figure that out,as im satisfied as it is and about that Nissan,i dont really catch what are u saying.there's other regulation before JGTC/SuperGT?
yeah,i think some of the cars in DTM belong to some class but too lazy to figure that out,as im satisfied as it is and about that Nissan,i dont really catch what are u saying.there's other regulation before JGTC/SuperGT?
That Nissan belongs to the JGTC, but in 1993 the GT500/GT300 regulation didn't exist, so this car, although quite similar, is not technically a GT500 class car, since it is more powerful, but weighs more too (not sure about it) and has worse aerodynamics.
Hope I was helpful to you
thanks for the info man,noted and did a little research on it,found out it was registered under GT Class.u can refer to the link in the OP.thank you very much 👍Yeah they're based on the old Group A touring car regulations.
C'mon, why did this thread die?
Let's all try and classify every GT5's race car.