What book is this?
What book is this?
Does anyone know if this book has a ring binder type of set up with black rings. I think you can buy this at stores before the game comes out....
I hope a few more tracks will sneak into the official list...
The Prima Essential Track Guide has the black rings, Amazon.com (USA) notified me that it's release is being pushed back to November 30.
Amazon.com• Turn by turn strategy for all 71 tracks.
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The Night Trailer, Standard Cars Trailer & the TGS2010 Trailer.
The Night Trailer had a lot of what appears to be SSR5
Looks more like TI Aida:
After giving a lot of thought, I'd say it's
Sugo (without the chicane in the corner to your extreme left)
Apex Book from the unboxing of the Signature addition.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYUz66I6Ihc&feature=player_embedded
The Prima Essential Track Guide has the black rings, Amazon.com (USA) notified me that it's release is being pushed back to November 30.
Um, Top Gear have never been to the Nardoring. The Nardoring is in Italy; Top Gear usually test at MIRA or at the Millbrook proving ground.I officially want the Nardoring. We can almost create it in the Course Maker, but it and all it's little tracks would be awesome. The Nardoring is where Top Gear ran a lot of their tests like the one with the semi trucks. It's also where the Koinegsegg hit it's top speed and it still holds the record for fastest speed around the Nardoring.
Hey guys just to clear up any confusion, I think it's safe to say that these are not hidden tracks in the game.
Edit: Here you go, he took a photo of the page:
http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/3329/dscf2702dfff.jpg
Um, Top Gear have never been to the Nardoring. The Nardoring is in Italy; Top Gear usually test at MIRA or at the Millbrook proving ground.
Well, maybe - but the point is that the circuit Top Gear test at is not the Nardoring. When they took the lorries and the convertible Espace out, it was at Millbrook, which is not a racing circuit. It's a "proving ground" a facility used by the motoring industry to test cars (I believe the Nardoring is the same thing). The circular circuit is used for speed. The alpine course is for handling. The Belgian cobblestones are for durability. The hills are made to test torque and the brakes/handbrake. No racing ever actually takes place there, except on Top Gear.I seem to recall they went there to try and get a top speed of over 200mph out of a Lambo (Merchelargo?). There might have been a 996 Turbo lapping at 196ish mph too
Well, maybe - but the point is that the circuit Top Gear test at is not the Nardoring. When they took the lorries and the convertible Espace out, it was at Millbrook, which is not a racing circuit. It's a "proving ground" a facility used by the motoring industry to test cars (I believe the Nardoring is the same thing). The circular circuit is used for speed. The alpine course is for handling. The Belgian cobblestones are for durability. The hills are made to test torque and the brakes/handbrake. No racing ever actually takes place there, except on Top Gear.
Thanks. This is the result of some video editing of available SSR5 footage. Unfortunately it didn't turn out to be as seamless as I wanted, but it should be ok.
I've included clips for the "SSR11" track, and assuming they're from SSR5 instead, I put them where they made most sense to me:
(video still processing as I'm writing)
Thanks for clearing that up!TapeyHey guys just to clear up any confusion, I think it's safe to say that these are not hidden tracks in the game. Someone on another forum I post on managed to get their hands on a copy of the game and when I showed them that image and asked if they could take a look, their reply was:[...]