Puntuale come ogni mese arriva il nuovo numero di Auto Sim Sport, una delle più importanti riviste dedicate al sim-racing che potete trovare online. Tanti e interessanti gli articoli di questo mese: si va dal futuro Driver's Republic alle interviste agli autori dei mod F1 1979 e 2005 per rFactor. Per il download non vi resta che cliccare su questo link!
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Head Op-Ed   News   Eero’s Aero—Build It And They Will Race:  Jon Denton and Lx Martini take a cyber-drive alongside Eero Piitulainen to discuss the progress on what promises to be a revolutionary new sim from the lead-physics designer of Richard Burns Rally. Featuring a hardcore simulation, and a building-component specifically targeted at sim-engineers, Simcito’s Driver’s Republic is about to re-define what is possible in the ever-changing world of simulated-racing. NASCAR's Car of Tomorrow-Today!:  Bob Simmerman investigates Justin Jacobs and RPM-3D’s Car of Tomorrow Mod: In what is surely a first in simulated racing, sim-racers are already experiencing what the real-NASCAR boys are still a year away from racing themselves—the aero-push-free Car of Tomorrow … how does it handle? Jacobs and physics designer Jason DeVriese reveal all … PC Gamer’s ‘Sim Columnist’ Andy Mahood:  Bob Simmerman follows the assorted career of PC Gamer’s most celebrated ‘sim-columnist’: how did Andy Mahood progress from one of Canada’s top ten prospects for a Formula One drive to the sim-world’s most respected writer? Laying Down The Law:  Ivan Askew finds time to convince Renato Simioni, the man responsible for the physics of the mod del dÃa—the 1979 F1 demo—to explain just how he went about creating this defining moment for ISI’s rFactor. Struck by Lightning:  Lou Magyar takes a shift at product-testing with Sim-Gear.com’s Lightning SSTâ„¢, the ‘fastest shifter on the planet’. Jeff Bell, of Sim-Gear.com, navigates AUTOSIMSPORT through the upshifts with an exclusive interview introducing this company—with deep roots in manufacturing and sim-racing— to the community. Side-by-side with: Adam Zerlin:  RACER founder Eric Alexander sat down with Adam Zerlin for a one-on-one conversation with the man behind the vision that is RaceCast, the online stats tracking website that monitors every server running rFactor that has, with the latest rFactor update, moved out of beta. Autodrome—The lost race circuits of Europe by S.S. Collins & Gavin D. Ireland:  Full-color evocative photos of abandoned and decaying racing circuits scattered throughout Europe, enlivened by crisply written and well researched text, and featuring period-photographs of the tracks in their glory-days, all bound in a 176 pages of desolate beauty, makes this book an absolute must-have for motor-racing aficionados. Finding The Drive In Oh-Five  Bob Simmerman finally gets a chance to do what he loves best—experiment! By combining MoTeC telemetry, CTDP's 2005 Formula One cars, and ISI Nuerburg, Bob's pure pursuit provides AUTOSIMSPORT readers with a definitive answer to the question—why the hell is that Minardi so damn slow! Higher Learning:  Jiminee Smith, in an undisclosed location, met up with an Australian practioner of the shrouded art of race-car setup—join Smith as he discovers the secrets that lurk behind parasitic stiction, component deflection and inefficient linkages. It may not be the Holy Grail, and it may not grant us ever-lasting life, but the advice of a car setup specialist will surely help with our setups—and that is far more important. Senna’s Legacy: The 1991 Formula One Season:  Ivan Askew on how a four-year-old boy’s Imola 1994 memory inspired him, a decade later, to re-create the 1991 season for F1C. Is Petter Solberg About to Replace Richard Burns?:  Bjørn Erik Hagen gives Rally sim-racers the latest scoop on Solberg’s foray into sim-racing development, before unveiling RSRBR3. Back Into The Fray:  Ryan Soucy, veteran sim-racer, discovers the passion and glory to be found racing online against the best … will his years of offline practice be good enough to secure his first win at Trois-Rivières? And will online racing give him the adrenaline rush he experienced in real-life racing? Interactive Racing: Attitudes in the Bullring:  Eric Alexander has had a busy month, leaving him no real theme for this edition of his Interactive Column—not that it matters much, though, since his usual over-riding theme is … ranting! On that front, there are a few things he needs to write about—like attitude (as in, please check it in the garage), his month in the Bullring (don’t get him started), and a little side project that he’s been working on (please … get him started!). Baby It’s Cold Out There:  Magnus Tellbom on the most uniquely-situated track on earth—twenty-four hour racing under the sun, anyone? Checkered Flag  Results from this month's races! Classified Ads: AutoSimSport Media provides a free classified advertisement section. Sell, buy or recruit - please feel free to use the Classifieds ...