Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

Cant wait to be honest, btw does anyone have some websites to go to, have'nt started searching yet due to work comitments, but have the weekend off to research so to speak.

http://www.nr2k3tracks.com/
http://www.theuspits.com/
http://www.masgrafx.com/masgrafxracing/
http://www.racelinecentral.com/NR2003_mods.html

The must haves.....
http://www.dwarehouse.com/ - Dave Hoffman's spotter sound pack

http://superspeedway.net/jla/ - anything and everything from jjohnson2004 is a must have for the oval racing.

I can't remember where you would find Methyl Ethyl's sounds, but he is/was the sound god of NR2003. Google search or search at either msgrafx.com or superspeedway.net for him. Make sure you google search "Methyl Ethyl NR2003" or you will just get mostly methyl ethyl ketone, which is basically a chemical solvent. Don't think that will help you out with NR2003

Cheer mate, much appreciated.

btw out of curiosity, I'll probably google methyl ethyl ketone, just to see if it may come in useful in other 'projects' I have going

Quote from atlantian :

Is the physics modeling that good? it's only oval racing and it's only a bunch of stock cars. can it really be worth 100?!?!?!

Yes, but there are two road courses that come with the game, Watkins Glen and Infineon (Sears Point if you like), besides that there are hundreds of tracks, anywhere from Brands Hatch to Baskerville and back, and also car mods, TRANS-AM, and 1967 sportscars and even an excellent IMSA-GTP mod, runs on an updated version of the same game engine from GPL, so excellent physics, but better Graphics than GPL.

Sadly, I-racing bought the rights to N2003 and banned all modding, so the community is virtually dead now apart from those soldiering on at theuspits.com still producing excellent tracks.

Dont diss N2003, its a great solid game, id love top have the money to buy the rights because that game has even more modding potential than GPL!

Is it seiriously worth $100 now?? Im not selling mine

Joe