the demo is plain ***impressive***, the only racing simulator I could say it can be superior to LFS.

But... useless without G25 support, playing this with Microsoft Toy Wheel is just a disaster, however, I just heard they'll implement that (crossing fingers).

well, in a way, lfs does support multicore: I'm almost sure the sound runs in a different thread than the game.

Quote from Test Driver :

I found this short video showing the 2006 Monza GP warm-up lap:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv0PU_wwoKE

You can see how some drivers are forcing wheelspin to warm up the tyres, and while they are doing that they steer hard left and right in a quick manner. Still they don't loose control of their car.

My problem is: when i try to imitate this maneuvers with the BF1 in LFS, i end up in a wall and with a broken front wing. Once the BF1 starts sliding it's gone for good.

However i'm not very experienced with the BF1, so i wonder if anyone else is actually able to reproduce this kind of driving in LFS?

Of course i can't say how close the BF1 in LFS is to driving a real F1 car, but the handling at low speeds feels too diffucult to me.

Heres one more video showing a warm up lap from the on-board cam:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuUp6EBW8mw

+1. Indeed, that F1 car behaviour in LFS must be very far from real life, it just cant be that unstable to drive.

South City Classic chicane: Widowmaker. =).

I have one for the last left-turn of Blackwood GP: "La Imposible". =). (it's impossible to handle it right consistently, at least for me =)

AS Club T1 (to the right): "Fight Club" , as there're lot of crashes usually at starts

About splitting, ok.. but 10+... 20 euros is what a mcdonalds meal cost!, in any case, I wouldnt care me running Spa or other tracks alone. Devs have to make profit/a life after all out of this.

Definitelly I would pay for official extra lfs content (cars, tracks). I would also kept the program closed (as it's now) for consistency reasons.

It will also add a nice 'private-jetset-club' touch to it =).

Sorry for the engrish.

I would be paying +20 euros for "Spa" track add-on.

It has a ridiculous price already for the countless hours of entertaiment you'll get. I have 2 s2 licenses, one for me and my other for my little brother. Best cash spent ever.

In my opinion is underpriced software.

First of all, i'm not a quick driver on LFS, just average. And I race in LFS about 5 or 6 hours a week, always multiplayer. Been user of LFS since 6 months.

Might be a stupid question but:

I always had been a very calm real life driver, (very soft on pedals, shifting at low [normal] revs, etc) but I think i'm getting the bad habit to be a bit more aggressive at the car since i using LFS, wich definitivelly is not good.

Does did happening to somebody else? Did LFS influenced the way you use your car ?

In my opinion the level of simulation/realism in LFS is so -terrible- close to real life that i'm quite sure things like this doesnt happen to me only.