50 replies to this topic

[D_J]

Looks great , sadly I get a corrupt file when I unpack it.

[marco lenarduzzi]

Great looking track ! Thanks for the nice surprise

[Gaus]

Looks really cool! Thanks

[Matthias]

Many thanks for this nice track!

[Roo]

Looks great, will test it later.
Many thanks for all your work

[Claudio Pablo Navonne]

Thanks!! Nice, very nice!!

[saampjes]

Superb!
Thanks a lot

René

[ginetto]

francesco, on Jun 17 2021 - 10:50 PM, said:

Not drived at the moment but from the pictures seem a beautiful trabk.Thank you.

I have a problem .the first appear ,om my PC,with the Acrobat icon,the second without icon and is impoosible to open both.
I'm the only one?i  was expecting the usual 7z with the installer.

Francesco ,
both .001 and .002 files need to stay in the same folder. Use 7zip to open the .001 file; if it does not do it automatically, then right click on the file > open with... >  choose 7zip .

[Royale]

Well done !  Thank you

[salvo rappa]

thanks, nice work

[francesco]

Thank you Ginetto, now i try.

[Eric]

Ill take the risk and thank you before I drive it.

[Remy]

Very nice track

Thank you!

[Arno]

Thanks a lot ! Very nice short track

[blackskull101]

Thank you!

[Daniel0099]

Great
Thanks a lot

[paul_v]

What a great track. So much fun. And it looks fantastic.

A real blast. Minutes to learn and an age to master.

Thanks.

[Tobodestroyer2020]

What's the history behind the word PRAY at the top of the hill?

[Mr. Photog]

"Pray Hill" was more famously a feature of Wilmot's neighbor, Meadowdale.

At Meadowdale, the story is that shortly before the track opened in 1959, someone wrote "Pray" on the asphalt going in to turn 1, a blind crest into a downhill turn.  It looked hand-painted, but was a feature of the track for years.

Wilmot, about 30 miles to the north, had been open since 1953.  This photo from 1954 shows the lettering on the hill at Wilmot.  From the fact that the lettering was on the track from its earliest days, and was fairly formal looking, my guess is that it was put there by the track organizers.

 1954wilmeight.JPG   24.38K   36 downloads

Beyond that, I don't know about the origin of Pray Hill. If anyone else knows about it, I'd love to hear!


Thanks to all who have downloaded, and thanks for the comments on here.  It's very nice to see the good response.

[davec]

Great little track, thanks.
Only a couple of corners, but plenty of opportunites to not find a perfect lap!

Would there happen to be an even lighter version for a dedicated server?
(even with the the low-res dat / or the extracted low-res .mip/.srb files,  I still have issues with my lightweight server).

Cheers,
Dave.