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Thanks Eric.
We already have a Steam Paul Ricard in our track database which is pretty good. So we won't replace it.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=795363999&searchtext=paul+ricard

The only Fuji I know of is the Steam version, which is mediocre and has issues. If you find a good quality one let me know.

 

Just a heads up.

I have reserved dates for the Endurance Racing League series a while back because with the other SRO series, you have to plan ahead.
Because it's Sunday (the Saturday's were all reserved already), we have to start an hour earlier at 19:00 GMT, because a lot of guys have to work on Monday. And I think 2.4 hour races will win the pot.
The dates are:

All Sunday's starting 19:00 GMT Summertime and later normal 19:00 GMT
September 06
September 20
October 04
October 18
November 01
November 15

 

Good idea. That would be an option if the Day / Night transition causes problems at Daytona. But I don't think it will (unless you have only 5 mb of RAM)

 

Added. Sebring will be a going into the night.

 

Studio 397 summer sale !!

Alle the stuff you want for the Endurance Racing League.

https://www.studio-397.com/2020/06/summer-steam-sale-2020/

 

Can the league members please vote on this Poll.
Its to determine how long you would like the endurance events to be:

Please vote here

 

I am closing the voting on race duration in 1 week, because I have to set up the series by then.
If you haven't voted yet, please do so now.

Vote for race duration of the Endurance series here

 

Indianapolis 2007 Special Event

I have set up a new Special Event to bridge the gap between Daytona and the start of the Endurance series:
Indianapolis 2007 Special Event: 2.4 hours. Saturday August 15 - Race 20:20 GMT.

You can sign up for this event here

 

I will put it on the track list and then it all depends on how many votes it gets.

 

Mount Tremblant has just moved from a DLC to a full free version with all layouts.
You can get the track here: Download track

 

Roadmap Update June 2020
STUDIO 397 News, Roadmap

Looking back at the month of June, you’re probably asking yourself, what could the crew at Studio 397 announce after a month with so many highlights? It’s exactly what we asked ourselves as well. We started the month building up towards what would become the biggest sim racing esports event ever, with millions of people watching the 24 hours of Le Mans Virtual on televisions and streams worldwide. You’ve likely also already heard about Portland, the new and free track for rFactor 2. You may have noticed, if you own our Endurance pack, the new shiny liveries from the 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual event that are now integrated. And that wasn’t even all in the last update. We gave Silverstone a fresh new look and released the first step of the new GTE BoP, based on improved physics for all of those cars.

So what’s next? Even after last month’s events, there is so much happening at the Studio we want to tell you about. We may have downshifted a gear to make the next corner, but on the apex we are already full throttle again to bring you lots of new updates. The first will be another small BoP tweak to the GTE cars as well as a brand new set of default setups that are a better starting point for you to customize. Once that is done, the knowledge we gained from upgrading the GTE cars will be applied to our extensive set of GT3 cars, giving them a much needed update while we add two brand new ones. One we already announced, the Ferrari 488 GT3 in the latest 2020 evolution. The other we have not announced yet, but it’s already in beta so like the Ferrari it won’t be too long!