Rockingham

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Rockingham
Rockingham banner.jpg
Rockingham Motor Speedway.png
Rockingham map.png
Short name RO
Track type permanent circuit
License S3
Introduced 0.6K
Last updated 0.6M
Weather types clear day
clear morning
overcast afternoon
clear sunset
Pit lane speed limit 65 km/h (40 mph)
Configurations 11
ISSC
Short name RO1
Length 3.097 km (1.924 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 8
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
National
Short name RO2
Length 2.697 km (1.676 mi)
Direction  Clockwise
Turns 11
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
Oval
Short name RO3
Length 2.363 km (1.468 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 4
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
ISSC Long
Short name RO4
Length 3.253 km (2.021 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 9
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
Lake
Short name RO5
Length 1.046 km (0.65 mi)
Direction  Clockwise
Turns 5
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
Handling
Short name RO6
Length 1.559 km (0.969 mi)
Direction  Clockwise
Turns 5
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
International
Short name RO7
Length 3.874 km (2.407 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 11
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
Historic
Short name RO8
Length 3.565 km (2.215 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 10
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
Historic Short
Short name RO9
Length 2.197 km (1.365 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 6
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
International Long
Short name RO10
Length 4.056 km (2.52 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 12
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
Sportscar
Short name RO11
Length 2.693 km (1.673 mi)
Direction  Anti-clockwise
Turns 8
Surface types asphalt (100%)
Grid size 40
Reversed option  No
LFS.net details
Rockingham track image (1 pixel = 1 meter)
Pitlane of Rockingham

Rockingham: Europe's fastest racing circuit located at the heart of England, recreated with laser precision. It is the only real track in the game so far.

Reveal

The first unofficial mention of Rockingham appearing in Live for Speed was in a forum thread created by boothy in Sep 20, 2009. He revealed that he had tried it using the FOX at the actual track itself in a special version of Live for Speed during a BTCC race weekend. Later in the thread, he posted a photo of two simulator rigs running LFS at Rockingham to prove his point. Even though the photo was quite blurry, others were able to recognize that the in-game small map didn't show any of the existing tracks.[1]

One day later, on Sep 21, 2009, the developers made an official announcement about Rockingham coming to LFS.[2]

Development

The opportunity to develop Rockingham came in 2008 through a contact of the developers at V1 Championship.[3]

It was released in version 0.6K on Dec 19, 2015. After its release, the subsequent version brought fixes and improvements to the environment with version 0.6M on Feb 13, 2016. A new weather option "Clear Sunset" was added and "Cloudy Afternoon" was replaced by "Clear Morning".

Configurations

References

  1. ^ "Rockingham spotted in LFS at BTCC race (formerly: Great jobs Devs - LFS rocks!)". LFS Forum. 20 September 2009. Retrieved 1 January 2025.
  2. ^ "Rockingham, recreated in Live for Speed". LFS. 21 September 2009. Retrieved 1 January 2025.
  3. ^ "V1 Championship - free to enter race driver search". V1 Championship. 25 October 2023. Archived from the original on 15 November 2009. Retrieved 1 January 2025.
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