AC Assetto Corsa - General Discussion

Easy to drive slow but while racing someone at the limit its a bit different.

Maserati 250f v12 + Modena + h pattern shifter = power oversteer greatness. Never had so much fun in a game. Feels like one big powercruise session.

For those who don't yet have the DLC here's a couple of first drive video's I whipped up quickly - SF-15T video still to come

How do you do that?

guess we'll have to try it one night then?

Praga R1 Coming to Assetto Corsa

For the past several weeks the team at Kunos Simulazioni have been riding a hot streak; the news just keeps coming without an end in sight. With Assetto Corsa’s console release imminent, it appears the team are full steam ahead leading up to its launch.

Coming hot off the heels of Marco Massarutto teasing the Porsche 935/78 that will be included in the upcoming Porsche DLC set to release this autumn, the Executive and Licensing Manager at Kunos is back to pull the veil off of another car that will make way to the game. Albeit a lesser-known sportscar from the Czech Republic, the Praga R1.

An out-and-out track weapon, the Praga R1 is powered by a Renault Formula-sourced engine making 210 horsepower. While 210 horses may sound like a paltry amount, the R1 weighs in at 592kg (1305lbs) and can rocket itself to 60 in less than 3 seconds, and onto a top speed of more than 160 mph.

While a release date has yet to be announced, it stands to reason that the Praga R1 will still be released alongside the likes of the Ferrari 488 GTB, FXX K, and the Audi A1 S1 when the game releases onto consoles in a little over one month’s time, as was the intention (scroll down to the last paragraph) when the game was originally slated for release last month.

Remember to stop by our Assetto Corsa sub-forum for more discussion and in-depth analysis.

SF-15T first drive on the Red Bull Ring

Video now with @KoAStR F1 HUD brake display fix

Had some races on public servers and its great fun! But keeping track of KERS, DRS while steering, braking and gear changes makes for a lot of work

If you have tried any of the f1s in automobilista or gsce these two are a complete doddle to drive in comparison

yeah but your a freak so it dosen't count

its cool having all the mgu controls though i have no idea in what capacity to use them.
also, using dash cam for the f1s, i dont know how much kers i have for the 2013f1, is there any app or something else to tell me how much i have left? ive literally just been guessing how much ive used during the lap.

does anyone remotely know there way around the mgu controls for the 2015f1? ive already got a guide that i intent to check up on, just interested if anyone here knows what theyre doing in respect to those.

https://www.gtplanet.net/no-more-delays-assetto-corsa-has-gone-gold-on-ps4/

no more delays to console release

Assetto Corsa to Have 3 Porsche Packs: 24 Cars Total, First Pack Expected Late September
August 1st, 2016 by Michael Leary


When the team at Kunos Simulazioni originally announced that the Stuttgart manufacturer would be coming to Assetto Corsa later this year, it was a bombshell reveal no one expected. The partnership would result in 20 of the most iconic machines manufactured by the brand across 2 individual DLC packs. As it stands, things have taken a turn for the better.

In the Summer Special episode of Kunos’ developer stream, Look What the Cat Hacked In, Marco Massarutto, Executive and Licensing Manager at Kunos, revealed that the expansion will now include 24 cars and will result in 3 DLC packs. To sweeten the pot, 3 of the 24 prospective cars will be introduced to the game courtesy of a free update.

Of the 24 cars, 4 have already been revealed last month: the 935/78 ‘Moby Dick’, 911 Carrera RSR 3.0, 917/30, and the Panamera. Two more can be added to that list with Marco confirming that the 2015 and 2016 Le Mans-winning 919 Hybrid will also be included in the expansion.


Accompanying the original announcement were some interesting words on the part of Massarutto. “This Fall, Assetto Corsa will be the only multi-platform title to have the Porsche brand in a genuine racing simulation,” he continued, “We are working closely with Porsche with the aim to reproduce each single model with the maximum accuracy.”

The comment quickly caused a stir, but we now know that all driver-selectable features will be reproduced in-game, making the Porsches some of the most unique cars among the game’s growing roster. If that sounds familiar, then you’re likely thinking of the Ferrari SF15-T that was included in the Red Pack, and its myriad drive modes and systems.

While pricing for the 3 packs have yet to surface, Marco also revealed that there will be a Season Pass — a first for the game — that will discount the price of the DLC. The first pack is expected to release in late September and will be available on all platforms.

There are just a few weeks remaining until console racers can experience the game for themselves. Remember to stop by our Assetto Corsa sub-forum for more discussion and in-depth analysis.

was bored so done a quick drift vid nothign special