Get a Nintendo DS, buy a "Supercard DSTwo", download the DOS-Emulator "DS2x86" and then you can play this great game on your Nintendo DS in almost the same performance as shown in this video.
Thank you, Geoff Crammond, for creating the best F1-series in videogame-history
and
thank you, Patrick Aalto, for creating such a brillant DOS-Emulator for the Nintendo DS.
And he's still working on this emulator, so the performance will get better and better.
This brings a nostalgia rush to me. I remember doing 360km/h on Monza main straight because there was opponent on pit road and the game glitched & thought i was dragging behind him. I also remember the security/copy/whatever check that you had to write a word from a specified page and row from game's manual. Of course i had copied game without manuals, and i only remembered word "table" from page 181 that worked. Sometimes i had to start the game like 50 times before page 181 check came up.
OMG I remember playing this game for hours. I would play a whole season with all free sessions, qualifying sessions and full 2 hours race every time. I played 2 times a week. I was so concentrated. Really submerged in the virtual world.
Then came GP2, which was astonishing, but I couldn'f find the time again to play full seasons like in f1gp. Good old days. that was world of warcraft for me.
Damn! So many good tracks that they don't race any more. I used to love the San Marino and Magny Cours circuits and now we have crap tracks like Singapore and Bahrain instead, real shame.
This was one of my first PC games that I had and I loved it. I have fond memories of that red sheet of paper full of words on both sides for the password/key function, lol.
I played this on the Atari ST all the time. I remember copying it from my friend who lived down the road and had more money than me. I photocopied the whole manual at my dads work as you needed it to enter a chosen word as an anti-pirate measure.
I remember playing this game on our DOS machine when I was younger. Now that we don't have our Dos machine anymore, I'll just run it with DOSbox in Ubuntu.
God i loved this game, i started on the amiga with it, then pc. At first trying to stay with the fast drivers, eventually winning the championship on the hardest level. Today i race online with Rfactor, but the excitement was there already.
This wonderful game gave me my first experience of racing sims! I was about 13yrs old and stayed up one night and completed three 100% races one after the other. Great times!
This game was hard especially when played without ANY of the helps. Also one could customize different setups and parameters quite extensively, which prolonged interest to the game.
Countless laps behind, I can tell you. Many thanks, Geoff!
haha despite it not being that impressive graphically now myself, my friends and family all lost hours on this game - its still the most enjoyable f1 game I've played.
I don't think there's a need for that. Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix 4 is the DEFINITIVE F1 racing simulator. There should be annual offical updates though, rather than having players have to rely on the mod community for new season packs.
MicroProse got consumed by Hasbro and then Infogrames and Infogrames pulled the plug on what was left of the MicroProse guys, so that would be the end of any updates.
We didn't have big servers - we had my 386 with about 160 MB hard drive and I dread to think how little RAM - 16 meg I think.
MicroProse in Baltimore inssisted that everything had to run DOS legal, so even if tou had a massive 16 meg of RAM on your PC, the game still had to run in 650k or thereabouts!
It was knocked off The Chain, as that's the music the BBC used for their F1 highlights show on Sunday nights. Hard to believe now, but music and sound was a total afterthought in those days.
WE completed this game in late 1990 and I think it was released in early 1991 ( I could be mixing it up with the Amiga/ST versions though).
I was totally astonished by game intro! i got a shivering as music and microprose-gp logo faded in, wonderful, thanks everyone made that game possible :)
i got a later copy of this series, 2 or 3 possibly.i think maybe it was based around the '94, '95 season. i wanna play it on my pc, but i can't make it run, any help?
Same here. I didn't knew how it was called, but the menu style and the options shown in the video remembered me (and it was also from MicroProse). I guess it was the 2nd one...we got it in '95 AFAIK for our P100 (with 12+4 Megs of RAM!!)
download VDMS sound, and use that to run the program by right clicking the GP2.exe and selecting to open with VDMS sound, If that doesn't work download DOSbox open that program, and use that to run the program. This is a little more complicated. You have to open DOSbox, right some code stuff so it locates the GP2 game. You should find the code pretty easily if search through google.
Hey dude. Love ur selection of vids. Really jogs my memory of some fond times spent on my old Amiga! I tried to download a game from your website, but it tells me that I require the floppy disk to run it? Any ideas?
Haha, woah! I grew up playing Grand Prix 2 and (especially) Grand Prix 3, playing for a ridicolous amount of hours, and spending just as many hours editing cars and helmets for GP3 in Microsoft Paint as I played the games, so it's very interesting seeing the very first game in this series as I've never seen it.
Fictional name in this one? Hard to recognise some of the cars, but the Leyton House and Tyrrells are easy to spot... Cool! :D
I grew up with this. our first computer had this game on it. The first time ever I played a race game it was this one. I did a 4.08 round Spa-Francorchamps, two months later it was 2.07
Carlos Sanchez (the driver with nr. 1 in this game) owned!
the grand prix-series is the best series of f1-simulations ever. its so real and even the latest f1-game (f1 06) isn't so realistic like the grand prix-series!
The Original Portugal, Hockenheim, Imola, Mexico, etc. Green start lights, Fix all pit-stops with no speed limits, thaousands of hours lost in darkened rooms to get that set-up just so.
Absolutely glorious!
I liked the bouncy physics engine, and checking the frame rate on faster (!) machines.
now it's maybe laughable in graphic terms, but at times ( 92 ) that was the first ever F1 simulation ... and having played it it's very realistic drive, with already some good set ups
only bad point : no F1 licence so you had to rename all the drivers, and the only retirement you get were from crash > or front/rear wing ... and driving in the wet was fun :)
i love this game i have pt 2,3 and also 4, very shitty that there will be never pt 5 cause sony ownz f1 licences, but good that there are many downloads avaible online for keep it up to date :)
i love this game i have pt 2,3 and also 4, very shitty that there will be never pt 5 cause sony ownz f1 licences, but good that there are many downloads avaible online for keep it up to date :)
My father used to play this game everyday haha. I was always singing the music of the intro :D Such good memories !!!!
TheCharette 2 months ago
Get a Nintendo DS, buy a "Supercard DSTwo", download the DOS-Emulator "DS2x86" and then you can play this great game on your Nintendo DS in almost the same performance as shown in this video.
Thank you, Geoff Crammond, for creating the best F1-series in videogame-history
and
thank you, Patrick Aalto, for creating such a brillant DOS-Emulator for the Nintendo DS.
And he's still working on this emulator, so the performance will get better and better.
Just a dream to have this game in your pocket
Trondyard 2 months ago
i have played it on Amiga and a 386, 486 and pentium 60 cpu pc ! great moments !
mekkyvideo 4 months ago 2
This brings a nostalgia rush to me. I remember doing 360km/h on Monza main straight because there was opponent on pit road and the game glitched & thought i was dragging behind him. I also remember the security/copy/whatever check that you had to write a word from a specified page and row from game's manual. Of course i had copied game without manuals, and i only remembered word "table" from page 181 that worked. Sometimes i had to start the game like 50 times before page 181 check came up.
juhazz 8 months ago
quick question: how to you accelerate cause im pushing A and it just wont go
jsutiger07 8 months ago
This great classic can be played on a Nintendo DS by using a "SuperCard DSTWO" with the Dos-Emulator "DS2x86" (by Patrick Aalto) and the game.
It's not as smooth as in this video, but it's running with 20 fps, which is enough to have a lot of fun with this great game wherever you are.
Trondyard 8 months ago
Haha Carlos Sanchez, I get it!
EmphaticItalic 8 months ago
can anybody give me the link of this game ? i really want it
jonathanmanado 8 months ago
is sheats el game of sheats
TheFormula12011 8 months ago
OMG I remember playing this game for hours. I would play a whole season with all free sessions, qualifying sessions and full 2 hours race every time. I played 2 times a week. I was so concentrated. Really submerged in the virtual world.
Then came GP2, which was astonishing, but I couldn'f find the time again to play full seasons like in f1gp. Good old days. that was world of warcraft for me.
tonton6969 10 months ago
Bring back estoril
jimmysnailshoes 1 year ago
Damn! So many good tracks that they don't race any more. I used to love the San Marino and Magny Cours circuits and now we have crap tracks like Singapore and Bahrain instead, real shame.
staggabob 1 year ago
when this game arrived, we said "It's impossible"
1 mb ram, no hard disk, this is THE GAME
TheeGianas 1 year ago
Hey there, whats up?
I am using Dogbox to play it, but my game stays very slow, at like 15 fps..how can i make it run so smooth like this?
i configured cpu clycles value to be 18000, but still slow...
any help will be appreciated!
Thanks! ;)
veilsidebr 1 year ago
@veilsidebr If you press T it will lower the details and the game will run faster.
Dralion2121 1 year ago
@veilsidebr
There was a fixed FPS in this game, which you can set by the game settings. I think 15fps was default...
i386dx 1 year ago
i man greaatt game, i love playing with Senna, i used to play that on amiga
Bilili 1 year ago
Takes me back to the summer of 92'. I WAS Nigel Mansell
TheBlimp888 1 year ago
great video!! nossa eu jogava muuuito isso aí quando eu tinha uns 11 anos! =D
já era viciado naquela época em F1, depois gp2, gp3, gp4 e finalmente em 2010 conheci o rFactor! =D thanks!
swpuera 1 year ago
rfactor beats gp4 anyday
garethkielty 1 year ago
This was one of my first PC games that I had and I loved it. I have fond memories of that red sheet of paper full of words on both sides for the password/key function, lol.
XmorganlamiaX 1 year ago
No limit in the pit-lane, nice.
I played this on the Atari ST all the time. I remember copying it from my friend who lived down the road and had more money than me. I photocopied the whole manual at my dads work as you needed it to enter a chosen word as an anti-pirate measure.
Memories, from the corners of my mind....etc.
ab8jeh 1 year ago
have you guys ever smoked Duckhams? its better Rothmans
MatheusBond 1 year ago 2
I remember playing this game on our DOS machine when I was younger. Now that we don't have our Dos machine anymore, I'll just run it with DOSbox in Ubuntu.
NightHawk877 1 year ago
I love how all the subsequent games in this series stayed so close to their roots. <3
YukiNekoPrincess 1 year ago
God i loved this game, i started on the amiga with it, then pc. At first trying to stay with the fast drivers, eventually winning the championship on the hardest level. Today i race online with Rfactor, but the excitement was there already.
Fastbikkel 1 year ago
haha i have a copy and the intro "movie" is biggest file in the game
bradthegeeknet 1 year ago
This wonderful game gave me my first experience of racing sims! I was about 13yrs old and stayed up one night and completed three 100% races one after the other. Great times!
togalogs 1 year ago
where to get this game?cos i have a better game you know.......
lucky9star123 2 years ago
This is fun!
da1452vinch 2 years ago
5:01 looked like a rape scene...
Superpizzabros 2 years ago
@Superpizzabros lol... shocking sense of humour!
mikeyo1234 1 year ago
Very good game back in the days. It was funny activating the helps and destroying the cpu cars
b0rtht 2 years ago
Italy - Monza :D gr8!
Courage1PL 2 years ago
k so the graphics music and animation are laughauble by todays standards but this was a really stylishly put together opening sequence
howdycaptain63 2 years ago
I wish Crammond will make GP5!
Oh and wonderful Game!!
DEHUMANIZER95 2 years ago 6
Me too.
But it's hard to say if you look at the wonderful work the modders are doing for GP4.
onfzd 2 years ago
Crammond hatte damals kein Geld für die Rechte der Fahrer- und Teamnamen. So wurden "Sanches, Becker, Davies und Co." zu echten Helden.
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Crammond couldn't buy the rights for really team and driver-names for 91' Seasion - so Names like "Sanches, Becker, Davies und Co." became heroes...
Really nice game, i played it as a child for so long.. .and when GP2/3 came up... we were experienced so far...
Ramnip 2 years ago 6
LOL, 200+ km/h trough the pit :D
ENJJPT 2 years ago
my first f1 game too omg that was a time when i played that i think it had 6 or 7 disc to install lol a funny time
LieorDie24 2 years ago
I was a pro in Monaco!!!
LaCrosseEagle 2 years ago
Brings back memories. Shame about the atrocious driving.
HiredGoonage 2 years ago
I had a similar game for my Commodore Amiga 600! Or maybe it is the same game...anyway, Geoff Crammond Rulez...i LOVE Gran Prix 3 & 4
SoulOfSothe 2 years ago
it was my first f1 game..I loved it:)
almasult 2 years ago
Man, you are an awful driver..
This game was hard especially when played without ANY of the helps. Also one could customize different setups and parameters quite extensively, which prolonged interest to the game.
Countless laps behind, I can tell you. Many thanks, Geoff!
archicad6 2 years ago
I played this game so much. Imagine that in 1991, was the maximum. As the GP5 was launched today...
GKOBE 2 years ago
Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix 4 is the DEFINITIVE F1 racing simulator.
LUIZPRUDENCIO 2 years ago
hahahaha, 'Carlos Sanchez' (Ayrton Senna)...
more like, 'Dirty Sanchez'! lol
MsFarQ2 2 years ago 2
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oh my god it is the worst game
nachocassa 2 years ago
worse in 1st version. You already saw the 4 updated to 2009?
this game is classic, but most current version
=)
sorry bad english i use google translator
Thaiury 2 years ago
Por Dios que Juego ESPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!! lo jugue 10.000 veces!!! Crammond un grande
leuvuco 2 years ago
Não lembro direito... O som na época saia pelo PC Speaker ou já existia placa de som sound blaster ??
scastromkt 2 years ago
holy shit, is this on the xbox 360?
56wb56a 2 years ago
yes, it will be released next month. :-)
Bergen79 2 years ago
haha despite it not being that impressive graphically now myself, my friends and family all lost hours on this game - its still the most enjoyable f1 game I've played.
robertoshorto 2 years ago 2
Cheeky monkey.
It would be great if Crammond did a new F1 game. I think he's too rich and lazy these days.
It was very playable though - a great and fun game for its time although it didn't have the contact physics that Papyrus' Indycar game had.
geffel 2 years ago
I don't think there's a need for that. Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix 4 is the DEFINITIVE F1 racing simulator. There should be annual offical updates though, rather than having players have to rely on the mod community for new season packs.
Fattaman 2 years ago
MicroProse got consumed by Hasbro and then Infogrames and Infogrames pulled the plug on what was left of the MicroProse guys, so that would be the end of any updates.
geffel 2 years ago
Oh, I see. That is pretty bad. =(
Fattaman 2 years ago
i wonder how many hours of rendering the big servers of that time needed to create that intro :p :D
nico220790 2 years ago
We didn't have big servers - we had my 386 with about 160 MB hard drive and I dread to think how little RAM - 16 meg I think.
MicroProse in Baltimore inssisted that everything had to run DOS legal, so even if tou had a massive 16 meg of RAM on your PC, the game still had to run in 650k or thereabouts!
geffel 2 years ago
Still play it to this day :)
Jawz2308 2 years ago
Nice game!
tchurka 2 years ago
Haha...
The intro music sounds fantastically like 'The Chain' on the Beeb!
thetwiddlemiester 2 years ago
it sounds a lot like the chain from fleetwood mac, yeah :D
margherito 2 years ago
It was knocked off The Chain, as that's the music the BBC used for their F1 highlights show on Sunday nights. Hard to believe now, but music and sound was a total afterthought in those days.
WE completed this game in late 1990 and I think it was released in early 1991 ( I could be mixing it up with the Amiga/ST versions though).
geffel 2 years ago
Thanks for infos geffel! i really appreciate :)
I was totally astonished by game intro! i got a shivering as music and microprose-gp logo faded in, wonderful, thanks everyone made that game possible :)
margherito 2 years ago
Hehe, yes indeed.
That's cool, I didn't knew that...
i386dx 2 years ago
@thetwiddlemiester
I think on British TV they used that song as the intro, so to a Brit hearing that songs makes them think of F1.
RallyCat909 1 year ago
the sound from the amigaversion was so much better...
aga060 2 years ago
i don't remember if there was the roland+sblaster option too. anyway, game was much more fluid on pc with nicer asphalt texture, great era anyway :)
margherito 2 years ago
i got a later copy of this series, 2 or 3 possibly.i think maybe it was based around the '94, '95 season. i wanna play it on my pc, but i can't make it run, any help?
ben293 2 years ago
Same here. I didn't knew how it was called, but the menu style and the options shown in the video remembered me (and it was also from MicroProse). I guess it was the 2nd one...we got it in '95 AFAIK for our P100 (with 12+4 Megs of RAM!!)
MrDufff 2 years ago
download VDMS sound, and use that to run the program by right clicking the GP2.exe and selecting to open with VDMS sound, If that doesn't work download DOSbox open that program, and use that to run the program. This is a little more complicated. You have to open DOSbox, right some code stuff so it locates the GP2 game. You should find the code pretty easily if search through google.
BritishBulldog99 2 years ago
My brother would play this for hours and hours. My dad brought home a pirated copy from his office tut.
llywelyn1984 3 years ago
Hey dude. Love ur selection of vids. Really jogs my memory of some fond times spent on my old Amiga! I tried to download a game from your website, but it tells me that I require the floppy disk to run it? Any ideas?
GarethBemister 3 years ago
nice driving lol
fisichella28 3 years ago 2
Is there schumacher in this game?
Where are the download link? :)
I want this game. I want, I want.
hahhah..
Sounds: #10
Graphics: #10
umityldz 3 years ago
Check my website to download the game...
i386dx 3 years ago
Haha, woah! I grew up playing Grand Prix 2 and (especially) Grand Prix 3, playing for a ridicolous amount of hours, and spending just as many hours editing cars and helmets for GP3 in Microsoft Paint as I played the games, so it's very interesting seeing the very first game in this series as I've never seen it.
Fictional name in this one? Hard to recognise some of the cars, but the Leyton House and Tyrrells are easy to spot... Cool! :D
WoopaTV 3 years ago
i have the amiga version and drive so many rounds ....
fantastic game!
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FormulaJdotcodotuk 3 years ago
I grew up with this game, usually did 100% length races and even 2-3 races in the same evening/middle of the night - I just couldn't stop driving.
Had one of those yoke steering wheels which just tilted left and right haha, ahh good memories.
togalogs 3 years ago
that game has one of the best intro sequences AND songs i have ever heard.
matseracer 3 years ago
Kwl. On F1GP is there 26 drivers or is there more and you have to prequalify?
runescapeman990 3 years ago
The Amiga version was better than this. I was a multiple champion at Ace level! I didnt need girls!
wannaseesumfun 3 years ago
OMG, this brings back so many memories! I used to play this game for HOURS with a joystick and I thought it was SO cool! (Well, back then, it was.)
Gamezalot 3 years ago
I grew up with this. our first computer had this game on it. The first time ever I played a race game it was this one. I did a 4.08 round Spa-Francorchamps, two months later it was 2.07
Carlos Sanchez (the driver with nr. 1 in this game) owned!
njitram00000 3 years ago
the grand prix-series is the best series of f1-simulations ever. its so real and even the latest f1-game (f1 06) isn't so realistic like the grand prix-series!
derkoenigdesnordens 3 years ago
Best ever? Don't be silly!
BigDuke6ixx 3 years ago
Defined my childhood
batfinksk 3 years ago
Davies and Rivellini. My greatest rivals when I was 5 years old :P
njitram00000 3 years ago
This game look very good, very good 3D graphics for that year!
Respect!
LukRacer 3 years ago
i love the sfx
vnyspt 3 years ago
i'm know this game...this game ... is called Tux Kart racing on the Linux.... XD
and it does not run knows he even suffered accident...
zeninguemspfc 3 years ago
c'etait realiste pour l'epoque
roolabil 3 years ago 2
The pit stops are better than rFactor's, and that was 16 years ago!
BigDuke6ixx 3 years ago 5
the cars get damaged, not even gran turismo has this feature !
Milanotjuh 3 years ago 3
What a game...
The Original Portugal, Hockenheim, Imola, Mexico, etc. Green start lights, Fix all pit-stops with no speed limits, thaousands of hours lost in darkened rooms to get that set-up just so.
Absolutely glorious!
I liked the bouncy physics engine, and checking the frame rate on faster (!) machines.
Where did I put those floppy disks?
grr619 3 years ago 3
Retro Games Rock!
ConsoleStar 3 years ago 4
i used to love this game when i was younger :)
gorebortion 3 years ago 2
Where I can have to buy it! Or is it this freeware??
MegaErkki 3 years ago
It is abandonware now. It is ancient.
SouthwesternEagle 3 years ago
if somebody has it i prepare to pay 50 bucks
vnyspt 3 years ago
Just search for the game with the term "abandonware" on google. That's how I found it. I'm not going to advertise any sites here.
SouthwesternEagle 3 years ago
Yeah, Microprose F1GP rule! It sure took a lot of time getting the car setups right. Loved every minute of playing it! :)
SamStarion 3 years ago
I stll have this and it still works!!!!!
Great fun this game
Jawz2308 3 years ago
holy fuck, this brings back great memories. having to rename the driver was annoying but well worth it
OasisDublin 3 years ago
now it's maybe laughable in graphic terms, but at times ( 92 ) that was the first ever F1 simulation ... and having played it it's very realistic drive, with already some good set ups
only bad point : no F1 licence so you had to rename all the drivers, and the only retirement you get were from crash > or front/rear wing ... and driving in the wet was fun :)
kicix 3 years ago
Is it a game or a TV program?
AdrianAntonioFERRARI 3 years ago
thats a computer game...early 90's
hansuwepilz 3 years ago 3
wow i love the music at the start which is obviously a rip off of fleetwood macs the chain
stattotheblade 3 years ago
That's probably because the BBC used 'The Chain' as the opening theme for their coverage of Formula one from 1978 to 1997.
CopernicusSmith 3 years ago
Could anybody send me the intro music in midi or somethon else? I want to repair it to sound well, than the mid sounds...
n45u 3 years ago
The animation at the end makes me all sad :(
flattyre 3 years ago 2
F1gp 5 now.
Toyotex 3 years ago
epic sound :D
necnijmegen5 3 years ago
WOW !!! :P
jabol123456789 3 years ago
A blast from the past! Great game - the rain effects were good too!
PeteOGram 3 years ago 2
I Love This Game
Toyotex 3 years ago
i love this game i have pt 2,3 and also 4, very shitty that there will be never pt 5 cause sony ownz f1 licences, but good that there are many downloads avaible online for keep it up to date :)
Tobiiimnrw 3 years ago
i love this game i have pt 2,3 and also 4, very shitty that there will be never pt 5 cause sony ownz f1 licences, but good that there are many downloads avaible online for keep it up to date :)
Tobiiimnrw 3 years ago
It was my passion! Hours and hours and hours and hours... Thanx to post!
asesora94 4 years ago 3
wish i still had this
dwf12006 4 years ago 2
Greatest game on the Amiga. The Multiplayer was the best on the game.
MartinhoAUT 4 years ago
thats completly right,you can play that game on DOS Box emulator for PC
hansuwepilz 3 years ago
cool video
Delmarissa 4 years ago
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haha, nice graphics lol.
love the sound. this game sux :)
kjeksy 4 years ago
The Granprixgames Series are the most populair raving games ever!!!
martinmovies999 3 years ago 2
raving...im sure they are. lol
kjeksy 3 years ago
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The guy playing is a complete idiot... using F1, F2 and F3 and cropping the race at all crashing for everywhere. Die, pls.
jorgeabujamra 4 years ago
Why is everything about the PC version better than the Amiga but the SOUND? It's like they mixed up the sound files in the factory.
epiphany55 4 years ago
I don't remember the sound being like this, was a bit more raspy. It could be the soundcard that its using/emulating?
robertoshorto 2 years ago
oh my god!!! memorys!! we played that with 5 to 7 players on one pc :D
Doggy71 4 years ago
so funny... the hits looked like fart sounds...LOL
SenninhaRubberburner 4 years ago
Wow i remember playing this when I was 6 in the mid late 90s, on our rather poor PC, its amazing how much has changed!
LanciaS4 4 years ago
Exactly the same - with a joystick of all things!
robertoshorto 2 years ago
go, carlos sanchez, go
nickyripper 4 years ago 2
Wow...we really grew in technology :P
d3boy2002 4 years ago
lol! ahhh the game tht got me into F1, how i wud love to go back to being 8 years old agen and playing this for hours. The good old days!!!
raven159 4 years ago
Kurt Langer, Robert Davies, Carlos Sanchez
haha all those names! great game (for those days)
Irriducibili666 4 years ago 2
my dad used to play this when i was a kid, you know where to buy it from, i looked everywhere for it!
rix1024 4 years ago 3
You have to love the BLATANT rip off intro music of the then F1 TV theme... Fleetwood Mac's the Chain.
foolinjection 4 years ago
so many memories. I used to play this game in 1994 on an average of 10 hours per weekend.
100% race length. full qualif. damages on..
tonton6969 4 years ago 2
i love GP Series.
GP4 Rulez!
Revigoe7 4 years ago
Where can i get this game?
JemrelGod 4 years ago
I can send you the game. Pick me up on youtube for friend and i send you my msn adress in private message.
n45u 3 years ago
can you please send me the game too
asterousia 3 years ago
Do you buy it or do you get it online?
englandvsa 3 years ago
great stuff. i used to play this game a lot! new f1 games will never have the flair and atmosphere of these games...
ledouche3000 4 years ago
Its funny when u see things change man..Dat was best graphic on its dayz
Esco4Lifeee 4 years ago
What I would have given for a framerate like this on the Amiga!
DoctorMeatDic 4 years ago
back then a game like that was like gtr2,gtl,rfactor
purplesalad 4 years ago
I had the original on amiga :D
TommyBellingham 4 years ago
nice end... XD
PUIFIT86 4 years ago
yeah. great memories with this "simulator"!! lot of times of fun!!
HERA2006 4 years ago
Are you blind ?
You played soccer with that Leton House!!!
Poor Ivan Capelli...
feringel 4 years ago 2
I think it was Mauricio Gugelmin... haha.. Leyton House the best!
Great game. Geoff Crammond started off with the formula 1 games on the Acorn BBC with the game called Revs. Also a classic...
TieskeTukker 4 years ago 2
Revs simulated F3 I think, but it was great for the time.
armorgeddon 4 years ago
It's not fuckin' dodgems! And this isn't the original version. The original was on the Amiga console.
paronomasiaster 4 years ago
old memories
luisbarbosa1 4 years ago