rFactor F1 1955 Fangio Drift

rFactor F1 1955 Fangio Drift

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• rFactor
• F1
• 1955
• Fangio
• Drift

[RatmanXX]

I love F1 but this old F1 looks better than todays F1. There were no computer controls in that cars.

[PopcornAndCocaCola]

A real racing driver

[sanyatyr]

Very skilled driver! And Elvis do this great driving in gold status -)

[Bmants]

Whats up with R Factor and the drivers hands and arms, they always suck?Otherwise great stuff.

[people4people]

this is a computer game

[marcelopaparone]

una pregunta:alguien sabe si es un mod de rfactor??

esta muy bueno!!!!!

[sumflow]

@375GTB I thought I was the only one who read that!!

[teds300]

This is a silly-ass exercise in wasted computer animation...then again, the whole concept of "drifting" is pretty silly-ass. To put Fangio and the Mercedes Grand Prix car in this context is a travesty. And, I agree with the Taruffi book quote below about oversteer not being drifting. At least, know what you're talking about, please.

[Rock09i]

this is f'n stupid. Probably made by some dumb suburbian crackers!!

[sandy1001]

That's a slide not a drift. The tyres would be worn through in a couple of laps if such a technique were to be used. In a drift the front wheels are in alignment with the rear wheels, that is they are pointing straight ahead and the car's direction is controlled by the amount of power fed to the rear wheels. The effect to aim for is to have all 4 wheels skimming the surface. This is seen in photos of the era when it appears that the car is pointing at the fence or the photographer.

[supercooled]

looks like a mannequin driving. stiff as all get out arms.

[opo1993]

@RatmanXX Ironic comment because this is a computer game. >_<