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Hey everyone!

I’m finally ready to share the early access release of one of my latest projects: Alaska Raceway Park! This track combines lidar data for a precise track surface and 3D scans from Google Maps to recreate the scenery. The track is situated right by a stunning set of mountains, and I’ve done my best to capture them. I think there’s still some tweaks to make to the model though.Download:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B_ti_9embX366JuA4NwP-ygtS4uK_q4C/view?usp=sharing

Here’s what’s included so far:

48 grid slots for large chaotic events, a large field on the small track is lots of fun!

Replay cameras, grass fx, rainfx etc all in place.

The Oval Track: High-banked and ready for stock car racing excitement.

Early Drag Strip Development: Take a look around and spot the beginnings of this feature!

Right now, many textures are a massive resolution to ensure high detail, which could impact performance on lower-spec systems. If you experience any issues, please let me know, and I’ll prioritize reducing texture sizes or adding an option for lower-spec machines in future updates.

Buildings, spectators, and other details are still in the works, but your feedback now can help shape the final version. Let me know what you think!

Thank you as always for your support—it means the world to me. Enjoy the early access and happy racing!

Tyrone

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Chris Thomas

The surroundings are beautiful!

Brett Madsen

Looks like another map people will use for photoshoots. Great work Tyrone!

Random Noise

looks great, it would be a shame if you don't add more tracks to this environment, something that is not oval :-)

Greg Pass

This is a real track, so there's nothing he can do to expand the facility while keeping it realistic. But another track in an equally scenic location? I'd be down for that :D

Tyrone - Racetracks & Models

Hey, there's always an option to fork the project and have the real variation and then a different track made in the same scenery. It'd be a good way to re use the mountains!