Dakar-Baobabs – Sindia (Patreon)

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2023-06-03 12:20:18

Imported:

2026-06

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Assetto Corsa track Circuit de Dakar Baobabs Dakar Dakar baobabs F1 Formula 1 Formula 1 Circuit Senegal Track mod assetto corsa assetto corsa mod circuit esports gaming mod

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More videos on: https://www.youtube.com/@allalongtheracetrack4206/videos Hi All, The first permanent circuit is western Africa, the Circ

More videos on: https://www.youtube.com/@allalongtheracetrack4206/videos

Hi All,

The first permanent circuit is western Africa, the Circuit de Dakar-Baobabs took more than a quarter of a century to become a reality.
The first project was presented to the Senegalese authorities in 1975 but only in 2000, thanks to a Belgian entrepreneur, the layout was finalized and the first piece of tarmac laid down.
The circuit is very technical, thanks to its 19 curves of various kind, from the sharp snaky section up to Turn 7, to the more technical final sector, passing by the ultra-fast bit that leads to the heavy braking Turn 11.
A great mix that makes this circuit challenging and fun for drivers but requires compromises for engineers between top speed and best car balance.

Location: Sindia – Senegal
FIA Grade-1
Length: 4,700m.
Width: 16m

Link for the download: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1nA680S5-WWjJ5abQdTYpKbeWPvXPLwEN

The mod has:

Pit Boxes
Full compatibility with SOL, Custom Shaders Patch, and Content Manager
Replay Cameras
GrassFX and RainFX support
Night lighting
AI Lines
Bespoke models of the actual pit and paddock facilities. Realistic surroundings.
3D trees

Enjoy!

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Dakar-Baobabs – Sindia - Senegal (Assetto Corsa) - Drone View of the circuit

Download Link: https://www.patreon.com/user/posts?u=81166450 The first permanent circuit is western Africa, the Circuit de Dakar-Baobabs took more than a quarter of a century to become a reality. The first project was presented to the Senegalese authorities in 1975 but only in 2000, thanks to a Belgian entrepreneur, the layout was finalized and the first piece of tarmac laid down. The circuit is very technical, thanks to its 19 curves of various kind, from the sharp snaky section up to Turn 7, to the more technical final sector, passing by the ultra-fast bit that leads to the heavy braking Turn 11. A great mix that makes this circuit challenging and fun for drivers but requires compromises for engineers between top speed and best car balance. Blog: https://allalongtheracetrack.co.uk/ Cars: Formula Hybrid 2023 from Race Sim Studio