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Hi All,

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

This mod is a fictional street circuit in the historical Bremgarten, in Bern, where motorsport events have been held in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, with also titled GPs.
The track uses public roads, going through the forest, and it features significant elevations changes, tunnels, bridges that provide the old-school feel that links it with its heritage.
Overtaking is possible in at least 3 spots and roads are wide enough to allow wheel-to-wheel action.

Location: Bern– Switzerland
FIA Grade-1
Length: 4,960m
Width: 15-18m

[NOTE: For this mod and for all my mods please remember to hold  the SHIFT button while loading the track as it succesfully adds the  sides.csv files which optimize the AI]

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 buildings to recreate the roads of Bern
    Unique items like kerbs, pits, barriers and bridges
  • 3D Trees

Link for the download:
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1Hp4BMl5u05uPYyRKzRqvu02t9N1RYImz

Enjoy!

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Previews only

New Bremgarten Street Circuit – Bern - Switzerland - Zhou Stake Sauber Onboard

Download Link: https://www.patreon.com/user/posts?u=81166450 This mod is a fictional street circuit in the historical Bremgarten, in Bern, where motorsport events have been held in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, with also titled GPs. The track uses public roads, going through the forest, and it features significant elevations changes, tunnels, bridges that provide the old-school feel that links it with its heritage. Overtaking is possible in at least 3 spots and roads are wide enough to allow wheel-to-wheel action Blog: https://allalongtheracetrack.co.uk/ Cars: Formula Hybrid 2023 from Race Sim Studio

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