It’s also the most modern version of the circuit in any simulator, where we can even see what Starkey’s Bridge looks like today. The fact that you can see planes landing above you while you’re racing is an experience unlike anything else in any other simulator, and with VR goggles it must be quite impressive. On the other hand, Donington is the smoothest circuit, where I had the best feeling behind the wheel and the best overall experience.

It is a very tricky circuit to overtake (like the other three) where focusing on keeping the car on track and perfect braking is essential for good results. The circuit, also known as the “Mini Nordschleife”, only has the GP version with the two chicanes after the banked hairpin. Oulton Park is the bumpiest of the 3 circuits and has the most elevation changes, making it quite tricky to drive some cars like the McLaren. Even real drivers like James Baldwin claim that these are the closest to real circuits in all the simulators. All 3 circuits are very similar to the real circuits, in terms of the track as such it’s nothing unusual as all the circuits are scanned, but it’s the off-track objects and details like the plane landing at Donington where they really stand out. Without a doubt, the quality and level of detail that Assetto Corsa Competizione’s circuits have as they are released is impressive, thanks in large part to the use of the Unreal Engine 4 graphics engine.

With these new additions we have practically all the British circuits with major international events within the simulator, as we also have the legendary Silverstone circuit. Undoubtedly, these are three of the most important circuits in Britain, all owned by MotorSport Vision, who also own Brands Hatch, Cadwell Park and Bedford Autodrome. The Assetto Corsa Competizione British Pack has arrived on PC and we have had the DLC in our hands to test in depth each of the 3 British circuits that have arrived in the simulator, these are Oulton Park, Donington Park and Snetterton.

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