I've searched both "skidpad" and "training" in the tracks list but couldn't find any.

Isn't there such a training track already?
Has it never been made?

Could I maybe request it to the trackmakers?

I mean a big skidpad, like the one shown in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4Vvh3tsjEI& list=PL809F82C79FE51069

Hi Ripley,

training takes place on 6 servers, 24hrs/7days... no need to train offline - jump on the servers.

On the servers, there are many diferent skidpads to be found, but not as wide as the one in the video and with some more turns, sometimes hills...

This evening, there is a long "special" training with the LM55-class.... quite a bit of skidding expected... *klick*

Eheheheh...we (at my website) already know about this evening's event at Woodside.
I hope I can join and practice my anti-skid technique there

Do not create a new post for each question,
there are ready enough posts that deal with the same subject.
Post your questions in one of the existing posts. - please.

Ok, will do.
Without wanting to sound polemic, can you point me to one of those "already existing" threads, please?

As I said, I've searched both "skidpad" - which should be the correct english technical definition for such a "circuit" - and "training" in the tracks list and nothing showed up.
Now I also searched - in tracks list and forum - for "Ring...", but again, no go.

Not knowing German language it's a bit difficult.

Maybe you can use "Raleight Park - Figure8" as a skidpad... a very short 8 with a crossing, or "Raleight Park - Oval"... the outer ring. Although the 8 is more suitable for skidding...

Edit: Can it be, that you have driven not a single kilometer on the ABB so far?

Thanks for the hints on those tracks, I'll try them, even if I was looking for a more "regular" and constant circle, just to learn the grip and the limits of some cars.

And yes, I've not driven a single km on ABB (yet).

I went on holidays just after discovering and installing it.
Now I'm again at work (...), and in these days I'm fighting with the wheel settings (DFGT) and my pc...

Hopefully in some days time.


Edit: funny enough, the "most regular" circle track I could find is Nardò Ring, in my country.

There is a drift practice track on NoGrip: http://www.nogripracing.com/details.php? filenr=33399

It's for GTR2 but you can very easily convert it to GTL for offline use only. GTR2 to GTL track conversion tutor:http://www.mediafire.com/download/ cc2oxxcees8ff8f/ Quick_Convert_GTR2_tracks_to_GTL.7z

Thanks Geedee.

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