If you understand what a beta version is, and would like to make an early purchase of rFactor 2 to get involved in the testing process, we have now made available the beta in our forums.

If you enjoyed the old MGM movie, Grand Prix, we’re sure you’ll enjoy this “movie style” promo video featuring rFactor 2 in work-in-progress beta testing stage. Continue reading →

The rFactor 2 development team have been working on a number of graphical effects. The screenshots here are a good indication of where we are heading with the effects, but it’s important to note that we still have a few … Continue reading →

rFactor 2, in-development and due for initial release later this year, will introduce a number of major features. Among the greatest is the newly written tire model, which accurately models the heat, wear, deformation and performance changes a tire undergoes in a racing situation. Continue reading →

We’ve uploaded four new development screenshots of rFactor 2.

rFactor 2 is still on-target for release later this year and will for the first time place the driver in the dynamic environment real life drivers feel every weekend. With moving trackside objects, changes to the racing line including rubber build-up and marbles, day-night-day transitions, wet-dry transitions and a very advanced new tire model, no two laps will truly feel the same. Continue reading →

We didn’t think they were a big deal, but the reaction from the community means we probably should post a link here so everybody notices them! Your desktop will appreciate them…

The rendered wallpapers we have posted are of some of the cars in the rFactor 2 family, not all the cars. It should also be noted that some cars will not be a part of the initial release and will instead come as later updates.

We should be posting some information on how rFactor 2 will be released pretty soon! In the meantime we can confirm we do have a target within the year (2011). Continue reading →

We have posted a Q&A which should answer a lot of your early questions about rFactor 2. Continue reading →

Gjon Camaj took some time to answer questions for Doug Atkinson.