1937 Roosevelt Raceway - Assetto Corsa

1930s Roosevelt Raceway includes multiple layouts, each of which will be highlighted over the coming few days. This track has just been released for $4.99 (with a discount to $3.99 for our current supporters) on our website at https://www.historicsimstudios.com/p/...

Roosevelt Raceway was a state of the art road course in the United State during the late 1930s. It most famously hosted the Vanderbilt cup twice. We have digitally recreated the five different layouts that drivers raced at Roosevelt Raceway in the 1930s. The originally twisty 4 mile (6.4km) layout used for the 1936 Vanderbilt Cup race, the faster 3.4 mile (5.4km) layout with the final banked corner used for the 1937 Vanderbilt Cup race, the short version of the layout used by ARCA in 1937, and two temporary midget ovals used in 1938 and 1939.

This track pairs perfectly with our 1920s and 1930s GP cars. We made sure that the primary 1936 and 1937 layouts can support huge fields of cars, 55 in total! This will allow you to race against some massive fields of AI cars or have a major online event with your league. This is one of our favorite racetracks in history, and we hope you all enjoy this one just as much as we do!