The Forgotten Sim Used by an F1 Winner

Live for Speed is a racing sim most of us will have heard of, played and likely cherished. It was created by just three people yet contains advanced features like VR, tyre deformation and mechanical failures.

The sim is lauded for its accurate physics, finding favour with many professional racing drivers – including a certain Valtteri Bottas. The game also has a passionate community and covers a breadth of diverse motorsport disciplines, including autocross, drifting and rallycross.

The sim was designed to be online racing-friendly from the outset, with popular ‘cruise’ servers still attracting many players to this day. Lately, mods have added a whole new element of choice and variety to the game, with other features such as day/night transitions and weather still in the works. (Let’s not mention the Volkswagen Scirocco though, eh?)

Entering its third decade of development, we try to answer the question: is Live for Speed still as relevant now as it was 20 years ago?

Well, you can always try the free demo to find out... I suspect you won’t be disappointed.

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