There's many ways to enjoy a racing simulator, and one of my favorite uses of it is to replicate and virtually drive in historic races of old. The digital racing realm is the closest anyone will ever get to going wheel-to-wheel against Stirling Moss at the Le Mans 24 Hours in the early 1960s, or powering across the finish of the Targa Florio victorious against a massive field of competitors, and its a lot of fun, but takes an immense amount of work from a lot of people. In my contributions to the collective goal of replicating historic racing grids, I have recreated over 100 classic racing liveries using image databases, entry lists, and even archives of chassis numbers and registrations to make sure every detail of these cars is accurately recreated, capturing how they each looked at a certain time and place.
This page is still under construction, pardon my progress!
Interested in learning more about my work or how we can collaborate on an upcoming project? Reach out today.
