2 uploads in 3 days??? LETS GOO MORE GPLAPS

Nothing is scarier in vintage racing than a C1 on steelies. Telltale sign of "I've had 3 7&7s, half a pack of Marlboro Golds, and I have no fucks left to give."

GPLaps is back with multiple uploads, it's like Christmas has come early!

I just went down the Marlboro Raceway rabbit hole a few weeks ago. Saw it mentioned in some driver wiki I was reading, was surprised I had never heard of it before. Then I wondered if it had ever been recreated in any sim. Well now I know.

GPLaps on my birthday? Hell yeah I'll take it

@TheOriginalStix

20 күн бұрын

Happy birthday mate!

@thebruzdog

20 күн бұрын

@@TheOriginalStix thanks dude!

@GPLaps

20 күн бұрын

Happy bday!

@thebruzdog

19 күн бұрын

@GPLaps Awesome video, really appreciate it!!

@Squeallyweegon

15 күн бұрын

Happy Birthday man!

Man, I love this. My father has a white '61 with a 327. We actually know Lance Miller, the man who owns the No. 3 Briggs Cunningham Corvette which raced at Le Mans. I think C1 corvettes get overlooked as racers because of the later big blocks, but I imagine back in the day were used pretty extensively by amateurs. Cool interior, very accurate, and great video as always.

Jackie Stewart won a 12-hour race here in a Lotus Cortina just before starting his f1 career.

Love the older car racing, reminds me of GT legends I used to play that game to death.

Cool to finally see this place. Allan Moffat was another of the big names to race there, back in his early Trans-Am days in a Lotus Cortina.

Trust GPLaps to provide the finest in classic sim-racing entertainment. Keep it up man, been watching since 2011.

Always nice going by the showplace arena and seeing the remains through the woods. Wish it was still around! Not too many race tracks in the DMV

Your downshift gas kick is an absolute work of art.

I just started getting back into Sim racing after my dad passed in February. He was a mechanic. He used to help me with NR2003 setups years ago when it first came out. I came across your channel and I absolutely enjoy all of your content. Your narration of the history and cars is truly wonderful and engaging. Thank you so much for your videos.

Man I grew up in this part of Maryland, I'm familiar with Summit Point but I never knew this was even here. Thanks for the cool history lesson

Discovered your channel just a few weeks ago and I really enjoy your videos, especially on the vintage race cars content. It’s obvious that you are very passionate about this and it makes watching your videos super enjoyable

Nick Mason has a beautiful Maserati Tipo 61 Birdcage in American colours of white with the double blue stripes. One of my favourite cars

A shame Marlboro is abandoned..... it looks like it could still be an amazing track today!

@jackarmstrong7285

20 күн бұрын

Would probably be a great kart track tbh

@tomanderson6335

19 күн бұрын

@@jackarmstrong7285 It would probably be the drifting mecca of the Mid-Atlantic, as it's quite Japanese in the way it crams a bunch of corners and switchbacks into a small area like Ebisu or Yamanashi.

@jackarmstrong7285

19 күн бұрын

@@tomanderson6335 Yeah that’s a good shout actually. Tell Jimmy Oakes to buy it Lmao (I think he’s the biggest KZread drift guy nearby)

Only Jake can put out a video and make me wanna quit what I'm doing and get some Simracing done.

I love the history lessons that accompany these videos. I know retro, but not _deep_ retro like this. wonderful.

I love the wheel you’re using! Takes me back to my boyhood XKE and Healey 3000 fantasies…

Nice, not heard of Marlboro since Grand Prix Legends days....

It's very cool to see a Corvette C1 doing a drifto. Nice. Thanks for the vid.

Keep 'em coming 💪

Another great video and some fine racing.

That was cool ! Enjoyed the race and the cars.

Cool, the odometer even works. Very nice! Those Maserati's are just to light and nimble, good racing though as usual!

@GPLaps

20 күн бұрын

I love that too! I noticed its in KM though, i need to figure that out

That was AWESOME!

Nifty track, peachy-keen car, spiffin' race! Keep 'em coming!

Hell I missed the summer cause it must be Christmas with 2 vids in 3 days. Great video. Keep them coming.

Wow. Another Christmas gift from Jake!

I really like and appreciate how you interpret simracing

These videos are awesome and information packed. This channel has sent me down so many rabbit holes. This era came before me but man if this was happening today I'd be glued. Nice wheel.

Love this!

thank you for being the best channel on youtube!

Lovely.

It's like an old movie car chase. Awesome!

Aah that lovely era of SCCA. Wish it was easier to research. A certain Mr. Miles was building and racing MGs, and a certain Mr. Shelby was building these strange small British sports cars and souping them up with engines from the Ford Motor Company

Funny you mentioned Yenko. My dad was friends with him and told about one time Don asked if he wanted Montreal Steaks, his treat. Next thing my dad knew he was shoved (my dad was that scared of flying they had to physically force him on the plane lol) onto Don's plane and they actually went to Montreal lmfao. What a baller. They tried to get my dad on the plan that night too when tragedy struck. He sounded like a great guy.

Lovely video! And you’re a very talented driver, hat off! I did a recreation of the 1965 Spa 500km today in the Ferrari 330P with an accurate grid and know how difficult these cars can be!!

Well, you learn something new every day. I didn't know we had a historical track in WV. Very cool factoid.

I really love the setup with the faster cars at the back of the grid... that way we et lots of opponent variation and the race keeps you honest for the whole time.

Cool track. I had never even heard of it, let alone seen it in a sim before.

Gorgeous Frogeye Sprite!

good lord you're alive

Fantastic!!!!

On man wish Sergio and FatAlfie tracks were available for AMS2

This car is so good

Freaky sweet Lois

Fun race to watch. That satellite view is sad, isn't it? Only the oval portion is apparent. The rest are just traces.

Marlboro is finally in AC? Holy shit.

Neat little track, with entertaining racing. Those Corvettes look HUGE in comparison to the Maserati racers - although I very much doubt the Mazzers are renowned for their rallycross capacities.

The oval part reminds me of Oxford Plains

Nice! although I would have gone with a C2 as it was available in Morlboro Maroon, which is actually named for this track.

I just realized, me and gplaps wear the exact same shoes!

The next historic track you should feature is Meadowdale Raceway

As usual another astonishingly good vid Jake! Who are the 4 numbnuts that disliked the video?

Amazing content you’ve been releasing recently my guy, would you be interested to make a 1970 Le Mans video? I’d be nice to see a good old 917 vs 512 race

It should be noted that his is the 2nd "style" for the Corvette, the "scoop-side" 'Vette, as opposed to the 1953-55 original, with the Blue Flame, 6-cylinder engine. Gotta say, I quite like those Maserati Tipo 61 "Birdcages" on the grid there. I will note, the USAC RRC got started in 1958, and was another Sports Car racing series. Of course, another track that had quite the layout for folding back on itself that was around back then was Interlagos down in Brazil (opened in 1940). Just looking, and maybe K missed something, but is there not a mod for an old Thunderbird to fill out American contingent a bit more? (Of course, what would really be great is mods of some of the signature Sports Racer specials like the Scarab, Cunningham, etc.) I also expect there would have been some Ferrari 250s or something floating around in the SCCA races of that period, to say nothing of the Jags and Astons. And I think Carroll Shelby was one of those wheeling around a Maserati 450S 5.7 (570S). Of course, I think Langhorne was kind of the ultimate oval without a real straight. That was just a bit optimistic by the Maser there. This probably isn't the first rack I'd pick to run myself, but I'm glad it's in AC, nonetheless. I guess, now we just need Sergio to do Bryar. Jeez, that got more than a little ragged there on the penultimate lap.

You should make the into for every video on the Internet

You should do a community race on Assetto corsa. Would be awesome to race with you.

ITs still GPLAPS!

Ai Dirves like Lance Stroll LOL

@vitameat

19 күн бұрын

Still better than Mazepin AI...

11 days later , Spain Wonder the Euros , im the proudest Spaniard here boys ( sorry to post something that has 0 relation with the video but i got to do it sorry guys, btw, thats a really good track to make an Super Special Stage for RBR )

What wheel rim is that Jake?

How did you tweak the AI to get the Maserati to fight with you like that? My AI acts like its insurance fee is high enough as it is and cant afford even the smallest of claims

3:41 Assetto Corsa not having engine torque twisting the car while revving has always bothered me. The car just sits there so static.

I need to learn how to mod Assetto Corsa likes this... your videos look like so much fun. Could anyone point me towards a good tutorial on how to mod this game?

@bobSims1864

14 күн бұрын

Search for how to mod Assetto Corsa in KZread

Lol those Maseratis are homicidal

Can you imagine the penalties if you used modern track limits 😂

Do lightning Maureen

i enjoy your videos, but i used to love your videos before you got rid of the in game wheel and added your irl camera. Its fine in your live streams but when presented in your videos that are trying to be educational and immersive i just cant stand it for more then a couple minutes. A digital telemetry would be fine but the foot pedal and wheel feels to me like a thorn in my eye. Especially with the lack of an in game wheel id beg you too revert it but its your channel so do as you please. edit: honestly my ideal setup would be the motion camera from the 1939 mercedes mod you used in your tripoli video but even i know thats too far for most lol

If only AC has some minimal decent AI to race offline...

1st

Cool Setup

4:36, Just move James Dean out of the way.