Is there an official roadmap for additional cars and tracks from the makers?

Do the good people making Assetto Corsa have a developers blog or even an official roadmap of what things to come in the future of the simulation?

I would love to get a peek under the sheets from time to time, knowing what to anticipate for seeing in Assetto Corsa at some time in the future.

Where is Assetto Corsa leading?
Will it be oriented more towards certain racing series (I would love to see more GT racers and tracks) or is the current focus on a wider variety of cars as shown in the current state?

Which tracks will we see in the future?

Btw - I am dying to finally get behind the wheel of a RUF Porsche in Assetto Corsa and really hope there is more to come in terms of rear engined German cars (NSU hill climb racer anyone).

 

http://www.racedepartment.com/threads/experience-the-assetto-corsa-press-event.94161/

That list is all we know for now - and that some of the cars already announced are not on the list

 

Now THAT list is worth some thinking about ;-)
I think I am not alone, hoping for the RUF Porsche and Nordschleife combination!

 

We pretty much know that the RUF Yellowbird is going to be the next car released and should be free very soon. This was said in the Inside Sim Racing review. We have the Nordschleife and Zandvoort for official tracks, and most likely some tracks in the UK like Oulton Park. There are far too many other cars that have already been announced so I'm not going to list the 30+ that will be coming.

 

Oulton Park would be great. My local track

 

Me too (well actually I live slightly closer to Anglesey but Oulton would be superb).

I very much look forward to some more modern open wheel cars, not necessarily F1 derived.

 

Other than the Nordschliefe + 10 cars dream pack which is due "soon", nothing else has been announced as such. My guess would be that maybe we might get the Nords before Christmas, but im not banking on it.

 

I think a laser scanned Oulton would be a big hit.

It's a nice fast flowing track set in woodland with plenty of exciting gradient changes. It hasn't been altered for F1 (Well since Moss and Fangio were there....) and so it still retains its original feel, I'd imagine licensing wouldn't be a problem. Go to it Kunos

 

I would

I'm quite sure we'll get 1.0 within a month, and the Dream Pack DLC is gonna be released soon after, so probably before holiday season, content is most likely ready or close already. I'd say one month bargain pre-order for the DLC from 1.0 release, then boom.

 

Mine too... or it was when I grew up / lived in Norley....... I could hear the racing on a Sunday when the wind was blowing rightly..

 

Oulton Park - probably the most iconic track from the old days of Codemaster's TOCA2.

I always forget the name of that track , and when somebody says Oulton, I wonder what it is.

 

I remember epic battles, shaving off door handles in Toca2 over laps and laps going on, breaking sweat, high blood pressure and constant fear of getting shoved off the track in corners I was slower …
This was great racing back then and the big factors for this to happen where: BTCC touring cars, tight, undulating tracks, weather and fear less, aggressive opponents.

We need some (all) of this in Assetto Corsa, starting with the tracks would be a good thing to do - loved Oulton Park, loved Brands Hatch Indy and any of the tight and bumpy sections of the other tracks needing to smash those touring cars over the curbs in fight for positions.

 

Oulton would be quite awesome. I wonder if we'll get any RHD cars?