The iPhone has no shortage of great racing games, such as the excellent Firemint Real Racing, Need for Speed and Asphalt. All of these titles have pushed the bar for graphics on the iPhone, but none have been as in-depth as console racing giants like Forza or Grand Turismo. I wasn't sure an iPhone racer would ever go that far, but after my hands on with GT Racing Motor Academy I've changed my mind.GT Racing Motor Academy is said to be the first true simulation racing game for the iPhone. Speaking with the game's producer I realised the team behind this project had a real passion for the genre. Having played Real Racing and Asphalt, they want this game to set the bar for future racing titles on the iPhone.
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Perhaps a bold goal, but not when your game has 100 licensed cars all approved by 24 different manufacturers. This looks to be the richest racing game in terms of content that the iPhone has ever seen.So what can we expect from this list of 100 cars?
Well of course you can't have a racer without the latest super cars like the brand new Ferrari F458 Italia, but you can also expect some old classics like the Shelby GT 500 and even the Ford Model 10. The game features 10 tracks including rally, urban and licensed circuits like California's Laguna Seca raceway.As well as an in-depth roster of detailed cars, GT Racing Motor Academy's developers have put as much time into the control and handling of each vehicle. Although all the gameplay I saw featured only automatic cars, you must use both the accelerator and the brake wisely to make it through any track with any dignity. If an intense racing sim isn't your cup of tea Gameloft has included a driving assistance option - simply move a slider in the options menu to set how much help you need and the game will ease up accordingly.To progress through GT Racing Motor Academy you must purchase cars by earning licenses to use more powerful cars and win bigger races. Each license test is like a tutorial of sorts.
The lost vikings platforms. When earning your C-class license you're learning the basics, but when you hit S-class you'll need to utilise more advanced techniques. The more you start to understand the differences between cars the more you'll start to tinker with each car's multitude of customisable parts.When you're not playing through career mode you'll be able to play arcade mode and time trials against ghost drivers, and there was even talk of elimination races. You can also go head to head with your friends, with up to six players on the 3G and 10 on the 3GS.
There is still a lot of work to be done on GT Racing, but it looks like it could overtake its opponents.GT Racing Motor Academy is due for release on the App Store in early 2010.
Never missedoneFerrari is the only manufacturer to have competed in all editions of the World Drivers’ Championship (commonly known as the Formula 1 Drivers Championship) since its creation in 1950. For many years, it has also been the only team to build every part of its racing cars in house: chassis, engine, gearbox, suspension. At the end of 2016, Ferrari held 15 Drivers’ and 16 Constructors’ titles.It also holds the records for the greatest number of wins (224), pole position (208) and number of fastest laps (237).A total of 74 drivers have raced officially for Ferrari in Formula 1, 38 of them have won at least one Grand Prix. It should be pointed out that the World Constructor’s title was only established in 1958. Had it been created in the same year as the Drivers’ title, Ferrari would have won it in 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954 and 1956, too. TalentscoutingThe FDA (Ferrari Driver Academy) is an initiative aimed at helping develop young talent taken from motor sport arenas worldwide with the aim of training them for a future in F1. Apart from this, there are plans for initiatives based around promotion of motorsport in general, in Italy and abroad: currently being drawn up are partnership agreements to support youth championships in Europe, Americas and Asia.
The programme includes also courses of three days each. In these meetings, the young drivers take English language lessons, study mental preparation, are coached in the concept of improving team spirit, physical preparation, as well as undergoing tests on the simulator and on the track.The aim is to follow the drivers as they progress, not just in terms of their racing activity, but also on the human and professional front.
The programme, under the guidance of Massimo Rivola, progresses gradually over several years, starting from kart racing, before moving up through the various lower formulae, before finally making it to formulae that are the nursery slopes to Formula 1.The ACI-CSAI (the branch of Italian Automobile Club for motorsport activities) plays an important role, working with the FDA through the Federation School at Vallelunga. The training the young drivers acquire is also aimed at producing a positive impact on the work methods that they can apply to the junior formulae in which they are currently involved.The six drivers in the Ferrari nursery: Antonio Fuoco, Guan Yu Zhou, Charles Leclerc, Giuliano Alesi, Marcus Armstrong and Enzo Fittipaldi.