The automated tracking here of the closest battles is done by the Venue Management System (Now VMS V5.0) made by Sim Racing Limited. It assists operators of racecar simulator centres and racecar simulator experiences in 30+ countries. www.simracing.co.uk Are you looking for a commercial solution or something for personal use? -- Adrian

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Thank you - As you know we've been laying the foundations that make this possible for many years now. And yes, some of your code is running in this demo. The contactless payment integration is the final piece of the stack that enables this truly 100% unattended operation.

Assetto Corsa doesn't really support Spectator Mode fully in the way that sims like rFactor do. Other sims allow you to connect extra game instances / PC's to your sessions without it resulting in additional cars on track. Assetto does not provide the option to let you do that. What this means is that you can have extra game instances / PC's running in a spectator mode, but you end up with spare / undriven cars in the session which you just need to somehow move out of the way. '

@@SimRacingLimited thank you very much! And even if I have another PC connected to the server, how can i follow other cars with a good looking visual like in the video? Do you use mods? Is it SRL VMS?

@@AmoLaMusicaIAC - I don't think there were any particularly special graphic enhancing mods on that machine when we made this video. It would almost certainly have been just standard Assetto Corsa running with the external camera view selected. But the function to switch which vehicles to follow is very much a part of the Venue Management System (VMS) functionality. For more on SRL VMS V3.0 see www.simracing.co.uk. Regards, Adrian

yes, in offline mode: Pause menu > Go back to pits > Select on the left panel the icon with the man and check/x icons then just click on any driver and you can spectate them hit F1 for onboard cameras F2 for automatic cameras (broadcast and onboards) F3 for broadcast cameras F6 for other onboard cameras

Hi Norman - Thank you. I hope you are well? Do give me a call sometime, let me know how your plans have been progressing there in Bermuda 🇧🇲

Hi Norman - Thank you for the kind words. How are your plans progressing?

@@SimRacingLimited Hi again Adrian, I'm all set to start-up in a few days time. 👍

@Norman Robinson - That's great news. We probably shouldn't discuss all your plans in public. So, do drop me a private email, if / when you are ready for some further assistance 👍

Hi Michael - This is at The Race Centre in Chandlers Ford in the UK. The screens are about 3m wide. Non interference is all about mounting the projectors high above the driver, but making sure you have a projector with sufficient lens shift and / or keystone correction to allow that.