Assetto Corsa: 1966 Ford Fairlane at Pukekohe Raceway 63

Pukekohe Raceway Park was opened in 1963, intended to replace the Ardmore Aerodrome as host of the New Zealand Grand Prix, and was a regular event on the Tasman Series calendar from 1964 to 1975.
Crowds of over 40,000 would visit to watch legends such as Graham Hill, Jack Brabham, and Jim Clark drive during their "offseason" from Formula 1. In 1967 the southern loop was bypassed to create a much faster layout, which eventually led to safety issues. During a motorcycle race in 1973 Cal Rayborn was killed in the fast, sweeping turn 1. Tensions began to form between the Auckland Thoroughbred Racing company, who owned the land, and the track owners who leased it. No improvements were made to the track for over a decade, causing international racing to lose interest.
In 1988 the pit facilities were finally upgraded to the FIA's standard, bringing Group A touring cars to the circuit. Despite becoming a popular favorite in the V8 Supercar series, typical noise regulations put the track in danger again, followed by the COVID shutdown. When Pukekohe finally returned to the V8 Supercar schedule in 2022, it was announced by the Auckland Thoroughbred Racing company that the track would be demolished to expand their horse racing facilities.
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[@sergioloro]

great ride

[@Alexander_Snowden]

Nice sound mod, is there a link? it sounds like the GT40 mk II sounds only without the annoying brakes. Also, I would like to know where you got the sounds for the Mustang GT350R video from the other day.

[@Someguy1785]

I don't recall downloading any sound mod for either car, which means I probably swapped them with another car using a Ford 427. There's a simple button you can press in content manager to copy sounds from one car to another. Just pick the gt40 mk 2 and voila. There's also a button somewhere in content manager to disable the brake sound for all cars.

[@Alexander_Snowden]

@@Someguy1785 Yeah, I recognise the sound for the fairline as being scibsound's 427 mod, but the GT350R sounds a bit like the 289 mod with a few tweaks to make it sound cleaner. I regularly use the replace sound function on CM but wasn't aware of its ability to remove the brake sound so I will need to have a loot at that, thanks.