Ferrari 365 GTB/4 | Bay Raceway Park | Assetto Corsa |

Welcome to this #4Kvideo where we delve into the thrilling world of the Ferrari 365 GTB/4. Representing a significant evolution in the lineage of high-performance, front-engined sports cars, this model is a true icon.
This car mod, created by "AC Legends" and available at [F1Classic] www.f1classic...., is labeled in-game as "ACL GTR Ferrari 365GTB S3." You'll recognize it by its sleek, modern design by Pininfarina, complemented by a refined 4.4-litre V12 engine with six Weber twin-choke 40 mm carburettors. The superior weight distribution, thanks to the rear gearbox transaxle, ensures exceptional balance, making for a unique and exhilarating driving experience. Known affectionately as the "Daytona," this model holds a celebrated place in automotive history.
Racing enthusiasts will appreciate the Daytona’s rich competition history. Luigi Chinetti, Ferrari’s American importer and a long-time private entrant under the North American Racing Team (NART), was one of the first to field a Daytona. Debuting in 1969, Chinetti's alloy-bodied NART Daytona saw action at Daytona and Sebring, achieving a twelfth-place finish at the latter. Chinetti's success prompted Enzo Ferrari to approve a batch of five new cars for the 1971 season. Built to Group 4 regulations, these 'Daytona Competizione' models featured all-aluminium bodies, plastic windows, and significant weight reductions. The final batch in 1973 included slightly improved engines, boosting output to 450bhp and securing another class win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Now, let’s explore the Assetto Track Mod - "Bay Raceway." Imagined to be located in Queensland, this fictional circuit is designed to be fast, flowing, and technical. It caters to a diverse range of vehicles, from vintage touring cars and Formula 1 to modern prototypes and track day cars, making it perfect for hot laps.
In the world of Assetto Corsa, this game features a cutting-edge DirectX 11 graphics engine, delivering a deeply immersive environment with dynamic lighting and lifelike materials. Its sophisticated physics engine offers an authentic driving experience, including detailed real-car behaviors like tire flat spots, heat cycles, and advanced aerodynamics. Assetto Corsa sets a new standard in racing simulation.
Jockamo here... I've been sim racing and playing driving/racing games since the beginning and still miss the apex every time. I don't claim to be an expert driver. You are probably faster and better. I DON'T claim to have some excellent racing skills. I don't have the best rig or graphics, still pretty good and a lot of variety. But DUDE... I truly have fun sim racing. I think the graphics, tracks, and cars are too cool! I'm just having fun with it. On here I can be a fictional truck driver, landscaper, and race car driver, whatever. Everything is simulation. So again, I'm just having fun & I hope you do too. Just FUN - No "How To's" here, but I do run great Mods on ATS and Assetto. Watch for some cool car & track combinations. Enjoy this breathtaking journey through the virtual world of Assetto Corsa!
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Car Details:
- Manufacturer: Ferrari
- GTB/4 Production: 1968-1973, 1,284 units
- GTS/4 Production: 1971-1973, 122 units
- Designer: Leonardo Fioravanti at Pininfarina
Track Details & Features:
- 40 pit/grid spots
- Compatible with CSP v1.76+
- Includes rain effects, grass FX, lighting, and reverb sounds
- Enjoyable for participants of all ages
Vehicle Class: Sports car
- Body Styles:
- GTB/4: Berlinetta
- GTS/4: Spider
- Configuration: Front-mid engine, rear-wheel drive
- Engine: 4.4 L (4390.35 cc) Tipo 251 Colombo V12
- Transmission: 5-speed manual
Track Credits:
- Original rFactor 2 model by @vljoe29 / aussiejoe
- Conversion authorized by @rmi_wood
- AI development by @KevinK2
- Camera setups by @DaBaeda
- Textures, jumbotron visuals, and rain effects by @twobegreen
- Additional contributions by @shin956, @Norms, @breathe_reprise, @CosmiC10R, and @pugsang