The draft management of Dega. The cornering mastery of Martinsville. And the death danger of Loudon. Cool.

It is fascinating how much you lean forward and to the side while steering, and how serious you look while doing it.

Chatgpt is an iracing superspeedway enjoyer

I think this proves NASCAR's plan for Auto Club is pretty solid. That track is essentially the same shape, just half a mile long. I personally believe symmetrical ovals, as boring as they look, actually provide the best NASCAR racing. The more you curve the straightaways the shorter the corners are. Shorter corners can be taken at higher speeds, meaning less braking. Symmetrical straightaways also mean optimized gearing entering all corners. What I'm trying to say is put Atlanta back the way it was.

ChatGPT said "What if we took AVUS from Germany, but made it NASCAR"

This seems like AVUS with extra steps

That was a blast to drive and I'm so glad I took on this challenge! The chatbot gave you more details than what you forwarded to me. Doesn't matter. It was still a blast to race on and I did not see that last move coming!

Honestly seems fun to drive. Obviously wouldnt work for real life safety but thats the wonder of simracing sometimes

Imagine losing your brakes at this track.. makes pocono seem like childsplay

This track is to iRacing Superspeedway what Dover is to Bristol

I like how through the video they gradually get used to the track and stop questioning it's insane characteristics

Good old HyperMartinsville

Petition for a NR2003 championship where the competitors go on chatgpt to design their track and they have to race it

The quality and effort on these videos just keep on getting better. Keep it up!

YEAH!! That Low Budget TV car in the thumbnail 👏👏 Fun video, the race track debate is now finally over, lol.

I like how chatgpt just made bigger version of auto club short track

Try this with Midjourney next time! Try to generate a racetrack from the images it gives you

So this is basically a cross between New Hampshire, Martinsville, and Coca-Cola Speedway.

ChatGPT just designed Martinsville Superspeedway.

You always have super interesting topics for videos.

So I asked ChatGPT-4 the same question, and it gave a much different, but much more realistic result. It would make a cool follow up in the future, I know making a track is not easy though. My prompt: How would you create the perfect NASCAR oval, starting with how long it is, what shape it would be, and how much banking would it have? Also, how long would the corners be? Response: "Creating the perfect NASCAR oval is subjective and depends on the preferences of the designer, drivers, and fans. However, we can outline some general characteristics that would make for an exciting and competitive track. Here's a suggestion for a "perfect" NASCAR oval: Length: A 1.5-mile track would be ideal, as it would combine the high speeds of superspeedways with the close racing of short tracks. Shape: A quad-oval or a D-shaped oval would provide unique racing lines and opportunities for passing. This shape allows for different racing strategies and encourages side-by-side racing, enhancing the competition and entertainment value. Banking: Variable banking, with progressively steeper banking from the bottom to the top, would create multiple racing grooves, allowing drivers to choose their preferred lines. For example, the banking could start at 12 degrees at the bottom and increase to 24 degrees at the top. Corner Length: The ideal corner length would be determined by the track's overall length and shape. For a 1.5-mile quad-oval or D-shaped oval, corners with a radius of approximately 800 to 1000 feet would provide a balance between speed and handling challenges for the drivers. These characteristics would create a thrilling and competitive racing environment for both drivers and fans. However, it's important to remember that a "perfect" oval is subjective, and different people may have different preferences for track design." My Prompt: How wide would the track be? How long should pit road be, and what should pit road speed be Response: "Track Width: The ideal track width for a 1.5-mile oval should provide enough space for drivers to race side-by-side and execute passes while maintaining a challenging and competitive environment. A width of 58-60 feet would be suitable for the straightaways, while 72-80 feet would be appropriate for the corners to allow multiple racing grooves and side-by-side racing. Pit Road Length: The length of pit road depends on the number of pit stalls required to accommodate all participating teams. Typically, each pit stall is around 26 to 30 feet long. Assuming a 40-car field and allowing for some extra space for entry, exit, and maneuvering, a pit road length of approximately 1,200 to 1,500 feet would be appropriate. Pit Road Speed: The pit road speed limit should prioritize driver and crew safety while still offering strategic opportunities for teams. For a 1.5-mile oval, a pit road speed limit of 45 to 55 mph would be suitable. The chosen speed limit should consider factors such as track layout, pit road design, and pit stall spacing to ensure the safety of all involved personnel. These recommendations are based on current NASCAR track standards and practices. However, they can be adjusted according to specific design requirements, preferences, and safety considerations."

Would you two consider doing a video of a reconfiguration of Texas Motor Speedway into a 1.5 D Oval as a "little sister" track to Michigan? We all know they've been thinking about the future of the track and some of us would like to see our options. This is one that I've come up with personally as something different for the track that's also unique compared to others. There is not a track like this in existence at this length and it might be just what the doctor ordered... or maybe not. Anything but a superspeedway. It's just a thought. Or maybe try your own reconfiguration of the track and share it with us? Keep the same general footprint of the track. Backstretch Banking: 5-degrees Backstretch Length: 1,330 feet Frontstretch Banking: 9-degrees Frontstretch Length: 2,250 feet Straightaway Width: 45 feet Surface: Asphalt Turns 1 & 2 Banking: 16 to 18-degrees progressive banking (or just 18-degrees) Turns 1 & 2 Radius: 750 feet Turns 1 & 2 Width: 60 feet Turns 3 & 4 Banking: 16 to 18-degrees progressive banking (or just 18-degrees) Turns 3 & 4 Radius: 750 feet Turns 3 & 4 Width: 60 feet

Bro made Martinsville on steroids💀💀💀💀

Great idea and a super fun video! I want this track in iRacing. Submit it to them. Let's make ChatGPT Speedway a thing! xD

Tireeater gpt

Great Video idea keep up the great original content

Was fun to join in on this and it's actually a really neat track! I'd love to see it finished with stands and stuff to just run AI races on hahaha

As someone who messes with sandbox, I appreciate this. Good video!

thanks dj! now my drag racing mod has a place to use

Great and topical idea for a video.😂😂

wait a minute ... this is just oversized martinsville

If you watch the Dutch GP, when they run the super banked corner, all cars run the high line

What would be a fun idea would be to get it to design "THE WORST NASCAR TRACK"

So i decided to go to ChatGPT and do this while watching the video. i used similar wording but formatted it differently. What I typed out: Design a Perfect NASCAR Oval Race Track: - How long is it? - What shape is it? - How much banking? - How long are the corners? What ChatGPT gave back and yes it is different to the track in the video. Length: A NASCAR oval race track should be between 1.5 to 2.5 miles long. A longer track can provide more opportunities for overtaking and strategy, but it can also increase the risk of accidents due to higher speeds. Shape: The most common shape for an oval race track is an egg-shaped layout, where the two straightaways are of different lengths, and the corners have different radii. This design can make the racing more exciting and unpredictable, as the drivers need to adjust their speed and line differently in each turn. Banking: The banking of the track is crucial for allowing the cars to maintain higher speeds and stay on the racing line. Ideally, the banking should be between 18 to 33 degrees, with the steepest angle in the turns. The specific angle can depend on the track's length and shape, as well as the type of cars that will race on it. Corner length: The length of the corners can also vary depending on the track's design, but typically they should be long enough to allow the drivers to build up speed and momentum, but not too long that it slows down the race. A good rule of thumb is to have the corners take up between a quarter to a third of the track's total length.

This was basically the double length version of old Atlanta (before it became a d shaped oval)

More of this please

😂 that finish

11:03 Chastain time.

That ending😮😂😂😂

that was really fun lol

1. "ChatGPT, make an oval" 2. Done

Looks like a much longer version of iracing superspeedway

Multiple blown engines on the straightaway 😅

At first I thought it was going to be like iRSS, but it was Super Martinsville with the line choice of Auto Club.

This track would be warped rotor city with the high temperature swings in the brakes.

Gotta love the Zandvoort style banking with a car definitely not set up for it

Ah yes Tallansville

7K! Woot wooooot!!!!! 🎉

It's Martinsville with 28 degree banking kinda would also like to see every 2023 nascar track combined into one

It reminds me of Daytona meets Dover meets martinsville

Martinsville Superspeedway

I miss the old Rio track Cart raced at. Dangerous as hell but fun

Strong AVUS vibes.

Reminds me of coca cola superspeedway

Give it Bristol banking and it would be even better.

NASCAR should race here 🤣

Megamartinsville

This is great. Out of curiosity, ask it to create a really boring track and see what it comes up with lol

Freaking amazing Ross Chastain!

martinsville super speedway

heres a video idea blindly draw an oval track, and then make it for NR with each imperfection surely nothing bad would happen !!

Did y'all use a Pocono setup for this track? They just seem kinda similar. This was fun to watch!

Damned lapped cars.... good race! ...Maybe AI isnt that bad

Martinsville Super Speedway

Eventually we will come full circle and return to the original race tracks like AVUS in Germany

Too fun

it's giant martinsville. that's all. 2.5 mile track with not even 3/8 mile worth of turns. crazy. and fun. someone put it on beam ng.

Very interesting. I'd think a little adjustment to the banking entering the corner might make it a bit better, but then again ChatGPT isn't an architect.

Super Martinsville

Its almost like Daytona, St. louis, and Homestead had a misfit child.

So, basically the weird Iracing track, minus those stupid bumps in and out of the turns

Hail Melon!

Is there a track download available for this somewhere? Looks like a very unique track that's quite fun to race, I really want to give it a shot!

I dig it

The perfect track is just a wall ride sim. I like it lol

Any chance I can get this track? Seems to be gone from the drive.

This looks like the Coca-Cola Superspeedway in the game

Martinsville superspeedway

This thing probably needs restrictior plates lol

The iRacing speedway is actually quite similar to this.

I think a second downshift into the turns are necessary, not only would it help with the understeer, but would also give you more pull out of them At least theory from all other racing but NASCAR says so, I don't follow NASCAR or know any of it's theory, so I could be wrong

I pioneered the chastain, he mastered it. good work

Let's make bristol but 200 mph

The brakes will blow up quickly

You could get it to do a lot better too with the right prompts

isnt this just Coca-Cola Superspeedway?

How much would it cost to get into i-racing? Assume I have nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

What are your wheel settings for NR2003?

So it made the AVUS circuit...

This is literally a Super Darlington lol

This is gonna be the new auto club... lol

So iracing speedway?

Let it create more tracks so you can do a short season

I mean correct me if I’m wrong but the dimensions feel off. Shouldn’t it be 800-900 feet corners being that the corner radius is 800-900 feet. Corners are measured in radius not length. I mean fun video concept but I feel the execution of the track is off. Example being Texas Motor Speedway has 750ft radius turns

befoee the last lap imo you were racing the track to wide. it was a multi lane track but the outside would have been faster have you driven only the top side. i saw the corner at darlingto when you turned into the corners.

If this track ever gets AI support and released... hoo boy, that sure would be interesting.

The track actually seems sick. Maybe the AI is into something. NASCAR should take notes.

You should ask chat gpt to make the worst nascar oval

Still better than Texas

I have never asked this. So someone can tell me or direct me to the right place. I have NR2002 (never did get 2003). It stopped working somewhere around windows 10. It got to old and would not install on my last 2 newest computers. How do I get the game installed on newer windows systems? I have the hard copy CD. As a small side note, I got into real racing and stopped buying newer PC games in the early 2000’s and then I had The Arca game some people were using for a while then I got into iracing. I didn’t even know they made NR2003 until probably 2010. So I was super late to the party.