1967 GP Tracks

GPL comes with ten of the eleven tracks used in the 1967 Formula 1 championship.  The one exception is the French GP which was held at the Le Mans Bugatti circuit, not the Rouen circuit included in GPL.    Le Mans Bugatti is now available as an "add-on" track, enabling the 1967 season to be more faithfully simulated.

To recreate the 1967 season, Rouen should be replaced with the Le Mans Bugatti circuit.  Click on this link for details of how to do this.

The programme covers that come with GPL, though in keeping with the period, bear little resemblance to the actual programmes.  Click on this link for details of how to include more authentic programmes in GPL.

There are a large number of downloads available to correct graphical errors, introduce more authentic adverts, and improve tarmac, vegetation, horizon and sky textures.  Click on this link for details of these patches and fixes.

Because the cars simulated by GPL tend to be the "end of season" cars, GPL could be used to simulate the first GP in 1968 at Kyalami.  Indeed, the cars are more representative of Kyalami in '68 than Kyalami in '67, when most teams were still using their '66 cars (and Ferrari did not turn up).  Details of the cars used at Kyalami in '68 are included on each teams' pages.  Rouen was used for the French GP in 1968, but by then the cars had sprouted wings, and many were different to those in GPL.

There were a number of non-championship F1 races in 1967, at Brands Hatch, Oulton Park, Silverstone and Syracuse.  Brands Hatch is available as an "add on" circuit from the GPLEA, and so I have included details of the teams at this circuit on each teams' pages.  In future I hope to add more details on these non-championship races.