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SimTorque is a discussion website handling a range of topics regarding Sim Racing. Quoting the author he explains the website is used to air his opinions, whatever those may be, on his hobby of sim-racing. Feel free to join the discussion at this new part of our little Sim Community.

As always Hitler reviews the year in Simracing. Lots of ups and downs this year, but all in all it has been a great year. Lets laugh. (All content in this video is generated purely for fun and laughter, and is not meant to offend anyone or anything specific.) enjoy.

Today BsimRacing was reported as a malware suspicious website by google.After investigation, a faulty Jquery scripts seemed to have been the problem. The affected file is removed, and all data has been scanned and verified.A clearance request has been send to Google. Sadly enough it may take a few hours before the actual warning page gets lifted. My apologies for the inconvenience.Thanks to all of you for the help and informing me of the problem. WiX,

Allot of you interested in modding will without a doubt know the name " Erale" He started a blog page, and his first post is a rather interesting view on Modding in sim racing 2012.

It took a month longer then expected, but trackMaker is ready for a public release ! TrackMaker is a collection of scripts for the 3dpackage Autodesk Maya, aimed specifically on the track creation process for games.

Following on from the 2011 Paintball pursuit, Here is the latest weapon in the GT Academy arsenal, Nissan Juke-R "Paintball edition". We leave no stone unturned in our quest to turn the virtual into reality.

Manuel Staggl has created some more renders of the classic Lotus 78 Cosworth. The Lotus 78 'wing car' was a Formula One racing car used in the 1977 and 1978 seasons. It was designed by Peter Wright, Colin Chapman, Martin Ogilvie and Tony Rudd, and was the car that started the ground effect revolution in Formula One.

Manuel Staggl has created some more renders of the Caterham SP/300.R. A perfect set of wallpapers to spice up your desktop.

Daniel S. who you may also know as CTDP member Dahie, created a very interesting article about the history of car painting in mods covering the last 15 years to illustrate how things have evolved. Certainly a nice read for all interested in the skinning part of Modding.

SimBin uploaded one more preview of the freshly licenced Mount Panorama circuit. The famous "Dipper" at Bathurst.