Fuji Speedway Retired This Deadly Turn 50 Years Ago. Now You Can Drive It in a Racing Sim
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One of the things I love about video games, particularly racing games, is how they can serve as records of things: products, culture, industry, people, etcetera. Some cars are so exceedingly rare that the closest we can get to them are their digital manifestations, even if they were extremely inaccurate in older titles. That’s not a problem we have anymore, though. And thank goodness, because Project Motor Racing has just added one of the coolest—and arguably most important—tracks I’
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