Reflap How-To Guide Added

If you’ve ever wanted to creating your own LP files, the best guide I ever found to follow was one written up by a racer named fortine_oo from the now defunct nrtracks.com website’s message boards. The guide is what I used when creating my first (and only!) race track. But, it also helped guide me into making some of my other favorite tracks have better race lines that suited my ability to race with the AI.

If you find yourself wanting to do the same, I’ve pulled Fortine_oo’s tutorial from the grave and have now posted it here so it may live on and help future racers. I’ve also included the replay to LP file by Nigel Pattinson and a nice reference guide text file I had created for myself many years ago.

You can find the how-to in the how-to section in the menu on the left hand side of the screen. Or, you can also click here.

Martinsville Speedway 2024 from Project Short Track Now Available!

The newest release from Project: Short Track has arrived! It’s been long overdue that a newly designed Martinsville Speedway appeared. And, thanks to the ongoing impressive work of J.R. Franklin (the main drive behind ALL Project: Short Track work), that overdue day has come.

Originally based off of the 2012 Martinsville Day track from Ian Smythe of Smiffsden, the track has now been completely overhauled with all new graphics and updates bringing it to closely resemble the 2024 racing season. The track is now available in Day, Night, and the always impressive Dusk to Night transition.

All 3 tracks are now available for download in the Project: Short Track section under the Tracks menu. Or, captain lazy pants, you can click right here.