-100 from me, even if there was no financial obstacles. Any long track would supply the same experience as the Ring, and long tracks in LFS are already under-utilised. Imagine cutting 20 laps and never sighting another competitor all because you made a mistake on T3 and never saw the rest of the field for the whole race, the Ring will do that for LFS. Novelty value makes it popular, but the venue is irrelevant if the true reason for everyone's desire is truly the actual track layout and topography. But it seems that prestige and history are the main reasons why people nag about the Ring being in games. Give me a long track with a varied and challenging layout, I'll drive it all day, but I'm sick and tired of Nurburgring this and Nordschleife that. Boo, Hiss. Go away Nurburgring, I throw baskets of rotting mice at you and populate you with a gazillion traffic lights and pedestrian crossings. May your surface crack and fill with weeds (the kind that get in your lawn and won't die no matter how many herbicides or flammable products banned in the late 70's you hurl at their prickly but persistent foliage), may the mother of all earthquakes tear you usunder and lacerate your crazy hills with jagged rifts of stone and loam.
You might be a legend but I know who and what you are Nurburgring, you hit your dog, cheat on your wife, and you still owe my sister ten bucks you sonofabitch. I hope they turn you into a skate park for fat kids who are really fast but are too heavy for your grafittied bends to endure. Or maybe convert you into a jackhammer training facility for slow-learning angry construction workers-to-be. Get out of my life Nurburgring, you got the house and the kids, what more could you possibly want? Oh, by the way Nordschleife, you look ultra-chunky in that skirt. And I'm going out with your sister, the younger one. So bleaughhh


Damn, I feel better after that. Do carry on race fans, I'm going for a little lie down. Toodle pip.