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First INDYCAR 23 Teaser Images Released After Indy 500 Weekend
Tim Wheatley - Game News | May 31, 2022
0 CommentsAnnounced last July, things have been fairly quiet (as they should be) during early development of Motorsport Games’ 2023 IndyCar title. That silence was finally broken this past weekend at the Indy 500 when rFactor 2 was used for a fan experience (as it was at the F1 Miami GP), giving access to various QR codes visitors could scan and gain access to the IndyCar product mailing list. This, in turn, would apparently email them out a selection of teaser screenshots which have now been posted on social media.
Seeing a few comments on social media saying this is rFactor 2, or renders. No, it isn’t. I am a little disappointed the images were released with the watermarks over them as I think it probably distracts from the overall quality, but I guess teaser image is as teaser image does.
Renders showing off the car model:
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