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Paolo “ghiboz” Ghibaudo announced yesterday on social media that he has joined Kunos Simulazioni. Paolo developed Richard Burns Rally-Online and gRally, and obviously was extremely influential in Richard Burns Rally’s continued life and success in the genre.
This is an interesting addition and comes, notably, while Kunos will be deep in the development of the upcoming Assetto Corsa sequel due Spring, 2024.
His social media post read: “a new challenge has started #kunossimulazioni” and featured the image below.
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