
Original car from SMS (Project CARS), ported to AC by [?] Whoever it was, you're a legend!
Latest Edits:
v2.50 by Pfalzdriver & DaWallace
- Reworked exterior materials and shader
- Added new interior textures
- Added skin templates for wheel covers and steering wheels
- Added a skin package folder containing the old skins (2k & 4k)
- Added wheel cover templates (wheel cover A & wheel cover B) *
- Added a folder containing tire textures
- Reworked refracting headlights and taillights *
- Extended Physics/Rain Tires *
- Reworked car physics
- Added new LODs
- All lights have been reworked in the 3D model
- New damage and dirt textures, thanks to RealAKP. A big thank you for those
- Reworked light settings *
- Changed impact damage from behind
- Replaced skins with skins by Johnny23 - Racedepartment (readme file with additional credits and links)
- EXTRA-A: Fog lights (and the extra fictional skin) *
- EXTRA-B: Interior light *
- EXTRA-C: Door drivers *
- EXTRA-D: Co-Drivers door *
* CSP required
The BMW M1 (E26) is a sports car produced…
Original car from SMS (Project CARS), ported to AC by [?] Whoever it was, you're a legend!
Latest Edits:
v2.50 by Pfalzdriver & DaWallace
– Reworked exterior materials and shader
– Added new interior textures
– Added skin templates for wheel covers and steering wheels
– Added a skin package folder containing the old skins (2k & 4k)
– Added wheel cover templates (wheel cover A & wheel cover B) *
– Added a folder containing tire textures
– Reworked refracting headlights and taillights *
– Extended Physics/Rain Tires *
– Reworked car physics
– Added new LODs
– All lights have been reworked in the 3D model
– New damage and dirt textures, courtesy of RealAKP. A big thank you for those
– Reworked light settings *
– Changed impact damage from behind
– Replaced skins with skins by Johnny23 – Racedepartment (readme file with additional credits and links)
– EXTRA-A: Fog lights (and the extra fictional skin) *
– EXTRA-B: Interior light *
– EXTRA-C: Door drivers *
– EXTRA-D: Co-Drivers by *
* CSP required
The BMW M1 (E26) is a sports car produced by the German automaker BMW from 1978 to 1981.
In the late 1970s, the Italian manufacturer Lamborghini entered into an agreement with BMW to build a production racing car in sufficient quantities for homologation, but conflicts arose that led BMW to produce the car on its own. The result was sold to the public from 1978 to 1981 as the BMW M1, which at the time was the only mass-produced mid-engine BMW.
In 1979, the head of BMW Motorsport, Jochen Neerpasch, devised a one-make championship using race-modified M1s. The series was created to help BMW build enough M1s to qualify for the Group 4 class in the World Championship for Manufacturers. The new series, known as the Procar BMW M1 Championship, served as a support series for Formula One and featured many current Formula One drivers competing in identical cars.
The series ran for two years, with Niki Lauda winning the 1979 season and Nelson Piquet winning the 1980 season. After BMW met the Group 4 standards, the Procars were used by various teams in the World Championship as well as in other national series.