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Who doesn't like DTM, honestly?
Long story short, this is a project within a project (Projectception!).
Long story long below, grab a drink and sit down cause this will take a while.

Since this project started, many fields were completed and many missing cars were done. But DTM has always been our beloved one. So we went and created (Or completed) all DTM seasons in original TCL from 1984 all the way up to 1989 using only original TCL cars. But guess what? This was just the beginning! In the past couple of months, I've "secretely" worked on this little side-project that will become part of the main project (Hence my bad Inception joke, sorry about that) while also working on other cars. Now that I'm at a good stage of completition, I can finally reveal this stuff which I'm sure will make a lot of people happy.

DTM 1990-1993 is coming to rFactor 1!

Featuring all the cars that raced in those years, this will complete all DTM seasons from 1984 to 1996 (Officially ITC, but cars where DTM ones).
The most notorius ones, are obviously the Mercedes 190E Evo2, the Audi V8 and the BMW M3 E30 Sport Evolution, but I'm pleased to say that also the Opel Omega, the Ford Mustang 5.0 GT, the Alfa Romeo 155, the Mercedes 190E Evo1 (Although this will most likely come only as a modding resource for future additions in other, non-DTM, series), the Opel Calibra, the Mercedes 190E Class 1 and smaller privateers like the Opel Kadett and the Opel Astra.

As someone may be wondering, were the 1994 and 1995 seasons done already? The answer is yes, I'm working on them aswell, but they will not be directly included and will most likey be an unofficial (And separate) addition to this.

 The Opel Omega is looking good so far. 

Come back once every few days for more progress, informations, pictures.
If you want to contribute in any way (I NEED A SKINNER! SEND HELP!), feel free to contact me by leaving a message below.

Who said that you need Raceroom to enjoy some good old DTM action with cool cars? rFactor 1 has still a lot to offer. Long live rFactor!