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March 761

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Cars: Open Wheel

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Based in the UK, March Engineering designed and manufactured cars for many different racing series. The March 761, a fast but fragile F1 car, that came from a background of March designing F2 cars, entered racing in 1976. An interesting fact is that these cars used a sponsorship that changed from race to race, resulting in many wildly different liveries being used throughout the season.

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R.C. Collins 17 apr, 2023 @ 21:18

This thing has been broken in the 'spinner' view, for a while, for me anyway. The tires stay on the floor while everything else rotates.

Perhaps a fix S397/MSG?

vava74 5 maj, 2021 @ 14:44

@cumburlop they have the same V8 Cosworth engine, I believe. Perhaps that would explain it?

kafakuru 2 nov, 2019 @ 10:20

It is disappointing that it uses the same engine sounds with BT44.

Fergy1010 21 okt, 2019 @ 3:59

We used this car in our League event last season. Awesome work. It was really well received. Big thumbs up from SimRacers4Life.

JPS 1 aug, 2019 @ 11:20

Where can I find the painting template for this car? There is no March folder in Templates...

rogue ninja 4 feb, 2019 @ 6:20

This is such a great addition to RF2. The car is stable but still slides around enough under both braking and acceleration so you need a good setup and technique to save your tires on long runs. The AI is nice and racy and you can be perfectly comfortable a few inches off a cars gearbox once you learn track specific AI lines, (The cars brake too early on the left right chicane at Rouen, etc.). I love the detail of parts on the car like the brake coolers that look like like lawnmower parts that were undoubtedly part of these small garage F1 companies. F1 in the 70's had so much character and the RF2 tire and physics engine is really highlighted in these machines versus the more tech heavy modern cars.