GameWiki
GET YOUR BEARINGS
About Automobilista
Automobilista is a racing simulator that expands on Reiza Studios’ Stock Car Extreme, delivering a wide‑range motorsport experience. It includes the 2015 Brazilian championships—Stock Car V8, Copa Petrobras de Marcas, Formula 3 Brasil and Mitsubishi Lancer Cup—each with authentic cars and tracks.
Beyond the Brazilian core the game offers a varied vehicle roster, from rental karts to 800‑HP single‑seaters, rallycross EvoX cars, super‑trucks, Formula Vee and endurance prototypes. The title runs on Windows and provides single‑player, multiplayer, Steam achievements, partial controller support and family sharing.
01 / THE GUIDE
Brazilian Racing Series
Automobilista reproduces Brazil’s top 2015 series, featuring Stock Car V8, Copa Petrobras de Marcas, Formula 3 Brasil and the Mitsubishi Lancer Cup. Each series contains the official cars and circuit layouts, giving a direct link to the national motorsport scene.
These series form the core content, allowing players to experience distinct vehicle dynamics and race formats that reflect real‑world Brazilian championships.
- Compare lap times across the four series to see how power and handling differ.
- Observe how each series’ track layout influences braking zones.
02 / THE GUIDE
Extensive Vehicle Selection
The simulator’s catalogue lets players jump from a rental kart to an 800‑HP single‑seater, drift a Rallycross EvoX, or race a Supertruck. Historical and modern cars span several decades, all accessible with a few clicks.
This breadth enables experimentation with varied dynamics, from low‑power Formula Vee basics to the demands of a full 24‑hour endurance prototype, within the same platform.
- Start with a low‑power vehicle to feel basic handling before moving to high‑power machines.
- Switch classes on the same track to notice how aerodynamics affect lap consistency.
03 / THE GUIDE
High‑Frequency Physics and Input
Automobilista runs physics calculations at 720 Hz and samples input at 500 Hz, delivering super‑accurate vehicle behavior and force‑feedback fidelity. The physics models are based on data from professional racing teams.
These high rates capture subtle driver inputs, making the simulation suitable for players seeking detailed and precise handling characteristics.
- Notice how small steering adjustments influence stability at high physics rates.
- Experiment with force‑feedback intensity to feel differences between low‑ and high‑downforce cars.
04 / THE GUIDE
Dynamic Track and Tire Modeling
Tracks feature 3D bumps, distinct surface properties and evolving conditions. Rubber builds a grippy racing line while marbles form off‑track, and tire damage plus dirt pickup add extra challenge.
A 24‑hour cycle lets races transition from dusk to night, influencing grip and visibility as the environment changes.
- Watch how the racing line becomes more rubbered in after several laps.
- Observe tire wear differences when driving on clean versus dirty sections.
05 / THE GUIDE
Platform Support and Multiplayer
Automobilista runs on Windows and includes both single‑player and multiplayer modes. The title also lists partial controller support, Steam achievements and family sharing, expanding accessibility options.
These features let users enjoy the simulator alone or with others, while tracking progress through achievements and sharing the installation via family sharing.
- Enable family sharing to allow multiple accounts to access the same installation.
- Earn Steam achievements as milestones for trying different vehicle classes.
COMMUNITY
Player discussion