Circuit racing

A proper circuit race on a wet track: sixteen cars, two laps, a pit wall, kerbs and a full race readout in the corner.

The Extended Look frame puts the camera behind a white touring car with a rear wing, mid-corner on a damp surface. Ahead of it the field runs three and four abreast into the braking zone. The track has red and white kerbs, concrete barriers with advertising, a chain-link debris fence and a grandstand.

The HUD tells you what kind of event it is. LAP 1/2 in the corner. Position 11/16. A running time to hundredths. A minimap bottom left with the circuit drawn on it and the field as dots.

The leading car carries the letters UB on the rear window and IMOFF across the bootlid, and the cars are touring-car shaped rather than supercars. This is a racing series, with liveries and a grid, not a street race with traffic.

How to recognise it

• A permanent circuit: kerbs, pit wall, debris fence, grandstand
• A field of sixteen, shown as 11/16 in the HUD
• Two laps
• Touring-car bodywork with sponsor liveries
• A wet track, with spray off the cars ahead

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 17:41.80. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 1920 by 1080 of it. Also in it: the race circuit, a white race sedan, a black muscle race car, a drifting muscle coupe, and a race car in green livery.

What we still do not know

• Whether this is a story race or a repeatable event
• Whether the circuit is Ambrosia Raceway Park, which is signposted elsewhere
• Whether you bring your own car or are given one
• Whether sixteen is the standard field size