PolarBlue21 has recently(-ish!) released two new versions of Funabashi.  His original release (a few years ago)  was too long - this new pair have corrected track lengths. This one is the 'short' track configuration.

PolarBlue21 has recently(-ish!) released two new versions of Funabashi.  His original release was too long - this new pair have corrected track lengths. This one is the full circuit.

Ardmore Aerodrome, a real-life New Zealand airport track by McTshirt. Used in the '60s by the Tasman Series.

You don't need to download this program set - it comes with the track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Thunderdome, which is another graphic conversion of the Bristol track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Sicily, which is a graphic conversion of a reversed Toronto.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Seaside, which is a graphic conversion of a reversed version of Portland (the old Noonan/ICR2 version).

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Lanier, which is a graphic conversion of the Hickory track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Georgia, which is a graphic conversion of the Mesa Marin track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Flatstead, which is an odd unbanked version of Homestead.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Calder Thunderdome, which is a graphic conversion of the Charlotte track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Augusta, which is a graphic conversion of the Bristol track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Autotest - a weird track, even by Madcowie's standards. It's a single-lap track, ala the Rally tracks, but well, I honestly don't remember what the point was...

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for 1320, a quarter-mile dragstrip from our friends at ARSE.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Zero4, a 400m dragstrip from Polar Blue.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Z1000, a goofy 1000m dragstrip from Polar Blue.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Mark Beckman's Hillview track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Fantasia (or Fantasie - depending on who you ask)

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Savannah Harbor (1908). The track is a scaled-down version of a real course used for the 1908 US GP... not a very good one, unfortunately.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Remco2... and I'll just leave it at that.

...and if you enjoyed Remco2, I suppose you'd probably like Remco as well...

Speed Valley is a fun little track that came out ages ago. I've experienced some crash-to-desktop problems with it, which is a shame, as it'd be a fun racer otherwise. Big and fast (though short), sort of reminds me of Glacier to some extent.

Cincinatti is a standalone oval track from Mark Beckman and Mike Bennett. A fine oval (what's there to say about ovals?), and it's one of the few that doesn't require Noonan's converter, so enjoy it!

As Magnus says, while graphically 'iffy', Nicolas Petit's Rio is a pretty good drive - worth checking out, if you haven't.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Madcowie's (insane!) Roller Coaster stunt track.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Undies Ring.

Part of the Let's Finish The Damned Project, Already release, here's a program set for Pantsring.

Bray'd Hill is a new fantasy track from Pete O'Conner, Ron Percival, and Rob Hunter. Great fun, with a memorable corner...

You don't need to download this program set - it comes with the track.

Chapultepec is a new Mexican track (fantasy, on real roads) from Raul Valenzuela. Top-notch, triple-A effort - the track is a blast to race on!

You don't need to download this program set - it comes with the track.

Part of the Sh*t That We Never Got Around To Originally, For Whatever Reason collection, here's the long-awaited (???) Official BAPOM Program Set for Circuit Bugatti. Features a nice clean re-creation of the original cover.

More from the "finally getting around to it" set, this is for the non-MadCowie version of Oulton Park. Again, features a nice clean recreation of the real-life cover.

This is for the original '64 version of Snetterton, even if Snetterton '67 is arguably a better version of the track. Yet another real-life cover recreation - whoopee.

For the Goodwood Motor Circuit track, this one features an original cover design (done in a similar style to various real-life '60s Goodwood covers).

Features a nicely (?) cleaned-up version of the real-life cover scan.

Another cleaned-up real-life cover. Whatever.

Yet another track with a real cover, hence a cleaned-up scan.

For various Excellent Reasons, the map pages in the original have been wrong for the past several years. You can imagine my annoyance. Re-download if you like your maps accurate 'n' all.

For various Excellent Reasons, the map pages in the original have been wrong for the past several years. You can imagine my annoyance. Re-download if you like your maps accurate 'n' all.

Features a cover changed (improved?) sufficiently that you can tell it apart from the original Lulsgate BAPOM cover, just in case you happen to have both versions of the track installed. Hint: you probably shouldn't!

A recolored (and snowflake-ified) version of the Glacier cover, so you can tell the two tracks apart, if you happen to have them both installed.

The map pages for Glacier weren't up to our current standards, and since I was redrawing them for Wglacier anyways...why not re-release Glacier.  Download if you like your map pages kept up to current version of BAPOM's ever-evolving 'standards'.

Hey, dig this, an actual new design! Say goodbye to the evil Santa Claus, and enjoy some '60s Swiss Poster Design - or something like that.

One of GPL's shining examples of the track-creation art presumably deserves to have some BAPOM inflicted upon it, I suppose. Features our standard map page look-and-feel, as well as a nicely cleaned-up version of the real-life cover, slightly padded up to GPL's cover geometry.

Pirenzo & Co. have (after 2.5 years!) finally finished and released Belle Island, a fantasy track run on real roads - including portions of the circuit used for the CART Detroit GPs of the '90s. It's a real beauty of a track, fast and sweeping, and more than a little bit dangerous!

You don't need to download this program set - it comes with the track.