What’s Coming From Nukedrop Tracks? – The Rest of 2025

What’s Coming From Nukedrop Tracks – The Rest of 2025

First off thanks to you all. Everyone supporting me here on Patreon makes it possible for me to keep doing what I love: building the best tracks I can and sharing them with the community. Your support really does mean the world.

Here’s a look at what’s coming up in the second half of the year. As always, I welcome your thoughts, please feel free to leave a comment, drop me a DM, or chat in the Nukedrop Discord.

Please keep in mind the images in this post are all work in progress, so when things look a bit rubbish, and unfinished. That's because there's still plenty of time to go until they're ready for release!

 A Quick Note on a Delayed Release

Let’s start with something a bit unusual: I’ve got a fully finished, lidar-scanned Assetto Corsa Project that’s ready to go. Honestly, it might be the most detail I have ever put into a track. But there’s currently a licensing issue holding things up. I thought it was sorted, but it’s more complex than expected. I’m now unsure if it’ll ever be released, which is gutting.

If things have felt quiet lately, this is why. Nothing bad’s happened, no foul play or anything like that. It’s just a tricky contract situation. I’m doing everything I can behind the scenes to it released. But for now I have had to shift gears and plow lots of time into new content to make up for it.

Coming Very Soon

Anglesey Circuit Update
A small update that brings it in line with the polish seen recently in Southport 1954. New ambient audio (coastal waves, seabirds), improved visuals, and general refinements throughout. Should be live today.

Spring Mountain – Full Southern Complex
Launching early next week. This is a complete rebuild of my old version – all new geometry, based on accurate data from the circuit themselves. It’s taken extra time due to the variety of kerbs. unlike Charleston Peak where all the kerbs were basically the same, the rest of the tracks in the facility are all sorts of varieties of shape and colour. Then once this is complete I will be merging the Charleston Peak circuit, with the rest of the tracks ot create the ultimate layout. I think it's the second longes track configuration in the world behind Nordschleife.

August

Liverpool Grand Prix (Fictional F1 Street Circuit)
Coming early August. Built from the ground up based on what I’ve learned from Madrid, Jeddah, Las Vegas etc. Designed with realism in mind, and based on the actual streets of Liverpool (UK) – just a short drive from where I live, so I’ll be gathering references on foot.

Further Ahead – No Fixed Dates Yet

Mount Cenis Raceway
A fictional high-speed FIA Grade 1 circuit wrapped around a lake in the French Alps. Long, winding layout with big elevation changes, banked turns, and potential for a historical extension.

Aintree Raceway 2026
A spiritual successor to the old British GP circuit. This version flips direction and ends with a huge banked final corner. Set in Liverpool, with nods to the past but designed for fun modern racing.

Chuckwalla Raceway Update
My original version is showing its age, so this one’s getting a full refresh: new kerbs, updated asphalt textures, adjusted grip and surface noise, plus the modern pit buildings.

Madrid Grand Prix Update
Now that more official info is available, I’ll be bringing the track in line with the real layout and improving accuracy across the board.

Shuzenji Cycle Sports Center (Japan)
Still early days, but I’m recreating this iconic test track from Japanese car TV shows. It’s a quirky little project – check this clip to see it in action in real life.
▶️ Mini driving at Shuzenji

Stanley Park
A fictional street circuit around Stanley Park in Vancouver Canada.

Yamanaka Lake – Should It Continue?

This one didn’t get the attention I’d hoped for. If you're new here and haven’t tried it, give it a go – and let me know if you’d like to see more work on it. Feedback means a lot.

Future Lidar Projects

I’m in talks for more licensed lidar builds. These can take a while depending on permissions and circuit renovations, but more projects in the spirit of Spring Mountain are in the pipeline.

That’s the outlook for the rest of the year – a good mix of licensed laser-scanned content and original creations, both real-world inspired and fully fictional. Sorry again for the recent quiet spell, but as you can see, there’s been plenty going on behind the scenes.

With tracks from the USA, the UK, France, Span and Japan my catalogue really is global. That being said, I'll be at the Hungarian Grand Prix Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday this year. So if anybody is about and wants to say hi let me know!

Thanks for reading this!
Tyrone / Nukedrop