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It's not the ideal racing line.

The Knight 4000!

I've just tried it and the dashboard is perfect!

Network Q RAC Rally is a great game, but that dashboard is very washed out and almost looks white.  I've attached a photo of what the interior in the road car looks like.  While the interior in the WRC car was obviously different, it certainly wasn't white.

Daniel3D, don't be so hard on yourself!  We all have to start somewhere.  CTG wasn't at the top of the scoreboard back in 2002 either.  Remember that you're competing with people from all over the world and most importantly, have fun!  Nice screenshot though!

I definitely prefer D2.

That dashboard looks great!  Low resolution woodgrain graphics are so charming! My only suggestion is to add some colour to the rim of the steering wheel to soften it and make it look a little more natural.  Also, I think that you should try to retain the spokes, if possible.

About 16 hours of work

That sounds about right!  I've been doing the same thing lately.

My replay attached: 2:01.20

It looks good!  While I prefer the Mitsubishi 3000GT, I have a soft spot for the Dodge Stealth R/T Turbo due to its inclusion in the Test Drive III Road & Car add-on.  If you based the gear ratios on the real car, then it makes sense that only the first three gears are useful on a race track.

Also, I've spent many hours this week working on the Chevrolet Corvette CERV III, so it should be ready to release soon!

Yes, I did know that!  The custom car also appeared in several other TV shows after Knight Rider 2000.

The Dodge Stealth R/T Turbo!  Did you manage to extract it from Test Drive III?

It's borderline, so depending on where I position the needles, perhaps not.

Nice work!  There is a lot of detail in the 3D model.  As you mentioned, it's unfortunate that you can't change the colour of the needles, as white on yellow is a bit hard to see.  Even so, it's a great car!

I've just read the introduction and I think it sounds good!

If you want, I can try to help. I have no project.

Thanks for the offer. Now that I know how to make the masks work, the rest should be relatively straightforward.  If I encounter any more issues though, I will let you know.