GP4: 2024 Pack

As 2024 draws to a close, I wanted to thank you for all the support and appreciation for this blog and my content. 

Looking back, I can't quite believe the amount I've been able to achieve.

The 30th Anniversary of the 1994 mod, in memory of Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger, has received a lot of positive feedback, even from outside the GP4 community, with my cars having been converted into F1 2014 and Automobilista (with permission). It is an ongoing project, and I hope to do more on this mod soon. 

I also worked on, with Meteoro405, the IMSA vs WEC carset, which included the 2023/24 IMSA mod, 2023 WEC/Le Mans mod, 2024 WEC/Le Mans mod and a mod that combines them all together. This mod started off by doing a few cars for fun, being inspired by Meteoro405's IMSA Random mod, and the revival of endurance racing. In the end, it was a very complete mod, and it was something different from the usual F1 mods and I enjoyed the project immensely. I enjoyed some of the colloborations and content from the wider modding community to complete this mod. I'm also grateful that drt01 updated his 'petite Sarthe' Le Mans track to 2024 standards. 

Later in the summer, I released my 2023 mod, with the mod structured to include the 2024 mod at a later date. The 2023 mod included lots of new additional content and liveries, and at the time I thought it was a pretty comprehensive mod. The 2024 mod, in comparison, started life as a small add-on, but the updates kept on coming, and its certainly kept me very busy over the past few months. I'm really proud of what has been achieved. 

Below are some repackaged downloads. 

The original 2024 mod update v1.7 release missed the Sauber Las Vegas livery, so here is v1.7b reloaded, simply install this over the existing update. For the latest files for the 2024 mod, check this page out..

By popular demand, I share with you my 2024 helmet set separately. There's more details on each helmet included on the annual helmet page here.

I also share all my 2024 cars in one pack too. Again, the details on the cars are on the Christmas update post.

Not only has it been a busy year of modding for me, on top of that, I've been trying to keep this blog up to date, seeking to preserve as much as I can from GP4 community modding history, and trying to keep things as simple as possible for new-comers to this classic game. 

Feel free to show your appreciation with a no-obligation donation using the donate link at the top of the page. 

Wishing you a very happy New Year and keep racing.