My name is Will Pittenger. I have been making KMZ sets for Google Earth for a long time. After I starting making those, I wanted overlays for my sets. I was unsatisfied with the accuracy of the images available at Wikimedia Commons. So I started making my own with Inkscape and uploading them. Then I needed a place for anyone that liked my KMZ sets and/or maps to find others. For a while, a simple blog sufficed. But, once I started getting requests, I knew I needed something better. This site is the result. You are welcome to set up an account. Some activities are for registered users only. Take your time poking around and let me know what you think.
Main » News » 2008»May»19 » Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah is complete
Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah is complete
4:57:43 AM
I built this after watching the American LeMans Series race there
this weekend. Please note that series doesn't use the entire track.
They skip Turns 7-15. Be sure to check the correct track to see the
configuration you want. In the main folder, there are four
configurations as listed below:
Main Track
Outer Track
West Track
East Track
Those
names are mine as I saw no official track numbers, track names, or
configuration names. In fact, the only place I found numbering the
turns was on TV. They showed a graphic that I copied onto a scrap piece
of paper. They mentioned name of Turn 1, but not other turns. If you
have such turn names, please either comment at the blog or PM me.Bonus:
This facility includes a go-kart track with many-many configurations.
Those are included. I also found nearby a series of dirt tracks, one an
oval. All are included with turn numbers assigned by me.This
collection is huge with 16 tracks and track configurations. The
full-size track has turns that are simply numbered matching what I
think are the official turn numbers. The other tracks have turn numbers
prefixed with the letters A through M. Download here
My name is Will Pittenger. I have been making KMZ sets for Google Earth for a long time. After I starting making those, I wanted overlays for my sets. I was unsatisfied with the accuracy of the images available at Wikimedia Commons. So I started making my own with Inkscape and uploading them. Then I needed a place for anyone that liked my KMZ sets and/or maps to find others. For a while, a simple blog sufficed. But, once I started getting requests, I knew I needed something better. This site is the result. You are welcome to set up an account. Some activities are for registered users only. Take your time poking around and let me know what you think.
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