Tail to Nose
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1989 video game
- JP: 1989
- NA: 1989
Tail to Nose: Great Championship, known in Japan as Super Formula: Chijō Saisoku no Battle (スーパーフォーミュラ・地上最速のバトル, "Super Formula: The Battle of the Fastest on the Ground"), is a 1989 Formula One-based arcade racing video game developed and published by Video System.
Summary
Super Formula was one of the earliest arcade games related to Formula 1, in this case the 1988 season. Although being an unlicensed game, the teams, drivers, sponsors and the only four circuits available were inspired by real-life ones. The selectable drivers are also recognizable in the graphic representations of their faces.
It can be considered as the predecessor to the F-1 Grand Prix video game series.
Constructors and drivers
Selectable
- Lotos Homda (Lotus Honda, main sponsor Camel)
- 2 - S. Nakaji (Satoru Nakajima)
- 1 - N. Poquet (Nelson Piquet)
- McLarun Homda (McLaren Honda, main sponsor Marlboro)
- 11 - A. Prist (Alain Prost)
- 12 - A. Seena (Ayrton Senna)
- Ferreri (Ferrari)
- 28 - G. Burger (Gerhard Berger)
- 27 - M. Albert (Michele Alboreto)
- Willarms Jadd (Williams Judd, main sponsor Canon)
- 5 - N. Manuel (Nigel Mansell)
- 6 - R. Patric (Riccardo Patrese)
- 20 - T. Boozen (Thierry Boutsen)
- 19 - A. Nanine (Alessandro Nannini)
- Marci Jadd (March Judd, main sponsor Leyton House)
- 16 - I. Capela (Ivan Capelli)
- 15 - M. Gugmin (Maurício Gugelmin)
- The "Lotos Homda", "McLarun Homda" and "Ferreri" are 1500cc turbocharged cars.
- The "Willarms Jadd", "Benetten Foad" and "Marci Jadd" are 3500cc non-turbocharged cars.
Other drivers
- 3 - J. Palmen (Jonathan Palmer, Tyrrell)
- 4 - J. Barley (Julian Bailey, Tyrrell)
- 9 - P. Ginzan (Piercarlo Ghinzani, Zakspeed)
- 10 - B. Snider (Bernd Schneider, Zakspeed)
- 17 - D. Wavick (Derek Warwick, Arrows)
- 18 - E. Cheer (Eddie Cheever, Arrows)
- 23 - P. Martea (Pierluigi Martini, Minardi)
- 24 - L. Sola (Luis Pérez-Sala, Minardi)
- 25 - R. Arneut (René Arnoux, Ligier)
- 26 - S. Jonson (Stefan Johansson, Ligier)
- 29 - A. Susuki (Aguri Suzuki, Larrousse)
- 30 - P. Arliot (Philippe Alliot, Larrousse)
- 32 - O. Lauren (Oscar Larrauri, EuroBrun)
- 33 - S. Modela (Stefano Modena, EuroBrun)
(26 drivers)
Circuits
References
External links
- Tail to Nose: Great Championship at Arcade-history
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