Does the game tell you each car's power and weight?

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Blancpain has their own BOP so it's impossible to get proper figures for the cars, same with IMSA. I'm trying to set up a Blancpain based racing series in GTSport using only the GT3 cars that Blancpain uses. I'd like to be as accurate as possible if possible. Thanks guys
 
I have looked at ACC and I can't find any information about the power and weight of the cars.

I found this though:

https://www2.astonmartin.com/en/racing/race-cars/vantage-gt3

https://www.topspeed.com/cars/audi/2019-audi-r8-lms-gt3-ar182824.html https://carsmakers.com/cars/2019-audi-r8-lms-gt3

http://www.zercustoms.com/news/Bentley-Continental-GT3-Specifications.html

https://www.bmw-motorsport.com/en/topics/season-2018/fahrzeuge/bmw-m6-gt3.html

http://www.rferrimotorsport.com/cars-specs/

https://nsx.acura.com/explore/power-unit

https://squadracorse.lamborghini.com/cars/huracan-gt3-evo

https://www.netcarshow.com/lexus/2017-rc_f_gt3/

https://www.mercedes-amg.com/customerracing/en/vehicles/amg-gt3.html

https://www.netcarshow.com/porsche/2019-911_gt3_r/ https://www.porsche.com/usa/motorsportandevents/motorsport/customerracing/racingcars/991-2nd-gt3-r/
 
They also have track-specific BoP for the tracks in several groups (that I can't recall), so there's that too. Detailed BoP isn't generally available to the general public unfortunately.
 
From Aristotelis:

About BoP
(BoP depends on track)
"We follow official Blancpain BOP 2018 rules.
BOP A : Monza
BOP B: Paul Ricard, Spa, Barcelona (Spa might get an update after Paul Ricard race)
BOP C: Nurburgring, Silverstone
BOP D: Brands Hatch, Budapest, Misano, Zolder"

About setup in general
"Since AC1 we always try to have the actual setups of the real cars. Road cars had their actual road car values in AC. Race cars have real race setups on most occasions.

In ACC in particular they are based on their "base setup" of the manufacturer, taken from the actual technical manuals, or from race engineers setup sheets on each circuit. Whenever we can't have access on precise data, we will start from the base setup and try to get hints from the drivers and race engineers to create a "probable setup" for the car/track combination.

Certainly no "fantasy" with absurd numbers. What you see can be from "close to reality" to "spot on we use that".

EDIT: I could go as far to say that some setups for some real cars, have been tested on special dev versions of ACC and "worked" on the real track... but I won't say that because I can't bring proof, and also I'm not allowed to do so."
 

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