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"        Armchair racers unite! It&amp;#039;s a sad fact that we don&amp;#039;t get to drive Formula 1 cars; we can only drool over their technology and speed via the wonders of television and the internet. Thanks to games and simulators, though, we can get a virtual experience. Ferrari is the latest to offer such a thing, with their private-label driving simulator, Ferrari Virtual Academy. It features a Ferrari-specific F1 simulation experience that takes place at Fiorano, Ferrari&amp;#039;s own test track. You can drive Alonso&amp;#039;s or Massa&amp;#039;s Ferrari F10 F1 car at Fiorano, change between four vehicle setups and look at simplified in-car data. We would recommend using a steering wheel controller and pedals, as controlling an F1 car, even if it&amp;#039;s just a simulation, with a keyboard would be sacrilege. Made for PC (Windows XP, Vista or 7), you can download the program from http://ferrarivirtualacademy.com for 14.90 Euros, or a little under $20 USD. Expect an expansion pack that features Mugello and Nurburgring (the GP circuit only), to be available soon. Related posts:   Forza Motorsports 4: Kinect-ing with Virtual Driving Nissan and Playstation Offer Final Spot in GT Academy You Could Be The Next Big NASCAR Star! (In The Virtual World That Is)  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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