Classic Ring by Dillifec, on Flickr
Any criticism is welcome.
The vintage effect works well given the car & setting, but the car appears to be, well…parked. If you position it away from the center of frame, tilt the image slightly & add some shutter speed, it will look like it’s fulfilling its engineer-given purpose.
Nothing wrong with a picture of a parked car either by the way, but it pays to consider the scenes that may be better suited to that as well (pit area, starting block, anywhere off-track, etc.) There are no wrong answers, but just imagine that you could shut down the Nurburgring for a day for a private photo shoot with the actual 312t driven by Niki Lauda. Where would you want to photograph it? How would you position it for the most beautiful still or the most dramatic action shot?
Forza gives you the opportunity to set up shots that would be extremely difficult/time consuming to capture in real life, so let your imagination run wild! I’m you’ll produce spectacular photos if you keep it up. How could you not with that gamerpic? 
“Nothing wrong with a picture of a parked car either by the way, but it pays to consider the scenes that may be better suited to that as well (pit area, starting block, anywhere off-track, etc.) There are no wrong answers, but just imagine that you could shut down the Nurburgring for a day for a private photo shoot with the actual 312t driven by Niki Lauda. Where would you want to photograph it? How would you position it for the most beautiful still or the most dramatic action shot?”
That is the best reply I’ve ever gotten on these forums in terms of advice. Total face-palm moment. Thank you very much!
I really like the shot! It looks like you have a little shutter speed, but I would have increased it more to give it that dramatic speed sense. Looking forward to more!