I remember this game primarily because of the soundtrack. My very first racing game on Sega. We fought for a long time together with our brothers and sisters. Point by point:

- The game has tuning. Not NFS, of course, but for my age, and even for my age at that time, it was enough. I didn’t understand what I was changing and for what, but the cost was expensive, which means it will be cooler.

- Password. I didn’t know the meaning of this word, and it appeared every 10 races (I wrote it down anyway). Later, digging through the settings, I realized that these were codes that could be used to jump to this point. BUT. If you first immediately enter the code, you will be taken to the level you need, and your car is shit..., cough, cough, not very good.

- Many locations, different weather conditions, increasingly difficult opponents, nitro (here I found out what it is) - the dream of any racer.

- The car was breaking down. Let me explain. No, it wasn't noticeable on the car. No, you don’t spend money on repairs. The skeleton of the car is visible on the left. The part that you beat off turned from green to first yellow, then red, and then completely black. It seemed to me that this affects the speed of the car (but this is not certain).

As I remember now, when we played for two, my sister barely finished last. And next. the race came first because of this. And I'm the last. Well, you get the idea. 9.0 - because the cars are all the same and the color palette is small. I still didn’t finish the game, it was too hard to play (either the unit overheated, or my mother swore to turn it off)