There are eight tracks which can be reversed for a Mirror Mode and an almighty 320 cars to be unveiled. Best begin with Grand Prix mode as the others have little meaning until a few races have been won. Now pay attention because this may seem a little confusing. There are four racing teams which represent the difficulty mode from easy to expert. After a short introduction to your team driver it is time to select which maker of vehicle should be used in your first series of races.
Drift cars have a smaller turning angle than grip cars and tend to powerslide more when cornering.
Each vehicle handles differently from another with variations on holding, acceleration and speed. The eight races are divided into four heats. Completion of each round will be rewarded with a new car in your garage dependant on your finishing position. In effect what we have here is four difficulty modes, in which all four vehicles much be raced in a series of eight events. Permutations of finishing positions offer different vehicles and to get them all would require at least 896 individual races.