GRID

GRID is a Codemasters racing series where a career is built around team and reputation. The player acts as both a pilot and the owner of the team. Disciplines replace each other: circuit touring, drifting, formula and street racing. Rain tires are selected right before the start. Night races take place on illuminated streets. The broken car pulls to the side on the straights. A teammate helps earn points for the overall standings. In return, he expects trust and a place on the track. Damage affects handling and speed, and collisions are costly. The tracks are recreated based on real race tracks and city blocks. Controversial overtakings are sorted out in a replay. Mechanics prepare the car for qualifying. A unique mechanic rolls back time and allows you to replay a mistake. The Lifebuoy is available a limited number of times per race. Sponsors pay for results, and their demands sometimes contradict each other. Points go to the team competition together with your partner. Experienced pilots fight for tenths of a second. The driver changes between races. There is not enough money for everything at once, so the car is being prepared for a specific discipline. Rain and twilight change grip and require different tactics. Collisions knock out body parts and spoil aerodynamics. Reputation grows from honest driving and victories. Cups vary in distance length. For those who appreciate team wrestling and live tracks, this series is familiar. Transport is divided into classes: from city coupes to formulas. Endurance races last for hours and require patience.