DO NOT DOWNLOAD! I rarely leave reviews on this site because the majority of mods are of a quality that needs no explanation, they simply work. Contrary to the previous statement, this vehicle does not work. Putting aside the questionable sounds and model, the car handles like an open-wheeled drift car that somehow has infinite levels of grip, until it suddenly doesn't and snaps into a monumental spin. If this previous statement confused you, read the following explanation.
Imagine you are driving one of the VDC cars (drift cars), but you add around 5000 ft/lbs of downforce and slick tires as wide as a house that somehow gain angle with no progression. I highly doubt that late 80's F1 cars had better slick tires than modern F1 cars, because the grip is too much, and too peaky.
NOTE: Please take extra care into noticing that this car is not listed on the VRC Website. There's a reason for that.
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