$7.99RACE 07 Touring cars, taken seriously
A touring car simulation with the full 2007 WTCC season, over 300 cars in 9 classes and 32 real circuits. Formula cars, unforgiving damage, tunable setups and an AI that fights back. It asks for patience and rewards it: pure racing, no shortcuts.
Is RACE 07 worth it?
RACE 07 is worth it if…
- you want a proper racing simulation with a learning curve, not arcade handling
- you like touring cars, Formula cars or GT racing on real circuits
- you enjoy tuning setups and fighting a demanding AI for position
- you want a game that runs well on modest hardware and has an active modding community
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Real cars, real championships
The heart of RACE 07 is the official FIA WTCC: the complete 2007 season with all its cars and tracks, plus the full 2006 season from the predecessor. Around it sit support classes from all over the world, and for the first time in a SimBin game, single seaters: the Formula 3000, Formula BMW and the Radical SR3 and SR4 sports cars. In total that is more than 300 cars across 9 classes on 32 real circuits, including several new city tracks. You can pick a one-race or two-race format, and the damage system treats Formula cars with the fragility they have in real life.
A simulation that bites back
This is not an arcade racer. Miss your braking point and you are in the gravel; drive dirty and the damage model sends you to the pit, sometimes straight to last place. The learning curve is real, and the first hours can be humbling. But the physics hold up: cars feel distinct, setups can be tuned in fine detail to mirror real-world adjustments, and the AI is a highlight. It drives fast and aggressive, makes the same kinds of mistakes you do, and at high difficulty it defends its position hard while you chase the leaders. A wheel with force feedback is the best way to feel it, though a gamepad works too.
