NASCAR Racing 2003 for Mac

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Play a car racing game.

Legendary authenticity. Unparalleled racing. Battle your way to the lead of the pack in the most immersive racing game of the season. Go bumper-to-bumper against all of your 2003 favorites on all 23 real-life tracks, or draft to gain speed and blow right past them at 200 mph. Take the checkered flag and experience the thrill that only NASCAR can deliver. Features: NEW. First with 2003 Drivers, Teams, Sponsors and all 23 NASCAR tracks including the newly renovated Infineon Raceway and New Hampshire International Speedway? NEW. 3D graphics immerse drivers in a dynamic race environment where dirt and oil accumulate on your windshield and sun glare creates a new driving challenge NEW. Technical partnerships with Goodyear and Jasper Motorsports improve the physics model accuracy giving drivers an unparalleled racing experience -International Speedway and Infineon Raceway NEW. Adaptive AI allows even rookies to experience fender to fender racing as the field adjusts to the driver's skill level automatically NEW. A populated pit road with team war wagons and pit signs, aerial objects including helicopters, and dynamic lighting create a more authentic and immersive world NEW. Detailed track surface mapping allows you to feel every bump, dip and rumble strip like never before. Driving Aids including the NASCAR basics will get you racing like a pro Compete against your friends in a full field of 42 NASCAR drivers online via Internet or LAN.

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GENERAL

Release: May 4, 2004

Latest update: June 25, 2015

Version: 1.2.8

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements

Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS Classic

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4.4/5

5 User Votes

One of the best racing sims ever!
Urban_lMarch 22, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />1.2.8 works great on my computer (first generation G5 2x2GHz PM). Find a league, join in and have a great time! The online gaming in Nascar 2003 is fantastic! I've been in races with more than 30 drivers and it was lag free! New racing sims can't beat that even now, 3-4 years after N2003 was released! You'll have a blast racing the AI drivers too. They are actually quite tough! And another thing... there are plenty of mods out, so you can race Trans-Am, open wheel racers, Trucks, cars from the Busch serie, IROC.... and I'm sure I forgot to mention a few... - Drivers! Start your engines!!!
Wow!
Rasher--2008January 27, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />It looks better, sounds better and races better! What a killer update! I've only raced Sears Point with it so far, as this is where many of the updates were made, and what a difference it makes. The improvements to the cars handling characteristics make it way more interesting. The original version was far too twitchy and too easy to spin out. Now you can get into and out of the corners like you would expect and you can now anticipate what the car is about to do (I can't explain this part without using my hands). Let's just say that the body roll now can help you instead of taking you out. Also you can now hear your tires flex so you can better anticipate when your about to loose your back end or when your about to push like a dump truck. My only complaint so far is that I still can't use my programable buttons on my LogiTech MOMO wheel to emulate their F-key commands (like pause, etc) Considering that the game now sells for only $20 bucks and this 265MB free upgrade is such a vast improvement I have to give it 5 stars!
It's great...especially with Force Feedback
Neil ReubenSeptember 21, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I was using the CH pedal/yoke with F1 and decided to get a force wheel - no comparison - the force wheel adds incredibly to the realism - the CH yoke was just to a bit too sloppy to drive acurately & quickly, particularly when trying to run 2 or 3 wide - it does not really center itself as well as the FF wheel. (not that it should be THAT hard to support the CH pedals, I'd say get an FF wheel if you can). This sim is a gas! - great graphics, all the features etc for simulated racing.
It's good but....
beebleJune 27, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />But it doesn't work with my CH Products Pro Pedals. Not only that but when I emailed Aspyr about it, it took them 2 weeks to reply and tell that they had only tested it with one type of wheel, a Logitech something or other, and nothing else. It works with my CH USB Flight Sim Yoke OK but such a delay in reply is ridiculous. I also mentioned some graphics problems I was having and they said that the game isn't compatible with any GeForce MX series chipset including, apparently, those shipping in brand new 17" iMacs like mine. You would think that they would mention this in the specs. Anyway I won't be buying it until they fix the pedal thing (it can't be hard considering OS X doesn't know they're anything other than just another joystick) and I won't be buying SimCity 4 until their support dept. deserves it. It's been 2 weeks since I replied to the email they sent me and I still haven't heard a thing back from them. How many other customers are they loosing due to their lack luster support "team".
CaP'n Nice has my permission to turn right...
VersionTrackerUserOpinionMay 29, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />... but seriously. Took forever to download, but totally worth it. I wasn't into NASCAR at all, but I'm <i>quickiy</i> developing a new appreciation for it. In fact, I may have to get a force-feedback wheel now.