-FRANCHISE MODEallows you to carve out a personalized career starting in the Karting world and then progressing on to whichever motorsport specialization you prefer including Rally, Touring Cars, Open-Wheel, GT, Le Mans, and many more!

-Play CO-OP with a friend as Driver/Co-Driver

-FULL TEAM MANAGEMENT Have a large number of friends? Create, manage, and compete together!

-Experience the excitement of PIT STOPS like you've never seen before!

-Revolutionary PIT-2-CAR RADIO gives you the strategic advantage

-DYNAMIC Time Of Day & Localized Weather make every race unique and challenging

-10+ GAME MODES covering every form of motorsport

-CLOUD-BASED SOCIAL NETWORK allows you to connect with friends, compare times & scores, compete and challenge each other, and share content

-USER-GENERATED CONTENT - Create your own liveries, decals, tuning setups, and even events! Then share them with the world - either for free, in-game credits or even real money!

-PUSHING TO THE LIMITS - Advanced physics, lighting, and AI

Slightly Mad Studios is an award-winning developer known most recently for its work on Electronic Arts’ Need For Speed franchise with the successful SHIFT series.

The company has a core studio located near Tower Bridge, London but predominantly uses a unique distributed development system that allows the international team to attract worldwide talent, be cost-effective and ultra-efficient.

This system has lead to the production of multiple titles including:

- BMW M3 Challenge (10m+ downloads)
- Need For Speed: SHIFT (5m+ sales)
- SHIFT 2 UNLEASHED (84% Metacritic)

Slightly Mad Studios has also recently launched a sister company Gamagio that focuses on social/mobile titles with a number of new technologies and games in development and releasing soon.

MINIMUM SPEC

CPU – 3.0GHz Dual-Core, 2.4GHz Quad-Core
GRAPHICS – nVidia 9600 GT 512Mb, ATI Radeon HD 4750 512Mb
MEMORY – 2Gb RAM (3Gb-4Gb recommended)
CONNECTION – Continuous Internet

Cars available/confirmed

• Ariel Atom 300 supercharged
  
• Ariel Atom 500 V8
  
• Ariel Atom Mugen
  
• Asano LM11 TDX (Audi R18 TDI - Le Mans Prototype)
  
• Asano X4 Touring (Audi A4 DTM)
  
• BAC Mono
  
• BMW 1M Coupe 2012
  
• BMW 320 Turbo Group 5 1978
  
• BMW V12 LMR (Le Mans Prototype) 1999
  
• BMW 3-Series BTCC 2012
  
• BMW M1 Procar 1981
  
• BMW M3 Group A Touring Car 1991
  
• BMW 328 Touring Coupe 1940
  
• BMW F1.08 2008
  
• BMW Z4 GT3 2012
  
• BMW M3 GT 2012
  
• Caper Stock Car
  
• Caterham SP300R
  
• Caterham Superlight R500
  
• Ford Mustang 2+2 fastback 1966
  
• Ford MK IV (GT40) 1967
  
• Ford Escort RS 1600 1972
  
• Ford Capri (Group 5 – Team Zakspeed) 1980
  
• Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth (Group A) 1988
  
• Ford Mustang Cobra (SCCA Trans-Am) 1997
  
• Ford Falcon FG (Australian V8 Supercar Car of the future) 2013
  
• Ford Focus ST 2012
  
• Ford Focus ST (BTCC) 2012
  
• Ford Fusion NASCAR 2012
  
• Ford Shelby GT500 2013
  
• Formula A (generic 2012 Formula1 car)
  
• Formula B (generic 2012 GP2 car)
  
• Formula Gulf 1000
  
• Formula Rookie (Formula Ford)
  
• Gumpert Apollo S
  
• Kart
  
• Lotus 25 (Formula One car) 1962
  
• Lotus 40 (open-top sports car) 1965
  
• Lotus 38 (Indy 500 winner) 1965
  
• Lotus 49 (Leonus F68 Cromwell V8 Formula One Car) 1967
  
• Lotus 51 (Formula Ford car) 1967
  
• Lotus 56 (Indy Car) 1968
  
• Lotus 72 (Formula One car) 1970
  
• Lotus 49C (Formula One car) 1970
  
• Lotus 78 (Leonus F77 Cromwell V8 Formula One car) 1977
  
• Lotus 98T (Leonus F86 Pirault Turbo Formula One car) 1986
  
• Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Mäkinen Edition
  
• Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX FQ 360
  
• Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ 400
  
• Pagani Huayra
  
• Pagani Zonda Cinque
  
• Pagani Zonda R
  
• Palmer Jaguar JP-LM
  
• Racer L4-RS (Radical SR3)
  
• Racer V8-RS (Radical SR8)
  
• SuperKart
  

Source : Wikipedia

Source : Wikipedia