Nash Racing: Pursuit

What should be in a good game in such a genre as "racing"?P olu-arcade physics, with a twist on the simulator to show everyone that we are a racing game, and not that there. A simple plot in which we are initially a loser (well, or so) and gradually climb the career ladder. A variety of cars so that it wouldn't be too boring. Tuning, and not only external, but also on the hardware.Thoughtful routes, well, damage. Sometimes it's nice to look at a wrecked car for many millions of evergreens. I may have forgotten something, but having this set in the game will already be nice to play. Which of these is implemented in this game? Physics. It is strange, it seems that there is a lock on the simulator, but there is no full-fledged feeling of the "weight" of the car. A variety of cars is present. The models are made qualitatively, I have no complaints. Tuning is also present, though only external. And it is made very clumsily at the moment. The spoiler can not be painted, the steering wheel too. Highways. They are available, but there are not many of them. It would be excusable if they didn't look the way they look. The damage is simple, but there is.