Recent reviews by Heifer Hawler

Very much reminds me of Gran Turismo 4/5 B-spec, but definitely better as far as the B-spec aspect goes. I would love to see NASCAR or other racing series like this game.

A few things though. The graphics are a bit lacking. There's no visible damage to the vehicles even during wrecks that retire a car from the race. The pit crew animations are kind of bad. The drivers slow down way too much for a blue flag which has caused me to lose position and races for no reason. When vehicles have a mechanical problem or physical damage it doesn't really seem to actually effect the cars lap times unless it's an actual tire blow-out or car retiring wreck. The biggest thing is the DRS though. It really seems like DRS is used outside of the DRS zones of the tracks.

So basically, just all around attention to detail could be better.

Other than those things (I'll update as it changes or I think of more), the gameplay is great if you're into the strategy/management/B-spec type games. The roster and scouting system, facility building, part research/manufacturing, budgeting, scheduling, pit crew training, and overall team management is great and very in depth. You can create a team and make the game as easy or difficult as you want depending on how you start. You can tell they really put attention to detail in that part of the game. If they put the same effort into the details of the actual car and track part of the game, it would be amazing.

Completely in my opinion:

Great game. One of the best games (and probably the best racing game) to come out in at least 10 years. It's not a simulator like Forza, GT, or Assetto Corsa but it's also not as arcade-like as most Need for Speed or Burnout games. For me, it is very reminiscent of NFS Underground 2 though, just better detail and a bigger map.
The single player is a bit of a grind and there isn't really much of a "story" but I like the way they did the car clubs, Each club has specific requirements to join and each of your cars can only be in 1 club at a time. It also seems like a more difficult racing game than most I've played. It is a bit of a grind too. It costs a lot to upgrade 1 vehicle and you have to pay for fuel and tires as well. So upgrade with intent until you've progressed a ways. There are in game jobs (parts/vehicle delivery) to earn more money but you have to progress there for best rewards as well.
They seem to be listening to the people when it comes to fixes, bugs, balancing, and and are promptly improving the game. Overall it's just a really good driving game and the fact that there is no actually licensed vehicles, parts, or products in the game doesn't take from it at all. I'm sure that's why they are able to sell it for a measly $20 as well. It is extremely worth it. Forget Crew 2 even if it's only $1.

As with most PC games, this one sucks for PVP unless you're a POS cheater. Stick with single player if you really want to play this game on PC, otherwise, play it on Xbox or PS.