the only "snowy track" is the Alps. Pyrenees has a lot of white gravel next to the road, which might be what you're thinking of (but there's also green grass,

the only "snowy track" is the Alps. Pyrenees has a lot of white gravel next to the road, which might be what you're thinking of (but there's also green grass, dry pavement, and fall colors on the trees.) I wonder if there's a framerate issue or something that makes times not really comparable system to system. I can run that course in about 2:15 in much faster cars than the Carerra RS (2000 911 Turbo, GT1, 935, all carefully tweaked/upgraded) -- with an analog racing wheel and tons of practice. I've seen youtube videos of people coming in at around 2:05 in those cars by running insanely tight lines. I can't imagine how you could be even faster than that in an RS, with a top speed that's slower than what I take most corners at in my GT1. And yeah, it's a hugely high quality game, particularly for the era. It was clearly a labor of love. I've got a handful of games from the 1990-2000 era that I still play because nothing else captures the magic quite the same -- DooMII, Descent, and NFS:PU. (Source port links: DooMII - Zandronum at http://zandronum.com/ http://zandronum.com/ ; Descent - Retro at http://descentchampions.org/new_player.php http://descentchampions.org/new_player.php )