Anyone who enjoys the game should check out Andretti Racing, a sequel released in 1997. Overall, a solid racer that offers a few new ideas and decent realism, if not earth-shattering. The game's best feature is undoubtedly the innovative "career path" option that tracks your progress from rookie to circuit champion- a really cool feature for its time that was sadly not followed up on by later games. a nifty little title that challenged racers to a variety of series and then allowed them to spend the resulting prize money as they rose through the ranks to "Championship Cars." The drive was only fair, even for the time, but six different car types. Features a fun career mode and a nice selection of different tracks and cars from Sprint Cars, Stock Cars to Formula One and Indy racers. I'm no fan of early 90's 3D polygons in racing games, but Mario Andretti offers pretty cool racing action for its time. Features a fun career mode and a nice selection of different tracks and cars from Sprint Cars, Stock Cars to Formula One and Indy racers. Became part of the STP team for 1969, and likely to have been Andretti's 64 backup car at the 1969 Indy 500.
This is presumably the car used by Andretti at Mosport Park, Continental Divide, Indianapolis Raceway Park, Mont-Tremblant and Riverside during 1968. Nice 3D racer from Canadian racing game experts Distinctive Software. A second 1968 Hawk built for Mario Andretti to use in road racing events in 1968.
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