You can compete on various tracks, including twenty-three actual Winston Cup courses, twelve road courses, and eleven fantasy tracks, some of which include a coastal village and a bustling city. In total, there are sixty different challenges.
When you race, your actions on the track affect the subsequent races. They’ll never forget you if you ram someone into a wall or make them lose control of their vehicle. They are going to make an effort to get even with you in the next competition. If you do something nice for another person, like clearing the way or giving them the draft, they will do the same for you. Because grudges and alliances are kept track of throughout a person’s career, the more you anger someone, the greater the likelihood that they will want to cause you harm.
Like the Football Camp mode, the Speed Zone comprises various activities to help you gain more experience and score points. Some games include passing and drafting, blocking and drifting, etc.
You can play the Career mode for twenty seasons before you are forced to retire. You are responsible for everything, including managing your pit crew, procuring vehicle parts, cultivating sponsorships, and doing research and development.
Seventy drivers have been granted formal licenses, with over 180 car skins. If nothing fits your needs, you may always make your driver and automobile and see how well you do with them.
You’ll find the EA Sports Bio, a career tracker that keeps track of your numbers across all EA Sports console games, in every single edition of an EA Sports console game released in 2004, including 2004. The more contests and longer you play, the higher your level will be and the more rewards you can acquire.
If you fine-tune your vehicle and drive like a pro, you can cross the finish line in the first place.
