I really like this game but you got, Stewart Friesen HOMETOWN wrong he is from. Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada with little things like this even the real life Dirt is saying he is American when he truly is Canadian born and raised here across the boarder. Glad they got Felix Roy correct now to check others as i am typing this, Also glad Money Matt Williamson is in the game from Canada yes out great driver in the Big Blocks. Also glad to see some legends in here from Canada like Paul St. Sauveur, Also where is David Hébert wow he was racing in 2024 was he not wow I expected to see him we got Felix Roy and so on and some french legends where is David Hébert. I would reconmend this its fun but they are missing some drivers like David Hébert and need to correct Stewart Friesens HOMETOWN Also where is Billy Pauch Jr he is sctive last year and this year wow droped the ball on some major drivers.

This is pretty much exactly what I thought it would be: NASCAR Heat with yet another new coat of paint, which has been Monster Games' MO for close to 10 years now. A lot of the warts are still there like clunky menus, recycled career mode, AI that ranges from fantastic to broken, and a general lack of advancement from title to title.
This is still a solid game, the only (modern) fully-featured American dirt oval game you can get on PC right now and does remind me a lot of those hidden gems on the PS2 and Wii you'd find in bargain bins and be pleasantly surprised by when you brought them home. If you like this kind of racing, or want a decently fun couch racer that isnt too arcadey then you could do far worse than this, but do yourself a favor and get it on sale or find it on a key reseller. $50 for a middle-market racer with niche appeal is a bit much.