Physics in this game are utterly terrible, feels like an arcade game

This game is a blast! Its got so many different classes, bunch of tracks, car customization, plenty of set up options. The only thing I haven't tried is online yet. I use a g923 feedback wheel and pedals. It takes time to get good at this if you aren't used to this type of racing. Don't give up.

Car Setups- If you're having trouble there are vids on the tube

Physics- Wild flips with open wheel seems mostly right, track conditions change as the race
day goes on you must adjust. Mud in your face has tear-offs, wing adjustments on
the fly.

Wheel?- Works great, only issue is and occasional start-up problem where the buttons won't
respond. I reboot computer, plug wheel, starts working (stays working). Cant get 5th
with H-shifter, paddle better for these cars anyway.

Overall race feel?-The grip feels right and you need to find where it is on the track and setup
the car (track changes as day goes on). AI is pretty good, I play on hard
and is challenging but as you upgrade you will find you need to
switch to the next bigger series or you wont feel challenged. Also, do yourself a favor and change the race length to min 60% or bigger or the races feel
kinda like a no chance to make progress and unrealistic with extremely
short races.

Get bored with the car?- Switch to midgets, ump, street stock, late model. They all race and
feel different. Bigger cars, heavier feedback and learn to drive all
over.

Career/Building a Team?- The team is you and 3 people that you hire (per car). You open up
cars and series and then race where you want. Downside - You can
hire drivers for a car per race but there is no option to hire drivers
perm to the team to race a car and season for you making money,
while you race something else. So it doesn't feel fully fledged race
team. Unless that's just something I haven't unlocked yet?

This game is worth the price, on sale I wouldn't pass it up!