Is Amazing Curves Racing down?

Amazing Curves Racing (ACR) is a single- and online multi-player racing simulator featuring advanced physics working directly on bicubic polynomial 3D curved surfaces. The physics engine was designed for network play from the start: lag is well hidden. The tire model provides realistic driving dynamics, including at high speed and on rapidly varying road surfaces, where driving aids can provide an easier or more challenging experience based on driver preferences. Computational Fluid Dynamics are used for realistic airflow modeling, providing for low to very high downforce driving experiences. 3D sound in addition to the HUD map provides helpful feedback for other car locations.ACR typically loads levels in under 3 seconds, where the design philosophy is Minimize Waiting. Starting a single or multiplayer player race as well as joining a multiplayer race takes just a few seconds. When a multiplayer race is started, other racers can join immediately by taking over one of the AI driver's positions: no waiting. The racer's car model and custom settings replaces the AI car.The Turbo-Reset feature helps make online play more fun: crashing or getting bumped no longer means your race is over. You can jump right back into the action and keep going. Turbo-Resets can be unlimited, limited, or disabled, when the multiplayer host is set up.A single player Progression feature is included for building up one's driving skill from slow to very fast race cars. Any car or car setup can be used in practice when not using Progression. For online play, the host's rules limit maximum settings for the race session. For example, if your car is set up with max engine torque of 700 and the host rules are limited to 500, your car will have 500 when racing in the host's session. A host/server password is provided to allow for private online racing sessions.ACR supports Xbox and similar controllers, as well as the latest force-feedback wheels, pedals, and shifters. With the driving aids turned up...