RACE On

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The RACE On expansion includes all the cars and circuits from the epic WTCC 2008 season. It also adds a massive selection of US Muscle cars and circuits to the mix

Developer: SimBin
Released: 16 Oct 2009
Price: $7.99
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Age rating: E

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