I can say that this is a bit of a bittersweet little gem, as I remember it. I remember that I ended up abandoning it because of its rigid controls, the handling was rough and I just didn't adapt to the handling. But of course referring to its first release on the Nintendo NES, I do not know if this has changed in the most current sequels.

Something that was quite striking in this game, was its graphics, although the developers did not fully exploit the capabilities of the NES, even so the game ended up attracting attention. Its sound section was somewhat repetitive but it adapted quite well to the atmosphere of the tracks in which it competed. Thanks for contributing this gem to the community, greetings!