Tiny Racing vs American Speedway Manager

Tiny Racing is a non-scrolling, top down online racing game. The gameplay is simple, but very hard to master. Race your car as fast as you can for 3 laps. Send challenges to your friends or random opponents, and beat each others race times during a 24 hour time slot. When the time is up, the challenge is locked, and points are rewarded. Friends race times, are downloaded as a ghost replay. The entire track is on screen, there is no scrolling. You have the complete overview and can take the corners very fast and tight. Tiny Racing is fast action, with relatively short race times. As you build skills, there are always milliseconds to cut off. Climb the leaderboards, where you can either compete in timetrial mode, or points from the challenge mode. Race against the top ranked racers, download their record ghost replays and beat their times. The first 2 cars and tracks are included. If you like the game, please support us and unlock more tracks and faster cars through in-app purchase. Thanks for your interest

American Speedway is a racing strategy game. Manage your team, upgrade and configure your car to adapt to each race. Compete in a championship of 16 stages and oval circuits of the nascar style, in cities of the United States. California, Tennessee, Darlington, Florida, Dover, Madison, Carolina, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Virginia, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, Arizona. TOTAL CAR CONFIGURATION Full configuration of car settings. Engine power adjustments, transmission adjustments, aerodynamics, and suspension adjustments. These adjustments affect the behavior of the vehicle. Both in acceleration at top speed and in tire wear. Try all kinds of settings to find the most suitable for each race. IMPROVEMENTS Upgrades increase the performance of the car. It is necessary to make all these improvements since the other cars will also improve in each race. DRAG Get behind a faster car and take advantage of the DRAG to gain speed. Approaching a car from behind creates an air bubble that drags you and equalizes the speeds of both vehicles. CHANGING WEATHER American Speedway Manager is a racing strategy game. Manage your team, upgrade and configure your car to adapt to each race. Compete in a championship of 16 stages and oval circuits of the nascar style, in cities of the United States. California, Tennessee, Darlington, Florida, Dover, Madison, Carolina, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Virginia, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, Arizona. TOTAL CAR CONFIGURATION Full configuration of car settings. Engine power adjustments, transmission adjustments, aerodynamics, and suspension adjustments. These adjustments affect the behavior of the vehicle. Both in acceleration at top speed and in tire wear. Try all kinds of settings to find the most suitable for each race. IMPROVEMENTS Upgrades increase the performance of the car. It is necessary to make all these improvements since the other cars will also improve in each race. DRAG Get behind a faster car and take advantage of the DRAG to gain speed. Approaching a car from behind creates an air bubble that drags you and equalizes the speeds of both vehicles. CHANGING WEATHER Changing weather during races. You can start the race in sunny weather and switch to rain. You will have to adapt and select the right tire for each circumstance. TIRE SELECTION The choice of tire is very important for the performance of the car. A soft tire is faster than a harder tire but has more wear. The selected drive and car settings change the tire degradation time. DRIVERS The drivers improve the car's performance thanks to their skills. It is important to improve these skills with the experience gained in racing. MAINTENANCE During races the car suffers degradation of some of its components such as the engine, transmission etc. It is very important to carry out maintenance to start each race with the car in optimum condition. TEAM Develop and upgrade your team to increase performance during races. A very important factor is the training of the mechanics to decrease the time of the pit stops.