GRID Autosport

Its alright, but not more that. The races are fun but can feel slightly repetitive, like every event feels similar to the last. The AI is a bad, but that is a Grid standard, we are used to that. The map design and car choices are good though and it is a racing title that requires almost nothing, so you can run it on any system pretty much.

its decent for a 10yr old simcade, the graphics hold up well & the game has a decent amount of options for those using a FFB steering wheel, though adjusting fov requires an .xml edit
it is good fun but man the AI drives dirtier than the cops in NFS, its a 7/10 if the AI was programmed better a solid 8

GRID Autosport feels like a more fleshed out version of GRID 2, with a more direct focus on Motorsport itself and the different disciplines inside of it.
The career mode essentially sees you choose from 5 different disciplines as you complete championships for certain racing teams and gain XP, which lets you drive more difficult events and unlocks GRID events which are the ultimate face-offs,
Online didn't seem to have anyone playing for me, but I assume this is because the game is de-listed from Steam. There is still a lot of content in the single-player, however.
One other gripe that a lot of other people would probably tell you, is the cockpit view being blurred and obscured from vision, when other GRID games would let you see the full details of the cockpit. I understand there are mods that fix this, so if that bothers you, download them.
I'm not sure where you can pick this up anymore, so if you can get it from a key site for cheap, then I would recommend picking this up. Maybe even emulate this via RPCS3/Xenia?

People who wanted the grid experience were indeed let down as there's no proper campaign. The campaign events or custom cups pretty much offer practice sessions in order to grasp the circuit and tune your car, so you can qualify and race.
The racing itself is what makes me playing this game even 10 years after its release. It manages to be fun without totally compromising simulation. Some vehicles require experience to handle them effectively. The penalty system is pretty accurate, better than in modern racing titles. The AI opponents provide some challenge without being overly aggressive as they try to overtake you respecting your line. Oh and they make mistakes just like you.
There's five modalities, with a decent number of cars and tracks, including real circuits. The visuals aged well (the street circuits are simply gorgeous). The sound of the motors shine. Well... The golden era of Codemasters.

It's a nice racing game with nice graphics and runs on pretty much anything today.

one of the funniest race car simulations ive come across.. ive been playing it for awhile an it has really helped me evolve into a racer for the most part lol ... its a great game to have in the library if you love racing ...

Positives
+ Lots of cars, tracks and championships to compete in
+ Solid career mode
+ Good difficult curve

Negatives
- Street tracks are a bit gimmicky
- Still has nothing on TOCA Race Driver 3

Score: 7/10