Grand Prix 2

Grand Prix 2, often abbreviated as GP2, is a seminal Formula One racing simulation game developed by Geoff Crammond and released by MicroProse in 1996 for MS-DOS. Building upon the success of its predecessor, Grand Prix, this title set new standards for realism and depth in racing games. Players could experience the full 1996 Formula One season, featuring authentic teams, drivers, and meticulously recreated circuits. Its revolutionary graphics, advanced physics engine, and detailed car setup options provided an unparalleled simulation experience at the time. The game allowed for extensive car adjustments, dynamic weather conditions affecting track grip, and a highly praised replay system. Grand Prix 2 is widely remembered for its challenging yet rewarding gameplay, deep simulation aspects, and stunning visual fidelity for its era, cementing its place as a classic in the racing genre.