Aside from the basic rules and how to play, the manual includes advice on how to adjust the “set up” of the car, and how to find the preferred line at each track.
The instruction manual is more advanced than typically found in a video game. In the original game, players would have to leave the game completely and modify the coding on the individual files. Opposing drivers can have their attributes adjusted with the driver profiles. And included suggested “set ups” for new players and a save feature for experienced players. The garage portion of the game allows players to make adjustments to their car’s suspension, aerodynamics, tires, and transmissions. New features include faster SVGA graphics, all the 1996 cars and. In the original game, night races could only be included in the “Championship Mode”. Only NASCAR Racing 2 could top the ground pounding thrills of original NASCAR Racing. This made for more realistic play and made it possible to have night races at the available tracks, and it would produce weather conditions normal for the time of year the race was normally run. In this version, the tracks were listed race-by-race rather than track-by-track. The game includes all of the tracks used in the 1996 season except for Daytona and Indianapolis. The paint shop feature returned for the second game, but was integrated into the game itself rather than a separate entity. Like the original game, players could play alone or with friends through a LAN or the Internet. Driver lists were included in the game as the game included more drivers than were capable of fitting in the maximum 39-car field the game offers. The game featured more drivers than the previous version.
The second edition of the series was released in 1997.
NASCAR Racing 2 was the second game in the NASCAR Racing series.
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