Late 90s PC racing grit screaming through your sound card. Have a N.I.C.E day! dropped in 1997 on Windows with a four-track soundtrack that's pure DOS-to-Windows transition energy. The tracks are just numbered, Track 1 through Track 4, but that was standard for mid-90s PC games where music was burned as CD audio and your disc drive was basically a stereo.
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Four tracks for a racing game means each one carried entire chunks of gameplay. You'd hear these on loop for hours and either love them or go insane. That was the deal. 1997 Windows games sat in this wild spot between CD-ROM rock and early digital audio.
If you remember ejecting game discs to play them in your CD player, this is from that exact era.