Chassis, engines and tyres in the game
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While reading what follows, keep in mind that the differences between the various chassis, tyre and engine types are small — you can win in any car.
Chassis
| Make | Description |
 | The Lola is overall the best chassis, especially for ovals. It has slightly more oversteer than the others, which helps you take corners faster on road courses. |
 | The Reynard beats the Lola on road courses and behaves quite well on ovals. This chassis can also be faster than the Penske on road courses, but it is harder to drive. When understeering, this chassis is easier to control than the others. |
 | The Penske is the best chassis for road courses, but a bit weak for ovals. It behaves the most stably on track. |
Engines
| Make | Description |
 | The Ford is overall the best engine, although its reliability is lower than the others. |
 | The Mercedes is the most reliable engine and has the best torque, which is good for road courses, but it is weak at high revs, which is bad for ovals. |
 | The Honda has decent torque, and at high revs it performs best of all, which helps on ovals. |
Tyres
| Make | Description |
 | Firestone are overall the best tyres, particularly on ovals. |
 | Goodyear outperform Firestone in outright speed on road courses. |