Lap 1: Doesn't seem so hard that a tool-assisted movie is needed. A regular player can do the same given a few hours of training. There is no luck manipulation to consider (the author didn't mention any). There's no framewise perfection to be done either, as long as you accelerate as soon as possible and never brake. Lap 2: Same thing, I'm afraid. Lap 3: Much harder, considering how thin the road is and the opponents are curving across it like targets that are hard to miss. But it still is doable with some luck. Lap 4: Seems easier than lap 3, except for the blocks on the road. I vote no, because this movie is not something impressive that shows how tool-assistency pays off (except in training time).

i'm not a fan of stopping the acceleration before hitting the finish line like that. for comparison, if you stop recording your movie at the last moment that the speed doesnt drop below 400, your movie is 9 frames faster than mine road fighter made by me, on famtasia. But still, you dont seem to try to make the racing entertaining like i did. Drive close to the walls, pass in middle of other cars, etc. Anyway, this game won't be interesting untill some bug is found or some better idea comes out (like finishing 2 games with 1 input). So i vote no.

What's about this? http://www.geocities.com/mechakoopa_v2/road.zip