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I've had a glitch in almost every race where my car explodes for no reason (ie. I didn't hit anything or wasn't crushed/run over) and as soon as it respawns it explodes again, for the whole race. The race never finishes because it even keeps exploding after it has passed the finish line.

It has happened to the AI cars as well. What causes this?

I'm using Windows 10
I7 processor
GTX980 graphics card
8GB RAM
This question / problem has been solved by Touwaimage
I'm having the same problem.

I haven't changed any settings except for controls.

Windows 10 Home
i7-4790k
GTX 1080
16GB RAM

Edit: Turning off Double Buffering in the DOSBox Configurator's Advanced Settings seems to fix it for me. I've been able to finish two single-player championships without a single undeserved explosion.
Post edited January 10, 2017 by Dai_evans
Same story. I've remapped conrols for second player, changed resolution to 800*600, and cars start exploding randomly during race.

Microsoft Surface Pro 2
Windows 10 Pro
Intel i5-4200U
Intel HD Graphics
4Gb RAM
Same on OSX 10.11.6 on MBP 2015
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Dai_evans: I'm having the same problem.

I haven't changed any settings except for controls.

Windows 10 Home
i7-4790k
GTX 1080
16GB RAM

Edit: Turning off Double Buffering in the DOSBox Configurator's Advanced Settings seems to fix it for me. I've been able to finish two single-player championships without a single undeserved explosion.
Double buffering was never on for me, so sadly that didn't help
Same Problem here

Win10 Pro
i7
Gtx 1070
16 gbram
Post edited January 11, 2017 by mbcoolness
Getting the same problem here.

Win 10 Pro
i7-3570K
GTX 970
8GB RAM

Not sure what use the specs would be though cause the game runs in DOSBox
Same problem here. Could this be a form of copy protection that gets triggered for some reason?
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If you have PERSP. POLY option ON try turning it OFF and see if the cars still explode
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Touwa: If you have PERSP. POLY option ON try turning it OFF and see if the cars still explode
I changed that setting and I was able to complete a championship without the cars exploding, so I guess that worked.

Thanks.
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Touwa: If you have PERSP. POLY option ON try turning it OFF and see if the cars still explode
This worked for me too. Thanks.
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Touwa: If you have PERSP. POLY option ON try turning it OFF and see if the cars still explode
Thank you! That worked for me too!
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Touwa: If you have PERSP. POLY option ON try turning it OFF and see if the cars still explode
It didn't help me at all... :(
I suggest to try to set only 1 core (disable all core but core 1; don't use core 0 because is used by windows and can cause stuttering when all other cores are disabled)


another suggestion: set a fixed cpu cycle
Post edited January 13, 2017 by FulVal
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FulVal: I suggest to try to set only 1 core (disable all core but core 1; don't use core 0 because is used by windows and can cause stuttering when all other cores are disabled)

another suggestion: set a fixed cpu cycle
For everyone who is not great with hardware (or software, who just play games and can fix simple stuff, but don't understand regedit etc). Can you translate that into simple instructions?