) and published by EA Sports for the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn in late 1996, with a Windows PC release in late 1997.A sequel to both studios' earlier Genesis game Mario Andretti Racing, Andretti Racing has players racing 16 fictional road tracks in either indy cars or stock cars with a mix of fictional and real drivers. It is endorsed by the Andretti family, with video clips and direct involvement from Mario Andretti and his sons, Michael and Jeff.It is often seen as a precursor to EA Sports's NASCAR series, with both studios returning for NASCAR 98.Commentary In-game commentary was recorded by Derek Daly, Bob Jenkins and James Brown. James Brown was the studio anchor for the game, giving updates between races as you progress through your career. Derek Daly provided the pre-race commentary before every career race, while Bob Jenkins was the commentator for the race itself.Authentic DriversAll the drivers listed only appear in the Indy Car series, with the exception to Geoff Bodine, the only authentic driver in the Stock Car Series. The remainder of the drivers have real pictures although are either fictional or unknown in proffessional racing.Jeff AndrettiMario AndrettiMichael AndrettiGil de FerranChristian FittipaldiRobby GordonScott PruettDanny SullivanGeoff BodineRace Tracks The fictional race courses are mostly road and street circuits, set in real world locations.Bridgeport - Tri-ovalMeibashi - Road CourseVancouver - Street CircuitToronto - Street CircuitThunderdome - Tri-ovalAustralia - Street CircuitVallejo - Road CourseKings Beach - Road CourseCincinnati - Street CircuitGrand Rapids - Road CourseLonghorn - Road CourseOceanside - Road CourseGlacier Fields - Road CourseBinghampton - Street CircuitOasis - Road CoursePhalanx - Road Course