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A year after they released the v1.0 first preview of IndyCar Racing II for PowerPC Macs, Papyrus have today released an updated demo that uses the updated v1.01 release version of the software.
The demo appears to me to be the same as the preview release last year, with Detroit and Michigan included. However, the version and modified date on some files have been adjusted. No way to tell what has been edited other than what was noted in the v1.01 patch readme.
You can download the 7.1MB demo here.
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