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Final Stretch

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Also known as
ファイナル・ストレッチ

Race in the 1993 F1 season across multiple modes, managing qualifying sessions and car setups.

Final Stretch (ファイナル・ストレッチ) is a Super Famicom racing game developed by Genki and published by LOZC/G. Amusements in 1993; it was not released on other platforms, so the SNES/Super Famicom version is the original release.


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About Final Stretch

Final Stretch is a Super Nintendo racing game that simulates the 1993 Formula One season. The game offers multiple modes, including a Grand Prix campaign, two player competition, and a Time Attack option.

In the Grand Prix mode, players can select a difficulty level that significantly alters the experience. The easy beginner setting allows any team to be chosen, removes qualifying sessions, and disables vehicle collisions during races. The challenging expert setting introduces a nine lap qualifying session and includes machine setup options, while also permitting data to be saved.

This mode is for a single player only and utilizes a split screen display. The top portion can cycle through several camera angles, while the bottom consistently shows a chase view of the player's car. The game's development was overseen by professional driver Aguri Suzuki.

Final Stretch Screenshots

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Title screen.
Teams introduction. McLaren.
Demo.
Menu.
Selecting a circuit.
Machine Setting.
Team select.
The top screen is showing the back view.
Top view...
Side view.
Camera view.
Winning a Grand Prix.