In concept you can see why a racing game would lend itself well to laserdisc footage since it's so "on rails", but as usual in these types of games, the overlay is so jarring relative to the footage that it just looks stupid.

Zoom around 10 tracks around the world in yet another F1 game. There's actually a decent amount of charm here like how time of day is randomized for each course which is a cute touch. Qualifying times are used instead of a generic countdown, and the game keeps track of time records along with a score. A track editor is also featured which utilizes all of the above features, so you can get a good amount of replayability with this little guy.