From 1998 to 2000, Club Soda ran an off-road racing club on dial-up: build a track, submit it, everybody races it for a week, everybody votes. Twenty rounds. A hundred and twenty tracks. Then it faded with the dot-bomb, resting in a basement on DVD-ROM for twenty-six years.
It turned up intact — every track, every ballot, every news post. So JMaster and his AI programmer friends have revived Club Soda as DIAL-UP DIRT.
The club, reborn as a game you play in a browser. Build a track in the shop, drive it, put it on the shelf. The old tracks are already here — 198 of them, straight out of the archive.