Richard Burns Rally, with mods, remains the most realistic rally sim even a decade after its release, and thanks to a creative community, has hundreds of stages (with some very detailed realizations of real world stages) and dozens of cars available for it. It can be hard to find now, physical copies are getting expensive, and I see more and more people asking where to buy it.

This game is a GEM that needs to be preserved, and made accessible to all rally & racing fans. If a carefully curated selection of Good (relatively) Old Games is still a concern for GOG, this title needs to be included in the catalogue.

Please vote, and spread the word! Even if you're not into racing games yourself ;-)

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/richard_burns_rally

Gameplay footage of three-monitor setup with wheel, shifter: https://youtube.com/watch?v=CIFLpgN8XPI

Gameplay footage direct from the game, bonnet view: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OMpb8kgCNqY

Comparison of a fan made stage with its real world counterpart (Ouninpohja, Finland): https://youtube.com/watch?v=jWcYumP6baU

Already voted for it. ;^)

Interestingly it was sold for a while on Gamesplanet but not anymore, I guess licenses expired.
The new DiRT Rally is pretty good as well by the way, still RBR is the game that taught me to drive fast.

Oh, a racing game with licensed cars. I'd sooner believe that Blizzard will join GOG's catalog than see a game like this making a rerelease.

The game's release seems complicated if not next to impossible
a) licensed cars aka will have to renew license with manufacturers
b) the great Richard burns passed away as well there is a great tribute episode on top gear (Season 7, episode 4) so getting any sort of approval for the release is hard as well.