Hard question: Racing Games Suggestion

My laptop Spec:

CPU: DualCore each core 1.8 GHz

Ram: 4 GB

Graphic Card: (Core Speed: 533 MHz) (Memory: 384 MB) (DirectX 10)

As you see my laptop is not that powerlover and it wants to retire but I want to still torture it.

So any suggestion for me? I like Games like Forza Motorsport or Assetto Corsa.

Any help much appreciated 

You can pretty much forget every driving game made in 2000's with that since those games need frame rate and lot of calculating power of movements.

Ok, Next answer please 

OK, if you find copy of GT Legends (try Steam). It might work somehow.

Gp4. It is basically freeware.. With CSM-tools you can upload mods per time that you play. Graphically it is not demanding. And - I find this pretty neat - you can switch between mods at will. On top of that: you can edit the 'magic data' per track, which means you can edit the speed of the AI-cars to the ninth degree. I find it very satisfying to pound round a track, set my absolute fastest time... and then edit the magic data of the track that I am just a smitten slower or faster than my most important AI-opponent (usually my teammate).

You meet the minimum requirements for Race 07...it's outdated but not terrible

Supported OS: Microsoft Windows XP Home/Pro, Windows Vista*
Processor: 1.7 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or 100% compatible
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 9 compatible graphics card with 128 MB memory
Sound: DirectX 9 compatible

http://store.steampo...d.com/app/8600/

Gp4. It is basically freeware.. With CSM-tools you can upload mods per time that you play. Graphically it is not demanding. And - I find this pretty neat - you can switch between mods at will. On top of that: you can edit the 'magic data' per track, which means you can edit the speed of the AI-cars to the ninth degree. I find it very satisfying to pound round a track, set my absolute fastest time... and then edit the magic data of the track that I am just a smitten slower or faster than my most important AI-opponent (usually my teammate).

Oh, by the way: here is a video, in Italian, how GP4 works with CSM. If you don't speak Italian, switch off the audio, it is pretty self-explanatory.