Racing games have long been celebrated^{[citation needed]} for their unmatched ability to keep two completely different sets of rules and physics in mind: One set for the player, one set for the computer.

How big of an offender is Burnout Paradise in this respect?

Racing games have long been celebrated^{[citation needed]} for their unmatched ability to keep two completely different sets of rules and physics in mind: One set for the player, one set for the computer.

How big of an offender is Burnout Paradise in this respect; and what race types are the most stacked?