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My 4 year old has fallen in love with the steering wheel & pedals I had stashed away and wants to play racing games.
He has been playing some Super tux kart, but wants real cars.
GRID is way to complicated to even start driving, nevermind the actual driving.
Rocket League while very forgiving isn't really racing.
So any suggestions?
For driving you could consider Euro Truck Simulator or American Truck Simulator though. I've heard quite a few parents enjoying that with their kids.
Little Racers STREET. They are not FP, but easy for children.