Like the career mode in the Codemasters' previous Race Driver game, WOTLK Classic's WOTLK Classic mode throws you in at the deep end by tasking you with completing the latter stages of a fiercely competitive race already in progress. This not only gives you a chance to WOTLK Gold familiarize yourself with the controls before your career proper gets underway, but also to get acquainted with your mechanic, Scotty, who'll give you advice (among other things) over the radio whenever you're behind the wheel.
Scotty is also the star of the majority of the rendered cutscenes that you'll be treated to between races. The cutscenes in WOTLK Classic are all viewed from the first-person perspective of your driver, and although we've only seen a handful of them to date, we can report that they're noticeably superior to those in previous games--which is no small accomplishment.
The WOTLK Classic mode is divided up into tiers, each containing a number of different WOTLK Classic for you to choose from and getting more difficult as you progress through the game. The two WOTLK Classic available to us on the first tier, for example, were the Autosport Clio Cup and the Global GT Lights competition, both of which feature vehicles with quite forgiving handling characteristics. By the time we'd progressed to the fourth tier, though, we were taking the controls of supertrucks, Baja motocross buggies, and high-end Japanese sports cars, which were noticeably more challenging to drive.
En route to the fourth tier, incidentally, our championship options included 4WD track challenges, an MG Team rally competition, off-road buggy nationals, Formula 1000, and the US Muscle Car Tour. Every time we completed a championship, its content was unlocked for use in the game's free race, time trial, and multiplayer modes, which should give the WOTLK Classic mode a decent amount of cheap WOW WOTLK Classic Gold replay value given that you'll be competing in only a fraction of the available events on your first play-through. WOTLK Classic's 35 different racing disciplines include something for everyone.
