Unfortunately I'm unable to take any screen captures of the game. Every time I try using the two applications I have, the game drops to the task bar and I end up with a screen capture of my desktop. The three images below were taken from the game play video that I've linked to .

Lotus Racing:

In Brief:
Lotus Racing is a very basic racing game with only three race tracks, all basically the same track, two of the tracks are locked at the start of the game, but you can purchase them with the money you have at the start of the game. You can customise your vehicle by buying new paint jobs. The game gives you 99 thousand credits to start with that is also enough to buy the two locked lotus vehicles that are available in game. Each of the three vehicles differs in colour and has slightly different attributes such as their top speed, ability to acceleration, their handling and breaking efficiencies.

You can also select what type of race you want. These include the basic circuit race. You can set the number of laps as high as you want. I went up to 120 before stopping. There's also a lap knockout, time trials, speed trap, elimination and drift categories. You can also select up to five AI opponents to race against. and set the AI's difficulty to easy, medium hard or custom.

You can see a video of game play HERE

Conclusion:
I found the vehicles felt like they were initially travelling through a thin syrup when starting a race; however, it still saw me well in front of the other vehicles I was racing against by the time I'd done half a lap. Handling is okay, but nothing like a AAA racing game where you can get realistic drifting etc.

For an arcade racing game its okay, but if you already have plenty of racing games I doubt you'd play this very often. Personally I doubt I'll ever boot it up again as I have so many decent racing games. (my favourites include the Flatout series, including the developers latest release Wreckfest, Crashdays (Steam recently released a revamped version of the original game, which is well worth checking out) as well as the WRC Rally games; many of which, you can pick up quite cheap during the regular sales.

If you're looking for a decent free racing game, you can find twelve of ''The Need for Speed'' games HERE ranging from The Need For Speed (1995) up to 2004's Need For Speed: Underground 2 and 2005's Need for Speed: Most Wanted (two of my favourites of that franchise). At the bottom of the page you can find a couple more interesting games on the same lines for example Need for Russia 4: Moscow Nights and if you follow the racing Genre button HERE, you'll find loads more racing games; for example, MTX Mototrax (2004), Hot Wheels: Stunt Track (2000), Road Wars (2000), 4x4 Evo (2000), F1 2000 (2000), Colin McRae Rally 4 (2004), Sega Rally Championship (1999), Road Rash (1996), Midtown Madness 2 (2000) and Sonic R (1997) to name just a few.. If you're looking for something upmarket, and have some spare cash (unlikely after the festive season :(), you can find lots of decent racing & rally games on Steam, uPlay and Origin.

Notes on Security
I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game using Virus Total and it found zero hits from 61 antimalware engines. You can see the scan HERE.