History YMMV / FutureGPXCyberFormula

* HarsherInHindsight: In episode 1 of ''Zero'' (the episode was released in April 1994), Hayato and Randoll nearly got killed when Hayato first discovered the Zero Zone, their cars collided and Hayato's car went off the track banking in the 5th race in England. A month later, the San Marino Grand Prix happened. It got the point where even ''the staff'' have heavy feelings for the scenes.

* TheProblemWithLicensedGames[=/=]SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: There are several official games released for the Game Boy, SNES, [=PS1=], Gamecube, [=PS2=] and [=PSP=] and doujin PC releases as well, with the games raging from great (at best) to mediocre (at worst). Almost all of them [[NoExportForYou never made it to the overseas]] although the SNES version was released under a different title called ''Cyber Spin''. The latest doujin game, ''SIN Vier'', has even received the approval of Sunrise themselves and got an official release outside of Japan thanks to Steam.
* SpiritualAdaptation: The show could pass off as a modern-day adaptation of ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' with a Formula One motif slapped on it. More obvious when the staff originally wanted to make this in the style of the former.

* HarsherInHindsight: In episode 1 of ''Zero'' (The episode was released in April 1994), Hayato and Randoll nearly got killed when Hayato first discovered the Zero Zone, their cars collided and Hayato's car went off the track banking in the 5th race in England. A month later, the San Marino Grand Prix happened. It got the point where even ''the staff'' have heavy feelings for the scenes.

* TheProblemWithLicensedGames[=/=]SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: There are several official games released for the Game Boy, SNES, [=PS1=], Gamecube, [=PS2=] and [=PSP=] and doujin PC releases as well, with the games raging from great (at best) to mediocre (at worst). Almost all of them [[NoExportForYou never made it to the overseas]] although the SNES version was released under a different title called ''Cyber Spin''. Out of these, the best games are often thought to be the four [=PS2=] installments (especially the last one), the Gamecube one, and the latest PC installment, ''SIN Drei Plus''.

** Lampshaded also in the videogames, where the Asurada is usually the best vehicle available for the player.

* SpiritualLicensee: The show could pass off as a modern-day adaptation of ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' with a Formula One motif slapped on it. More obvious when the staff originally wanted to make this in the style of the former.

* GodModeSue:
** Hayato comes dangerously close to being this in ''SIN'', especially when he obtains the v-Asurada AKF-0G. The only things that prevented him from being this are a few engine troubles and some badly adjusted machines. The PlayStation game takes it further, [[spoiler:Only to be defeated by Shiba at the last second of the final race]].
** Kaga also skirts the line in ''SIN'', as he tries to control Ogre, [[spoiler:which leads into beating Hayato in the final race]].

* ItWasHisSled: Everyone who's seen the show know that [[spoiler:Knight Shoemach is Osamu and he is Asuka's brother.]]

* SpiritualLicensee: The show could pass off as a modern-day adaptation of ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' with a Formula One motif slapped on it. More obvious when the staff originally wanted to make this in the style of the former.
* TheProblemWithLicensedGames[=/=]NoProblemWithLicensedGames: There are several official games released for the Game Boy, SNES, [=PS1=], Gamecube, [=PS2=] and [=PSP=] and doujin PC releases as well, with the games raging from great (at best) to mediocre (at worst). Almost all of them [[NoExportForYou never made it to the overseas]] although the SNES version was released under a different title called ''Cyber Spin''. Out of these, the best games are often thought to be the four [=PS2=] installments (especially the last one), the Gamecube one, and the latest PC installment, ''SIN Drei Plus''.