The game received 'average' reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. The game features a network option, which allows players to compete via hotseat or a LAN, and over the Internet while players may upload their created tracks or skins to the game's website for use by other players. Using the built-in car painter or an external graphics editor, players can create their own skins, or modify the originals. Each has numerous skins making a total of 87 different looking cars available. TrackMania has three styles of cars, rally super minis (similar to a Renault 5 Turbo), alpine 4x4s (similar to a Suzuki Jimny), and speed muscle cars (similar to a Ford Escort). The 'Survival' mode does not appear in the later games, though Platform bears some slight similarities in map styles. There are also three modes: Race, Puzzle, and Survival, each of which features an equal number of tracks for each environment.

There are three environments to choose from: Rally (Countryside), Snow (Alpine), and Desert (Speed), each of which offers a unique car and handling characteristics. Most other blocks are automatically connected by placing them next to each other. Regular roads can be dragged to create straight sections as well as 90 degree corners. These can be used to buy different building blocks, usually called 'blocks', for their track, including regular roads, checkpoints, long bends, loop-the-loops, and jumps, which all snap to a grid automatically. TrackMania includes some pre-constructed tracks that players can race on to unlock 'coppers', the in-game currency. It is the first game in the TrackMania series. TrackMania is a racing video game developed by Nadeo and published by Focus Home Interactive.

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