Yeah, when this kind of undefined error message appears, checking the proper formatting of the text file is the first thing to do. That quickly reveals that there are 4 "steerable wheels" defined but only two announced :
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2 // Number of steerable wheels
7 // GroovyFunkRef of 1st steerable wheel
8 // GroovyFunkRef of 2nd steerable wheel
13
14
Setting 4 instead of 2 will fix the error upon choosing the car. However, these two additional "steering wheels" aren't actually used and that makes Carma95 crash when starting the race. So just keep 2 steerable wheels and remove 13 and 14:
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2 // Number of steerable wheels
7 // GroovyFunkRef of 1st steerable wheel
8 // GroovyFunkRef of 2nd steerable wheel
I have no idea how DOS Carma1 doesn't crash upon both of these issues (Joker mods DOS C1 so it's not obvious to him), but I imagine the additional values 13 and 14 must be read and the exec has to do something with them
Carma95 was compiled in debug mode so it shouts an error over every little mishap.