Not to be a downer, but typically stuff like this doesn't tend to work very well in Distance. You can freely leave the road and go wherever you want (even with abilities disabled). The best thing to do for something like this is to take the core theme or general idea from the source, but adapt the layout so it works better with Distance's mechanics (don't have u-turns, loops, twists, or crossroads without teleporters, if you want to enforce driving on them, for example). Add things like track transfers and flight sections instead of just having a single long flat road (flat in the sense that any landings are on flat level surfaces instead of walls or ceilings). From the screenshots, I can see that a lot of roads cross over other roads, which is going to make for quite a few easily skippable sections.

The biggest mistake map authors make when they try to directly recreate something in Distance from another game, is that they're trying to directly recreate it, even though Distance has totally different mechanics and functions more like a platformer (sm64, meat boy, mirror's edge) rather than a traditional racer (trackmania, wipeout, fzero). Of course everyone is going to like different map styles, but typically you'll want to play to the strengths of the game you're creating a map for, rather than try to go against them.

Unless you're making this for Stunt mode, I'd say probably rethink some of the layout so it works a bit better for Distance's mechanics in Sprint mode.

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it. I was going to make some adjustments to make it more distance-like, its going to take a while to do the whole thing anyway. I'm still aiming to do a traditional remastered version, but I might also do a modified version that is more like distance.