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Update 2.3: Patch Notes & Performance
Project Motor Racing update 2.3 adds the Lamborghini Temerario, Track Day class, refined GT3 and LMDh handling, lighting revamps, and console UDP telemetry.

Year 1 Season Pass: Full DLC Roadmap
The Project Motor Racing year 1 season pass includes five DLC packs, over 30 cars, and new circuits. Here is the full breakdown of prices and content.

System Requirements: PC Specifications
Check the official Project Motor Racing system requirements for PC. Compare minimum and recommended specs, CPU threads, RAM, and storage needs.

VR Support: How to Enable and Setup
Project Motor Racing vr support is now active in beta on PC. Learn how to enable VR, configure seat position, optimize graphics, and fix known issues.

Qualifying Guide: AI Pace and Setup Rules
Master Project Motor Racing qualifying sessions with tested strategies for AI pace behavior, setup adjustments, track limits, and session simulation.

V8 Power Pack: Cars, Track & Handling
Explore the Project Motor Racing V8 Power Pack DLC with 9 cars across 3 classes, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, prices, specs, and handling impressions.

Track List: All 18 Circuits and Layouts
The Project Motor Racing track list features 18 launch locations and 28 layouts across six regions, plus post-launch DLC circuits and layout variants.

Project Motor Racing year 1 bundle: Pricing, DLC, and Value
Detailed breakdown of the Project Motor Racing Year 1 Bundle, including pricing, full DLC roadmap, car packs, track additions, and value comparison.

Ranked Licence Test Guide
The Project Motor Racing ranked licence test requires completing an 8-lap race at Lime Rock Park to establish your initial driver rating and division.

Steam Deck Performance and Playability Guide
Project Motor Racing runs on Steam Deck via SteamOS, but CPU bottlenecks and physics slowdown cause severe slow-motion gameplay and heavy input lag.
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Your Project Motor Racing Journey
Check PC Requirements
Review official processor thread targets, memory specs, and GPU requirements before installing.
Configure Wheel Settings
Balance global device gain and per-car setup sliders to eliminate rack notchiness and center clipping.
Calibrate AI Pace
Dial in the single-player difficulty slider on track to establish realistic opponent lap times.
Pass Ranked License
Complete the mandatory 8-lap trial at Lime Rock Park to unlock competitive crossplay matchmaking.
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Guides & References

Review 2026: State of Play and Updates
Project Motor Racing review 2026 examines the sim after Update 2.3, covering physics overhauls, AI behavior, content packs, and whether it is worth buying.

Project Motor Racing vs Automobilista 2: Sim Rig Comparison
Compare Project Motor Racing vs Automobilista 2 across physics, AI craft, VR performance, and career mode to find the right sim for your racing rig.

Project Motor Racing vs Le Mans Ultimate: Sim Comparison
Compare Project Motor Racing vs Le Mans Ultimate on physics, force feedback, licensing, VR, pricing, and active player counts.

Project Motor Racing vs Project CARS 2: Full Sim Comparison
Project Motor Racing vs Project CARS 2 comparison covering physics, car rosters, track lists, console grid limits, AI racecraft, and performance.

Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport: Full Sim Comparison
Compare Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport to see differences in physics, force feedback, single-player careers, AI, and online multiplayer systems.

Best GT4 Car - Meta Analysis & Speed Test
The Porsche GT4 is the undisputed best GT4 car in Project Motor Racing due to a radical straight-line BOP advantage. See full test data and setups.

Car List: Complete Base and DLC Roster
Browse the complete Project Motor Racing car list, covering all 70+ base vehicles, 13 launch classes, DLC expansions, and pre-order packs.

Hypercars: Class Roster and Guide
Project Motor Racing hypercars feature 9 top-class prototypes. Explore the full LMDh/LMH roster, engine specs, handling updates, and setup tips.

Liveries: Download, Install, and Make Skins
Get Project Motor Racing liveries for PC and consoles via ModHub, install custom files, or create your own skins using official GIANTS engine tools.

Mods: ModHub, Vehicles, and Install Guide
Project Motor Racing mods bring community cars, tracks, and liveries to PC and consoles. Learn how ModHub works, top downloads, and skinning steps.

Track List: All 18 Circuits and Layouts
The Project Motor Racing track list features 18 launch locations and 28 layouts across six regions, plus post-launch DLC circuits and layout variants.

DLC Roadmap: Year 1 Schedule
Project Motor Racing dlc roadmap covers all Year 1 packs, car classes, track additions, pricing, and feature rollout plans from Straight4 Studios.

Project Motor Racing dlc tracks: Full List and Layouts Guide
Explore all Project Motor Racing dlc tracks, including Fuji Speedway, Road Atlanta, Rocky Knoll, and the free PMR Test Centre layouts.

GT Icons Pack: Cars, Track, and DLC Guide
Project Motor Racing gt icons pack adds 9 classic cars and Rocky Knoll Raceway. Here is the full car roster, track details, and handling overview.

Japanese GT500 Pack Details & Impressions
Check out the Project Motor Racing Japanese GT500 Pack car roster, Takimiya circuit, pricing details, and how Update 2.0 handles on PC and console.

Japanese Prototypes Pack: Cars & Track Guide
Explore the Project Motor Racing Japanese Prototypes Pack with all 9 JP1 and JP2 cars, the Takimiya Circuit, pricing, and handling tips.

V8 Power Pack: Cars, Track & Handling
Explore the Project Motor Racing V8 Power Pack DLC with 9 cars across 3 classes, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, prices, specs, and handling impressions.

Year 1 Season Pass: Full DLC Roadmap
The Project Motor Racing year 1 season pass includes five DLC packs, over 30 cars, and new circuits. Here is the full breakdown of prices and content.

Achievements Guide: Full List and Tips
Unlock all 30 Project Motor Racing achievements with our complete trophy list, real-world pole target times, career tips, and license milestones.

AI Difficulty: Scaling and Calibration Guide
Dial in your Project Motor Racing ai difficulty slider. Understand pace scaling, why simulated sessions skew times, and how to calibrate your grid.

Car Setup Guide: Tuning GT3, GT4 & Handling
A comprehensive Project Motor Racing car setup guide covering brake bias, ARBs, differential preload, tire pressures, and suspension tuning.

Career Mode: Budget and Survival Guide
Master Project Motor Racing career mode with full breakdown of starting budgets, authentic mode rules, sponsorship models, and financial survival tips.

Endurance Hall: Events, Rules, and Strategy
Project Motor Racing endurance hall mode features asynchronous 150 to 300 km races against AI. Learn event formats, rules, and pit strategies.

Qualifying Guide: AI Pace and Setup Rules
Master Project Motor Racing qualifying sessions with tested strategies for AI pace behavior, setup adjustments, track limits, and session simulation.

Controller Settings: Gamepad Guide
Dial in the best Project Motor Racing controller settings with optimized steering sensitivity, pedal deadzones, assist setups, and camera tweaks.

Project Motor Racing ffb settings: Best Wheel & Car Setup Guide
Dial in your Project Motor Racing ffb settings across global device menus and per-car setup tabs to fix dead zones, clipping, and notchiness.

FOV Calculator and Cockpit Camera Settings
Configure field of view in Project Motor Racing with exact slider ranges, cockpit camera adjustments, and external FOV settings across updates.

Keyboard Controls and Keybindings Guide
Complete Project Motor Racing keyboard controls guide detailing default PC keybindings for steering, shifting, camera views, and Digidash navigation.

Triple Screen Setup and Fix Guide
Configure your Project Motor Racing triple screen setup using native in-game settings, angle adjustments, and fixes for launch crashes.

VR Support: How to Enable and Setup
Project Motor Racing vr support is now active in beta on PC. Learn how to enable VR, configure seat position, optimize graphics, and fix known issues.

Project Motor Racing best graphics settings: PC Guide
Configure Project Motor Racing for optimal FPS and clarity. Learn the best graphics settings, fix shadow popping, and eliminate engine bottlenecks.

Blurry Visuals: Causes and Best Settings Fix
Fix Project Motor Racing blurry visuals with tested graphic settings, anti-aliasing choices, and upscaler tweaks for PC, PS5, and Steam Deck.

Keeps Crashing: Fixes for PC, PS5, and Xbox
Fix Project Motor Racing keeps crashing with working solutions for startup CTDs, DirectStorage errors, GPU settings, and console freezes.

Not Launching: How to Fix Startup Crashes
Fix Project Motor Racing not launching or crashing on startup on PC, PS5, and Xbox with verified configuration, file, and system fixes.

Steam Deck Performance and Playability Guide
Project Motor Racing runs on Steam Deck via SteamOS, but CPU bottlenecks and physics slowdown cause severe slow-motion gameplay and heavy input lag.

System Requirements: PC Specifications
Check the official Project Motor Racing system requirements for PC. Compare minimum and recommended specs, CPU threads, RAM, and storage needs.

Update 2.3: Patch Notes & Performance
Project Motor Racing update 2.3 adds the Lamborghini Temerario, Track Day class, refined GT3 and LMDh handling, lighting revamps, and console UDP telemetry.

Crossplay: Platforms and Ranked Modes
Project Motor Racing crossplay connects PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S racers with shared physics, scheduled events, and no subscription fees.

Event Hub: Schedules and Challenges
The Project Motor Racing event hub hosts weekly Factory Driver challenges, event schedules, and live leaderboards. Here is how event tracking works.

Leagues: Hosting and Organizing Events
Explore how Project Motor Racing leagues operate, including Custom Lobby settings, peer-to-peer hosting limits, and community event platforms.

Player Count and Multiplayer Numbers
Project Motor Racing averages around 70 concurrent players on Steam, with a 24-hour peak of 105. Check full active player data and platform stats.

Ranked Licence Test Guide
The Project Motor Racing ranked licence test requires completing an 8-lap race at Lime Rock Park to establish your initial driver rating and division.

Demo: Availability and Trial Options
Check if a Project Motor Racing demo is available to download, how to test the sim racer, and current pricing across platforms.

Game Pass Status and How to Play
Check the Project Motor Racing game pass status, cloud streaming details, store editions, and pricing for Xbox and PC players.

Price: Editions, DLC, and Platform Costs
Check the official Project Motor Racing price across PC, Xbox, and PS5, including Standard Edition, Year 1 Bundle, and standalone DLC packs.

Steam Sale Discounts and Buying Guide
Project Motor Racing steam sale discounts drop the sim down to around half price. Review pricing history, edition content, and whether it is worth buying.

Project Motor Racing year 1 bundle: Pricing, DLC, and Value
Detailed breakdown of the Project Motor Racing Year 1 Bundle, including pricing, full DLC roadmap, car packs, track additions, and value comparison.
The Game at a Glance
What is Project Motor Racing?
Project Motor Racing is a motorsport simulation developed by Straight4 Studios and published by GIANTS Software. Built on GIANTS Engine 10 with the proprietary Hadron physics engine, the sim features sports cars, GT machinery, and modern prototypes competing across laser-scanned circuits with 24-hour cycles and dynamic weather.
A session challenges drivers to manage tire temperatures, aerodynamic platforms, and mechanical grip across multi-class grids. Players balance braking thresholds and throttle inputs during practice, qualify through strict track limit detection, and execute mandatory pit stops for fuel and fresh tires in long-distance races.
Explore All Guides- Developer
- Straight4 Studios
- Publisher
- GIANTS Software
- Platform
- Windows PC
- Genre
- Racing / Simulation
- Release Date
- Nov 25, 2025
- Base Cars
- 70
- Base Track Layouts
- 28
- Base Racing Classes
- 13
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From your first practice session to car setups and ranked racing, choose the topic you need.
Beginner Guide
Get started with controller calibration, driving assists, practice sessions, and adjustable AI difficulty. Learn the fundamentals in the officially recommended Mazda MX-5 Cup or Porsche 964 Cup before moving into faster classes.
Choose a familiar vehicle and circuit such as the Mazda MX-5 at Lime Rock Park to calibrate your initial pace.
Configure the AI difficulty slider to the recommended starter baseline of 60 percent in custom single-player sessions.
Complete several laps until tire temperatures and pressures stabilize before evaluating your pace against the AI.
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Fine-tune the difficulty slider in five-point steps until computer opponents match your ideal lap time delta.
Car List and Classes
Explore the official car roster by racing class, including GT3, GT4, LMDh, Group C, and the trophy series. Identify base-game and DLC classes, including the Track Day class introduced with the Lamborghini Temerario.
Top-tier prototypes include the BMW M Hybrid V8, Porsche 963, Toyota GR010, and naturally aspirated Aston Martin Valkyrie.
Production-based racing covers contemporary customer GT3 and GT4 models alongside classic GT1 and GTO machinery.
Vintage rosters feature Group C legends like the Mazda 787B and Sauber C9 alongside late 1960s sports prototypes.
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Spec competitions include the Mazda MX-5 Trophy alongside dedicated Porsche Carrera Cup categories.
Wheel Settings and Force Feedback
Calibrate your wheel and pedals, establish correct steering rotation, and understand global versus per-car force feedback settings. Use the in-game setting explanations and FFB Widget to understand how adjustments affect the driving feel.
Adjust global wheel gain between 70 and 100 percent in device settings while keeping low force boost at zero for direct drive bases.
Raise force feedback headroom between 100 and 300 to stop wheel clipping when driving over harsh curbs.
Navigate into the per-car steering wheel settings within the vehicle garage to balance rack feel, alignment boost, and friction.
More details
Refine the three-band equalizer sliders to soften high-frequency motor rattles without losing chassis load sensation.
Career Mode Guide
Understand the financial decisions behind your racing career, from starting budgets to championship entry fees, travel costs, and damage repairs. Explore the consequences of Authentic Mode and the career changes introduced in Update 2.0.
Select your headquarters location in North America, Europe, or Asia to reduce regional travel fees and registration costs.
Pick an entry tier ranging from a $75,000 grassroots budget up to a $2,000,000 fund for top-tier prototype racing.
Sign seasonal sponsorship agreements that balance performance bonuses against crash repair insurance.
More details
Protect your vehicle from expensive crash damage during races to maintain positive cash reserves across the 15-series ladder.
Track List
Browse the official circuit directory by region and discover beginner-friendly choices such as Lime Rock Park and Mosport. Learn how True2Track combines dynamic weather, racing and drying lines, and a 24-hour day/night cycle.
Laser-scanned venues include the Nurburgring Nordschleife, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Sebring, and Mount Panorama.
Selected tracks appear under alternative names including Northampton for Silverstone, Brianza for Monza, and San Marino for Imola.
Every circuit evolves dynamically with water pooling, rubber marble accumulation, and drying racing lines.
More details
The base game provides 28 layouts across 18 locations, spanning full grand prix tracks, sprint courses, and 24-hour endurance loops.
Multiplayer and Ranked Racing
Compare Social races, Ranked events, and custom lobbies, with cross-play connecting PC and console racers. Understand event registration, qualifying, driver ratings, and the License Points requirement introduced for Ranked events in Update 2.0.
Drivers across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S race in unified splits without platform restrictions.
Championships operate on four-week rotations where points are scored against field strength across weekly track changes.
Driver safety and skill ratings track separately across all 13 car classes from 0 to 100.
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Corner cutting triggers automated time penalties or mandatory 60 km/h slowdown orders during multiplayer events.
Car Setup and Telemetry Guide
Understand car setup adjustments through the contextual explanations introduced in Update 2.0. Explore how the ECU Widget displays tyre load, weight transfer, aerodynamic balance, power delivery, and fuel usage to inform setup and stint decisions.
Shift brake bias forward to stabilize the rear under heavy deceleration or rearward to reduce stopping distances.
Adjust anti-roll bars in opposing directions to cure understeer by softening the front bar or stiffening the rear bar.
Raise differential preload to prevent violent snap oversteer when applying throttle out of slow corners.
More details
Establish chassis ride heights and split aerodynamic rake before fine-tuning camber angles and toe alignment.
Mods
Discover vehicles, tracks, liveries, career events, and vehicle setups through the official mod directory. Browse its latest, most-downloaded, and top-rated selections, and explore the multiclass Career Mode mod support added in Version 2.3.
Download community vehicles, custom liveries, setups, and tracks directly through an integrated in-game menu on PC and consoles.
Official studio additions like the 700-horsepower Praga Bohema 2023 are distributed freely through the ModHub portal.
Free proving grounds like the PMR Test Centre provide dedicated skidpads, ovals, and full road circuits for tuning.
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Mod packages like the GT3 Spec Class standardize vehicle mechanics across different bodies to equalize league competition.
PC System Requirements
Compare the minimum and recommended PC specifications published on Steam, including processor, graphics, memory, operating system, and storage requirements. Check the listed VRAM and processor-thread requirements before preparing your racing setup.
Running the 720 Hz Hadron physics engine requires at least an Intel Core i7-8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 with 12 threads.
The minimum memory requirement is 16 GB of RAM, while 24 GB is recommended for multi-car grids.
Baseline visuals require a 6 GB GeForce RTX 2060 or Radeon RX 580, stepping up to an RTX 3070 or RX 6800 for recommended performance.
More details
The game requires 75 GB of local storage space on a 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 installation.
DLC and Editions
Compare the base game, Year 1 Bundle, and Year 1 Season Pass. Explore the listed content packs, including Japanese Prototypes, Group 5 Revival, GTE Decade, GT Icons, V8 Power, and the free Aussie Rivals Pack.
Priced at $39.99 on PC and $49.99 on Xbox Series X and S, including 70 base vehicles and 28 circuit layouts.
Retails for $68.99 on PC and $79.99 on consoles, packaging the base game alongside five season pass content packs.
Individual expansions like the V8 Power Pack and GT Icons Pack can be bought separately for $9.99 to $14.99.
More details
The GTE Decade Pack is excluded from the season pass and retails as a separate add-on for post-launch buyers.
Patch Notes
Review the documented changes in Update 2.0 and Version 2.3, covering handling, online racing, interface improvements, and additional content. See which vehicle classes received refinements and how updates affect telemetry and mod support.
Introduced the 907-horsepower hybrid Track Day supercar featuring active phased four-wheel steering.
Overhauled tire slip limits for GT3 and GT4 categories while retuning platform stability and brake duct drag on LMDh hypercars.
Implemented physically based tone mapping and diurnal solar calculations to balance daytime contrast and nighttime track visibility.
More details
Added UDP telemetry support for consoles alongside automated mod downloads for multiplayer lobbies.
Quick Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Project Motor Racing available on Xbox Game Pass?
No, Project Motor Racing is not included in the Xbox Game Pass or PC Game Pass library. Players must purchase the game outright, though cloud streaming is supported for owners with an eligible Game Pass subscription.
Does Project Motor Racing support crossplay multiplayer?
Yes, Project Motor Racing supports cross-platform multiplayer across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S. Drivers on all platforms share the same physics engine and can compete together in custom lobbies and ranked championships.
How do you unlock ranked online racing in Project Motor Racing?
Players must complete an 8-lap license test at Lime Rock Park driving the Mazda MX-5 against AI opponents. Finishing cleanly under the target time assigns an initial driver rating and division to unlock ranked matchmaking.
Does Project Motor Racing have a free downloadable demo?
No, Project Motor Racing does not offer a permanent standalone demo on Steam, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X and S. Players have only been able to test the sim during limited free play weekends and trade show exhibitions.
What physics engine powers Project Motor Racing?
Project Motor Racing runs on GIANTS Engine 10 integrated with Straight4 Studios' proprietary Hadron physics solver. The physics engine computes chassis dynamics at 720 Hz and tire contact patch interactions at up to 10,000 Hz.
Can you use VR and triple screens in Project Motor Racing?
Yes, native beta support for virtual reality headsets and triple screens is available on PC starting in Version 2.2. Both features can be configured directly inside the in-game display settings without external wrappers.
Where will you start?
Explore the car and track lists, tune your car setup, or configure your wheel and force feedback.
Project Motor Racing · Platform: Windows PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S · Developer: Straight4 Studios
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Demo: Availability and Trial Options
Check if a Project Motor Racing demo is available to download, how to test the sim racer, and current pricing across platforms.

Car Setup Guide: Tuning GT3, GT4 & Handling
A comprehensive Project Motor Racing car setup guide covering brake bias, ARBs, differential preload, tire pressures, and suspension tuning.

Liveries: Download, Install, and Make Skins
Get Project Motor Racing liveries for PC and consoles via ModHub, install custom files, or create your own skins using official GIANTS engine tools.

Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport: Full Sim Comparison
Compare Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport to see differences in physics, force feedback, single-player careers, AI, and online multiplayer systems.

Triple Screen Setup and Fix Guide
Configure your Project Motor Racing triple screen setup using native in-game settings, angle adjustments, and fixes for launch crashes.

Hypercars: Class Roster and Guide
Project Motor Racing hypercars feature 9 top-class prototypes. Explore the full LMDh/LMH roster, engine specs, handling updates, and setup tips.

Steam Sale Discounts and Buying Guide
Project Motor Racing steam sale discounts drop the sim down to around half price. Review pricing history, edition content, and whether it is worth buying.

Review 2026: State of Play and Updates
Project Motor Racing review 2026 examines the sim after Update 2.3, covering physics overhauls, AI behavior, content packs, and whether it is worth buying.

Endurance Hall: Events, Rules, and Strategy
Project Motor Racing endurance hall mode features asynchronous 150 to 300 km races against AI. Learn event formats, rules, and pit strategies.

Project Motor Racing dlc tracks: Full List and Layouts Guide
Explore all Project Motor Racing dlc tracks, including Fuji Speedway, Road Atlanta, Rocky Knoll, and the free PMR Test Centre layouts.