Project Motor Racing Car And Track List: Everything Confirmed So Far
We’re not too far off the autumn 2025 launch window of Project Motor Racing, a window that developers Straight4 Studios are likely rather relieved is now clear of the delayed behemoth that is Grand Theft Auto VI. We can expect plenty of info to arrive on the sim between now and then, with plenty of the 70-plus cars and 27 circuit layouts set to feature at launch still to be revealed.
While everything we’d seen so far of the car roster focused on noughties GT racing, we now know for sure this won’t be all the game includes. At launch, there’ll be 10 classes, ranging from 1970s sports prototypes, through to the mid-2000s LMP1, GT and N-GT classes, right up to the Hypercar and GT3 machinery that defines sports car racing today.
The latest car to be officially confirmed is one you could already make out – just – as a tiny image on a car selection screen in the game’s trailer. That unmistakable long-bonnetted silhouette belongs to the Marcos LM600, a Chevrolet V8-powered GT racer from the now-defunct British sports car maker that routinely punched above its weight, racking up several wins in both the British and Global GT Championships in the late ’90s.
As for the track roster, we’re promised 27 individual layouts at launch. While we still only know a few of them for certain, the trailer’s thumbnail does give one new addition away, and it’s a big one: the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
Here’s all the content we know the game will feature so far.
Confirmed cars
- Aston Martin Vantage GTE
- Audi R8 LMP900
- Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo II
- Gillet Vertigo
- Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo2
- Lamborghini Murcielago R-GT
- Lamborghini SC63
- Lister Storm GT
- Lola T70 Mk3B GT
- Marcos LM600
- Morgan Aero 8 GT
- Mosler MT900R
- Panoz LMP-1 Roadster S
- Saleen S7-R
- TVR T400R
Unconfirmed cars visible in trailer
Confirmed tracks
- Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
- Kyalami
- Lime Rock Park
- Nürburgring Nordschleife
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