Forza Horizon 4 Spring Update Adds Lots Of New Races

Six varied ones, to be precise. A Group B rally car is yours if you're good enough, and the Forzathon events feature a car that might be close to your heart...
Forza Horizon 4 Spring Update Adds Lots Of New Races

Just as we’re heading into the dingy grasp of winter, Forza Horizon 4 has left its winter season behind and has moved onto spring. Hopefully the roads might be a bit less slippery. With the new season, there’s plenty of new races to explore and a few pretty good prizes to win. A couple of new cars in the store, too.

Perhaps the best prize is available in the Deadliest Hatch event. Win this, and you’ll be able to add an MG Metro 6R4 Group B rally car to your collection. You’ve been warned, though – it’s not simple to win. You’re up against the hardest Drivatars Forza has on its roster. Super Wheelspin and 5000 in-game credits are the other prizes available in this three-race, 15.6-mile event.

Winter has been left behind for those set to Forza's globalised season settings
Winter has been left behind for those set to Forza's globalised season…

The Dirt Racing Series adds three new challenges – good if you like sliding around in the spring rain. The Moor Than A Feeling, Forest Monsters and Retro Rally Rumble events all offer 5000 credits as a prize, but the latter two also offer the chance to win Wheelspin and Super Wheelspin. Retro Rally Rumble requires a B 700 performance rating, while the others require an S1 900 rating. All have three races to complete.

There’s also a Lancia Challenge in the Cross Country Series, while the Road Racing Series also welcomes the The World Is Not Enough Event. You’ll need the Best of Bond pack for this one. Oh, and fancy testing yourself on a speedtrap event? Good luck hitting 235mph between Lakehurst Forest and Glen Rannoch.

Forza Horizon 4 Spring Update Adds Lots Of New Races

Spring means the Forzathon Events get a new car – quite a special one if you’ve been with the franchise from the beginning. Your first car, the VW Corrado VR6, is the centre of attention, and picking it up cheaply is enough for the first requirement. Three to go to grab 100 Forzathon points (200 if you’re a VIP). The second requirement is to earn a two million skill score, and then you need to win the Road Spring event. This can be against any opposition, so knock yourself out. Last, but not least, you’d better not damage that bodywork. You’ll need to earn 10 Clean Racing Skills to be awarded that mega points haul.

In the store this week, you can grab a Honda Civic Type R and an Alumi Craft Class 10 buggy, which’ll come in handy for cross-country routes with its Destruction Skills perk.

Comments

CannedRex24

i really like these new weekly challenges which seem a lot more difficult than the INCREDIBLY easy forzathons of FH3.

too bad i still dont have the damn game.

10/20/2018 - 07:52 |
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CannedRex24

hang on Ben, does the License Plate of the Audi say “PHIL SUCKS”
lol

does Alex know yet?

10/20/2018 - 07:53 |
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It says “PHILSCKS” so you are correct :)

10/20/2018 - 09:53 |
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Anonymous

I won those unbeatable drivatars but the game decided to crash at the Finnish line

10/20/2018 - 08:04 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

So they’re literally unbeatable

10/20/2018 - 17:08 |
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RueNitta

‘Good luck hitting 235mph between Lakehurst Forest and Glen Rannoch.’

I found out that 959 rally car is a good one per FailRace video.

10/20/2018 - 08:38 |
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Dave 12

I hate the civic type r in this game! Had visions of recreating the Neal/Cammish 2018 BTCC race car but I can’t get it to work. Not with the mods that make it a btcc car anyway.

10/20/2018 - 08:53 |
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TheRysieq

I’ve played on unbeatable difficulty in FH3 and FH4. I must say that FH4 on hardest difficulty is easier than FH3. Also I’ve won MG Metro today😁

10/20/2018 - 19:25 |
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Kenji (Oldsmobile Fan) (GoldWing Enthusiast) (wheel nut)

I love the vr6 corrado from FH1

10/21/2018 - 03:01 |
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