- V8 Power Pack — Track Intro - 18 September 2026
Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta has always been slightly improbable, right from the off when, in 1969, three fellas named Earl Walker, David Sloyer, and Arthur Montgomery set out to build a world-class road-racing circuit on farmland in Hall County, Georgia. Dead-bang centre in the heart of stock-car country.In terms of crazy ideas, this one was right up there with the best of ’em. The general view at the time was that it would take nothing short of a miracle to make this idea stick.And that’s precisely what happened in 1970. But let’s back up a bit and talk about space.The Final FrontierSpace as in 750 acres of farmland near Braselton, GA, where our three heroes decided to tattoo a track into Georgia clay.And space, as in Earl Walker’s job prior to his return to Georgia. Walker was an aeronautical engineer who’d served time working in Alabama on Chrysler’s contribution to NASA’s Saturn I…
- Factory Driver Challenges - 17 September 2026
New for this week, the perfect fusion of British craftsmanship and pioneering race engineering, take the iconic Sebring International Raceway by storm with the Aston Martin Vantage GT3.Check the full schedule and the current leaderboards in the EVENTHUB
- V8 Power Pack — Class Intro - 17 September 2026
Australian touring-car racing has never really needed much encouragement to start an argument. Ford versus Chevrolet. Blue versus red. Families divided. Sunday barbie ruined. Hot tears and cold beers.The AUS V8 EVO cars in the V8 Power Pack now bring that argument straight into the modern era.Introduced in 2023, this new generation of Aussie V8s was designed to move away from ever-increasing aero dependence and put more emphasis back onto mechanical grip, braking, throttle control and—yup, you guessed it—the driver.The cars became lighter, aerodynamic load was reduced, and both manufacturers arrived with new naturally aspirated V8 race-engine packages producing around 600 hp, without TC or ABS.The two engines, however, take very different routes to the same performance target: Chevrolet with a 5.7-litre pushrod V8, and Ford with its smaller but more complex 5.4-litre quad-cam Coyote, al…
- V8 Power Pack - 15 September 2026
Turn up the volume, and make it loud!This pack delivers nine legendary V8 race cars across three classes, spanning modern Australian touring-car muscle, current American machinery, and the raw roots of historic US road racing, all racing together at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta.Across all three classes, the appeal is simple: big V8 power, rear-wheel drive, and no traction control, ABS, or electronic aids. The pack takes players from the heroic days of American muscle-car road racing through purpose-built modern USV8 machinery and into contemporary AUS V8 Evo competition – all with the driver firmly at the centre of the experience.Watch the launch trailer hereTurning Up the Volume: The V8 Power PackThere are subtle ways to go racing. The V8 Power Pack is not one of them.Historic US V8. Modern US V8. Australian heroics.Different decades. Different philosophies. Same basic recipe: take on…
- V8 Power Pack — Class Intro - 14 September 2026
Historic USV8 was Detroit warfare conducted with acid baths, homologation specials, and a fairly relaxed interpretation of the phrase “production based”. All governed by a rulebook that sometimes seemed more an invitation to creative interpretation than an exercise in enforcement.In 2011, a new cost-controlled V8 class arrived in American road racing, built around a very different philosophy. The lesson from the old days was simple: control the variables, control the costs, and leave fewer places to hide an unfair advantage.The formula centres on tightly controlled tube-frame chassis, approved constructors, controlled components and tightly managed performance. All designed to keep costs down and the racing close.In Project Motor Racing, all three USV8 cars use the same naturally aspirated 6.2-litre V8 package restricted to around 500 horsepower and 657 lb-ft of torque, along with a fou…
- Project Motor Racing — Version 2.2.1.0 - 11 September 2026
Version 2.2.1.0 for Project Motor Racing serves as preparation for the upcoming V8 Power Pack releasing on all platforms on the 15th of September.What's newVersion 2.2.1.0 delivers the necessary content ahead of the release for the V8 Power Pack.The V8 Power Pack delivers nine legendary V8 race cars across three classes, spanning modern Australian touring-car muscle, current American machinery, and the raw roots of historic US road racing, all racing together at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta.Across all three classes, the appeal is simple: big V8 power, rear-wheel drive, and no traction control, ABS, or electronic aids. The pack takes players from the heroic days of American muscle-car road racing through purpose-built modern USV8 machinery and into contemporary AUS V8 Evo competition – all with the driver firmly at the centre of the experience.The V8 Power Pack for Project Motor Racing…
- Factory Driver Challenges - 10 September 2026
New for this week, a rolling cathedral to speed: long, low, and impossibly dramatic. Take the Maserati MC12 GT1 around Circuit Zolder.Check the full schedule and the current leaderboards in the EVENTHUB
- V8 Power Pack — Class Intro - 10 September 2026
Welcome to the Historic USV8 cars featured in the V8 Power Pack. Detroit’s Golden Age of Creative Engineering.By the end of the 1960s, America’s premier production-based road-racing series had become a delightfully inventive exercise in taking something that resembled the car in your neighbour’s driveway and asking how much of it could be reworked before scrutineers started reaching for rulebooks and slide rules. The answer, of course, was—a lot.Get to know these legendary cars in this blog.1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28Roger Penske and Mark Donohue had already established the Camaro as the benchmark car by 1969 on the back of Chevrolet’s ’68 manufacturers’ title in a season that featured Donohue’s 10 race wins.The secret of success? Let’s put it down to some creative rule interpretations. The ’69 Camaro coming to Project Motor Racing is the evolution of that legendary, dominant ’68 Camaro.…
- Factory Driver Challenges - 4 September 2026
New for this week is the futuristic looking Peugeot 9X8. Take on São Paulo Autódromo with a car that brought brave engineering back to the world stage.Check the full schedule and the current leaderboards in the EVENTHUB
- Factory Driver Challenges - 27 August 2026
New for this week an ultra-light British chassis paired with American-sized muscle. The Lotus Elise GT1 takes on the deceptively technical Derby.Check the full schedule and the current leaderboards in the EVENTHUB
- V8 Power Pack — Reveal - 26 August 2026
The V8 Power Pack comes to Project Motor Racing this September.The V8 Power Pack delivers nine legendary V8 race cars spanning modern Australian touring-car muscle, current American Motorsport machinery, and the raw roots of historic US road racing, plus the scanned Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta.Watch the reveal trailer here.Turning Up the Volume: The V8 Power PackThere are subtle ways to go racing. The V8 Power Pack is not one of them.Historic US V8. Modern US V8. Australian Gen3 heroics.Different decades. Different philosophies. Same basic recipe: take one loud V8, attach to rear-wheel drive, shake and bake.Discover the three classes in this pack.Historic US V8: When Muscle Learned to TurnThe golden of US Motorsport era took America’s pony-car wars off the showroom floor and onto the racetrack.Featuring the 1971 AMC Javelin, 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302, and 1970…
- ModHub Showcase - 21 August 2026
Apex Nova, The Racing Venue is Available Now on the ModHub.Inspired by the response to Highrock, Tomas Trlica is back with his new track, “Apex Nova, The Racing Venue”, a fictional circuit built to be longer, faster, and considerably less interested in forgiving your mistakes.Taking inspiration from the Nürburgring Nordschleife, Apex is narrow, unforgiving, and almost entirely lacking in runoff. Designed primarily with faster machinery such as JP1, LMDh and Group C in mind.Apex Nova features four layouts:Short – 5 KM (3.1 MI)Medium – 7 KM (4.3 MI)Long – 8.5 KM (5.2 MI)Full – 11.6 KM (7.2 MI) Despite the distance, Apex is seriously quick. A lap of the full 11.6 km layout takes around four minutes in a GT3 car. Watch a full lap in the video belowFour layouts. One very fast fictional circuit. Very little room for error.Get it for free in the ModHub for Project Motor Racing. Accessible via…
- Factory Driver Challenges - 20 August 2026
New for this week is Stuttgart’s LMDh endurance prototype, the Porsche 963, at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Check the full schedule and the current leaderboards in the EVENTHUB
- LMDh: The First Pass of a Full Overhaul - 19 August 2026
This important update brings the LMDh class to the new standards set in Update 2.1 with the GT3 and GT4 classes, and marks Phase One with this initial focus tackling the most urgent issues, as well as improving the driving experience and laying the foundations for deeper development in future updates.Before getting into the details, there is one important note to do with setups: While your old setups will still work with this update, you will likely experience changes in handling and performance with your old setups. Therefore, we strongly recommend starting from the new default setups or using newly updated setups available from the ModHub.Now with that out of the way, here’s what’s changed.ICE: Smoother, More Responsive, More PredictableThe internal combustion engine simulation in LMDh class has received a substantial first round of work.ICE inertia has been improved, along with throt…
- Project Motor Racing — Version 2.2 - 19 August 2026
Version 2.2 for Project Motor Racing is now live, bringing a major first-stage rework of the LMDh class alongside a wide range of stability improvements, bug fixes, and further development of VR and Triple Screen support.The primary focus of Version 2.2 is stability and refinement, with fixes and improvements across multiple areas of the sim.VR and Triple Screen support also take an important step forward. Previously, both features required specific command-line instructions to enable while they remained in an experimental Alpha state. With Version 2.2, that is no longer necessary: both features have now moved into Beta and are available by default through the settings menu on PC.The headline change, however, is the extensive rework of the LMDh class.LMDh Class ReworkVersion 2.2 introduces the first major iteration of our wider LMDh overhaul, laying the technical foundation for further…
- Factory Driver Challenges - 13 August 2026
Starting today, the Factory Driver mode shifts into a weekly format, featuring four new challenges every week to test your pace, consistency, and skill. New for this week is the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R at Daytona International Speedway. America’s mid-engine needle with a flat-plane snarl. Razor-sharp performance, razor-sharp looks.Check the full schedule and the current leaderboards in the EVENTHUB
- ModHub — Setups - 6 August 2026
Looking for something beyond the default setups? Curated by veteran sim racers Jesper Pedersen and Michi Hoyer, these setups for GT3, GT4, 992 Trophy and Aus V8 provide a practical baseline to help you get up to speed and extract even more out of your car. ModHub website:Jesper Pedersen AUS V8 setupsMichi Hoyer GT3, GT4 & 992 Trophy setupsAlso available via the in-game “Downloadable Content” menu.
- Project Motor Racing — Update 2.1.0.1 - 4 August 2026
Following the release of Update 2.1 we have deployed a further update to address community raised issues, and further stability improvements for Ranked Racing.GAMEPLAYFixed various issues that would cause crashes for some playersFixed an issue where the relative time widget would not display time gaps correctly during an online raceONLINEFixed an issue in Ranked Racing which caused players to hang when navigating menusCustom Lobby host can now limit the maximum number of players that can joinWe hope you continue to enjoy Project Motor Racing.
- Aussie Rivals Pack - 29 July 2026
Back in March of this year, we released the Ford Falcon FG for free for all players. But something was missing.So now, along with Update 2.1 the Holden Commodore VF joins Project Motor Racing as part of the free Aussie Rivals Pack bringing one of touring car racing’s great rivalries to the grid: Ford versus Holden.Now reunited under the "Aussie Rivals Pack" free DLC, the Holden Commodore VF enters the fight in Project Motor Racing to face off against its blue oval rival.This is a proper red-blooded touring car: a 5L Chevy V8 up front, drive to the rear, and enough attitude to turn every corner exit into a protracted negotiation about survival. Built for the Car of the Future era, it thrives on heavy braking, committed rotation, and precise throttle control when the tyres are loaded and the kerbs start fighting back.Alongside the GT3 and GT4 overhaul in Update 2.1, the AUS V8 class also…
- Project Motor Racing — Update 2.1 - 29 July 2026
Update 2.1 is now live, bringing a major handling overhaul for the GT3 and GT4 classes.Also included in this update is the free Aussie Rivals Pack, Join-in-Progress, Ranked Racing notifications system, early Alpha triple-screen support, further VR improvements, updates to AI opponents, visual refinements, and more. What's in this UpdateUpdate 2.1 is one of the biggest updates for Project Motor Racing since launch, focused on handling, online flow, addressing player feedback, and adding free content.The GT3 and GT4 classes rebuild headlines this update, as these classes have been comprehensively rebuilt, with revised vehicle behaviour, Balance of Performance (BOP), suspension, gearing, inertia, centre of gravity, turbo behaviour, aero sensitivity, tyre performance, brake heat, and brake duct setup options.As a result, your saved setups will no longer work as expected. New defaults have b…
