PC Forza Motorsport

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This is looking good

 

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All 20 launch day tracks announced.

Ahead of early previews for Forza Motorsport landing later this month, the team at Turn 10 has unveiled the full track list for the game's early October launch on Xbox Game Pass.

A good solid list of racing routes including lots of returning favourites mixed in with a few new locales; all rebuilt with the power of Xbox Series X|S in mind. Here's the full launch-day list, which consists of 20 track locations in total:

• Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
• Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
• Eaglerock Speedway
• Grand Oak Raceway
• Hakone Circuit
• Homestead-Miami Speedway
• Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit
• Laguna Seca Raceway
• Le Mans - Circuit International de la Sarthe
• Lime Rock Park
• Maple Valley
• Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
• Mugello Circuit
• Nürburgring GP
• Road America
• Silverstone Circuit
• Suzuka Circuit
• Virginia International Raceway
• Watkins Glen International Speedway

 

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Forza Motorsport developer, Turn 10, released nearly 18 minutes of new footage from its upcoming series reboot. Made up entirely of gameplay, the new video captures the first few minutes of the game.

It starts off with a practice lap at Maple Valley, before it jumps to Hakone where we get to see two laps of an endurance race on the track. This is very much the tutorial of the game, where you're taught to read the braking lines and how to... well, drive a racing car in a video game.

 

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Preview from DigitalFoundry

 

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The first hands-on previews have received positive feedback....

Video Games Chronicle

"This has been three times longer than Turn10 has ever spent between Forza Motorsport releases, and the short taster we’ve had so far has us itching to get our hands on the final product to see how that extra development time has been spent. This could just be the racing game of this generation – time will tell."

GameSpot

"Right now, it's the new gameplay systems and mechanics that offer minor but impactful changes, and the foundation of a proper live service model with long-term potential, that entice me most."

IGN

"Unsurprisingly, it does look and feel fabulous – but it’s the more thoughtful tweaks to the moment-to-moment racing out on track that have me the most interested."

Sports Illustrated

"Shifting the franchise's focus on circuit motorsport culture seems to hit the mark so far, and the same can be said for prioritizing car development over a bloated garage. Forza Motorsport is feeling great, and we look forward to completing our run on Builders Cup and testing some online gameplay in time for our review."

Windows Central

"I'm very excited for Forza Motorsport (2023). Following the resounding success that is Starfield, Xbox is poised to secure two massive victories at the close of 2023 with Turn 10 Studios' impending masterpiece."

Kotaku

"If you like racing games, this looks and plays tantalisingly like the racing game I’ve wanted Forza to become forever. I love the new approach, I genuinely learned things, and I’m eagerly anticipating the release even more now."

Polygon

"Once again, the Turn 10 team is making some bold structural choices about how to tie all this together, which may or may not pay off — but at least this time, those choices are all about what happens on the track."

 

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Anyone played this yet? Still on the fence about getting it.

 

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Update 1.0 is out. Solid list of fixes but disappointingly no mention of a fix to quick resume.

Below you will find a summary of items fixed or improved upon in Update 1.0.

Version Number:

• Xbox Series X|S: 1.494.4196.0
• PC (Microsoft Store): 1.494.4196.0
• Steam: 1.494.4196.0

Stability [All Platforms]

• General stability improvements with fixes for various crash scenarios.
• Fixed a crash that could occur in the Builders Cup Career Mode after upgrading a car and entering Open Practice in the Fox Body Challenge race on Watkins Glen.
• Fixed a crash that could occur on Grand Oak Club Circuit during a cinematic when entering Open Practice for the third race of the Builders Cup Intro Series.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when entering a Free Play race from the My Cars menu if there were too many cars with custom thumbnail images.
• Fixed a crash that could occur upon loading into a Free Play race.

Progression [All Platforms]

• Adjusted car part unlock levels to increase player upgrade options at lower car levels. Most car parts should now be unlocked within a single Builders Cup series.
• Improvements to ensure Car Affinity manufacturer reward discounts are unlocked when intended – once a player reaches Car Level 50 in a car from the respective brand.

Progression [Xbox Series X|S Only]

• Fixed an issue that would cause players to lose gameplay progress if they continued to play Forza Motorsport after a new game update has been released.

Graphics [Xbox Series X|S Only]

• Fixed an issue when entering and exiting the video menu in-game resulted in black levels being substantially raised, creating a “washed out” look.

Multiplayer [All Platforms]

• Fixed an exploit in Featured Multiplayer where in specific scenarios, a player could post impossible lap times onto the Qualifying leaderboard by entering Qualifying directly from a Practice session.
• Resolved an issue where at times incorrect Safety Rating and Driver Skill Ratings were used for matchmaking.
• Fixed an issue where control of the car wouldn’t be handed back to the player upon exiting the pits in Featured Multiplayer and beginning a solo race in Free Play.
• Fixed an issue that prevented players from downloading and saving another player’s livery while in a Private Multiplayer pre-race.

Livery Editor [All Platforms]

• Fixed an issue on the 2016 Ford #66 Ford Racing GT Le Mans while moving a decal around the “Top” or “Hood” of the vehicle while in the Livery Editor which caused decals to appear reflected and offset on the other side of the car.
• Fixed an issue on the 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS where stripe decals would not correctly line-up between the hood, roof and wing.
• Fixed a crash encountered in Apply Decals when importing a Layer Group from a previous Forza game and then attempting to apply a Vinyl Shape.

Tracks [All Platforms]

• Updated trackside flag textures on Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
• Fixed an issue on Le Mans track layouts where a specific curb would stop LMP cars as if they were colliding with an invisible wall.

Physics [All Platforms]

• Improved wet tire wear rates in conditions where track wetness levels are moderate. Wet tires will still wear quickly in dry or semi-dry conditions.

Tuning Setup [All Platforms]

• Fixed an issue that prevented players from downloading another player’s custom Tuning Setup while browsing a Leaderboard.

Accessibility [All Platforms]

• Fixed an issue where custom key binds for a controller or keyboard would not be saved between game sessions.

Accessibility [Steam Only]

• Fixed an issue where the speech-to-text window did not appear when speech-to-text or text-to-speech would be enabled.
• Fixed an issue where the speech-to-text or text-to-speech window would persist on-screen for an indefinite duration until the game was relaunched.

Replay [All Platforms]

• Improved the visuals of the replay camera shown for the last segment of VIR Grand West.

Cars [All Platforms]

• Fixed an issue with the 1956 Jaguar D-Type where cockpit view would appear too low and clip through the driver’s collar.
• Fixed an issue with the Alfa Romeo Giuletta Quadrifoglio Verde where the front of the car disappeared after selecting a front bumper visual upgrade.
• Fixed an issue where the 2014 Volkswagen Golf R side skirts could not be seen after installing a bodykit.
• Fixed an issue with the 1977 Holden Torana where both Street and Sport Roll Cages would be visibly present on the car after installing a Race Roll Cage.
• Removed visible graining on the 2021 Lexus LC 500 Race Roll Cage texture.
• Fixed an issue with the 2004 Porsche 911 GT3, 1997 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec, 2018 Renault Megane R.S. and 2012 MINI John Cooper Works GP where higher-level Roll Cage would be visible on lower-level upgrades.
• Fixed an issue with the 2021 BMW M3 where the RPM displayed on the digital dash would be desynced with the RPM shown on the Forza UI HUD.
• Fixed ambient occlusion errors on both the exterior and interior views in the 2016 Cadillac ATS-V and fixed a separate issue of damage geometry clipping when viewing the car from a distance.
• Fixed an issue with the 2014 Lamborghini Huracan where no light is cast from the car gauge and dashboard cluster, as well as the headlights, taillights and brake lights. We’ve also fixed ambient occlusion errors on this vehicle.
• Updated the mirror texture of the 2018 SUBARU #1 Adrian Flux SUBARU Racing Levorg GT from a repeating pattern to its intended semi-gloss metallic silver texture.
• Fixed an issue with the 2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette Stingray where using the Remove Wing Upgrade left the Stock Wing visible on the car.
• Fixed an odd behavior scenario that would occur for players who own the Forza Motorsport Premium Edition or Premium Add-Ons Bundle on both Xbox and Steam and use the same Gamertag on both versions where duplicated DLC cars would result in an error message prompting the player to repurchase the associated DLC.
• Fixed an exploit where DLC car duplicates purchased from the Showroom could be used on another account or platform where the DLC has not been purchased.

 

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Turn 10 Studios has announced Update 3 will arrive next week for Xbox Series X|S and PC and will be followed by Update 4 in "mid-January" 2024.

This time around racers can look forward to the iconic Hockenheim track (including three unique layouts), new Spotlight cars, new Featured Multiplayer series and Rivals events. Here's the entire rundown of everything that will be included in Update 3, courtesy of the official Forza website:

Update 3 will be available to download on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PCs and Steam starting early next week. Live content will begin to light up across the Career, Featured Multiplayer and Rivals from December 14, 2023.

New fixes coming in Update 3 will continue to improve the overall stability and performance of the game, alleviating some of the issues we're seeing players report most frequently on our community channels. The team is constantly hard at work on bugs, some of which are not immediately visible to players but are critical for game stability for all players.

Below you can find the highlights of what will be fixed or improved upon in Update 3. We’ll share the full release notes next week on the Forza Support website once the update rolls out.

• Fixed issue in which the Driver Level visually appeared to reset to Level 1 after downloading Update 2 and entering Test Drive in Free Play.
• Rebalanced the impact on front and rear downforce when being drafted by another car.
• Fixed issue causing custom wheel input layouts to reset to their default settings after relaunching the game with both a controller and steering wheel connected to the PC or console.
• Fixed issue which allowed players to sell their Builders Cup reward cars, preventing them from reobtaining the cars and completing their associated Reward Showcases.

We continue to put a focus on raising our overall quality on PC, as we know we have more work to do there. Here are some of the PC-specific improvements coming in Update 3:

• Stability and performance are improved on lower spec PCs.
• Fixed various random crashes in multiplayer races specifically on PCs with AMD GPUs.
• Reduced the occurrence of a bug where the track or other objects becomes invisible while racing.

We’ve also introduced new options in the Screen Narrator section of the Accessibility settings menu to narrate your race position and driver names ahead and behind you.

New Track - Hockenheim​

Known for its long straights and ultra-narrow final sector, Hockenheim is one of the great European tracks and has seen many layout changes since its introduction in the 1930s, the last of which being designed by Hermann Tilke in 2002.

Forza Motorsport has 3 Hockenheim track layouts available for you to play across Career Mode, Multiplayer, Free Play and Rivals. Set your fastest laps on the 2.8-mile Full Circuit, the 2.3-mile National Circuit and the 1.6-mile Short Circuit. Master all 3 layouts using your favorite car builds in Time Attack with leaderboards available for all car classes in the game.

New Race Suits​

Level up and suit up for the grid! Forza Motorsport Update 3 introduces 33 new driver suits to the Driver Customization menu. Groups of suits will unlock at Driver Level milestones 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, and 100. Level up and unlock some unique looks that you can use to show up to the grid in style.

If you’ve already surpassed these Driver Levels, all the new suits will be retroactively unlocked for you once the update is available. Please note, a game restart may be required for all suits to be downloaded and unlocked.

Spotlight Cars - Update 3​

Spotlight cars are featured in the Showroom every week, available for you to acquire with a 30% discount using in-game credits. These cars can be used in the Contemporary Tour, as well as Spotlight Series events in Featured Multiplayer and Rivals.

SPOTLIGHT CAR	DISCOUNT
2020 Automobili Pininfarina Battista	December 14-21
2022 Ferrari 296 GTB	December 21-28
2021 McLaren Sabre	December 28 – January 4
2023 Aston Martin Valkyrie	January 4-11
2015 Lamborghini #63 Squadra Corse Huracán LP620-2 Super Trofeo	January 11-18

New Car Pass Arrivals - Update 3​

Here is your Forza Motorsport Car Pass calendar for the next 5 weeks:

CAR PASS CAR	RELEASE
2018 Chevrolet #23 Ruman Racing TA Corvette	December 14, 2023
1985 Buick #6 Performance Motorsports Somerset Regal Trans-Am	December 21, 2023
2021 Cadillac #31 Whelen Racing DPi-V.R	December 28, 2023
2018 Lamborghini #63 Squadra Corse Huracán Super Trofeo Evo	January 4, 2024
1983 Porsche #11 John Fitzpatrick Racing 956	January 11, 2024

Car Pass includes 30 new-to-Motorsport cars with one released every week until Car Pass is complete. Get Car Pass today in the Forza Motorsport Deluxe and Premium Editions.

New Career Series - Contemporary Tour​

Experience cutting-edge performance and innovation with unquestionably modern cars in the Contemporary Tour.

The new Featured Tour begins with Italian Ingenuity, a series celebrating cars blending handcrafted beauty at extraordinary speed. From there you will experience the redefinition of powertrains as the potential of hybridization is geared towards performance rather than economy in the Hybrid Ferocity series.

In the following week, celebrate the wonders of modern aerodynamics in the Tip of The Spear series and race cars that have spent as much time in wind tunnels as state-of-the-art aircraft. Finally, conclude your journey with a modern marvel in the Valkyrie Challenge, a car which has pushed the boundaries of car design to the absolute edge.

TOUR	STARTS	SPOTLIGHT CARSS
Italian Ingenuity	December 14, 2023	2020 Automobili Pininfarina Battista
Hybrid Ferocity	December 21, 2023	2022 Ferrari 296 GTB
Tip of The Spear	December 28, 2023	2021 McLaren Sabre
Valkyrie Challenge	January 4, 2024	2023 Aston Martin Valkyrie

Contemporary Tour series do not have to be completed in a particular week – you have until January 31, 2024, to finish this latest Featured Tour.

Complete all 4 series in the Contemporary Tour to unlock the 6-liter V12, track-focused 2022 Pagani Huayra R, hand-built with a carbon fiber construction.

New Career Series - British Marques Open Tour​

With each update to Forza Motorsport, the Open Tour gets refreshed with new events and a new reward car.

Open Tour is where you can continue the journey of your favorite cars. Cars that you’ve already built in a different Builders Cup series can be further levelled up and upgraded in the Open Tour.

In Update 3, the Open Tour will see you bring your favorite cars to take on iconic British marques. Drivatars will be using cars from Aston Martin, Jaguar, Lotus, and Mini. You are not restricted to any of these manufacturers, so you can compete with the cars you enjoy the most.

All 4 refreshed Open Tour series (C, B, A, S) will be available on December 14. Complete all 4 series before January 18, 2024, to unlock the 2015 Mclaren 650S.

New Featured Multiplayer Series - Spec And Open Events​

Here’s a look at the Featured Multiplayer calendar for Update 3:

SPEC SERIES	OPEN SERIES	SPOTLIGHT SERIES	AVAILABILITY
Lotus 3-Eleven Spec Series	P Class, A Class	2020 Automobili Pininfarina Battista	Dec 14-21
Formula 70s Series	S Class, C Class	2022 Ferrari 296 GTB	Dec 21-28
GTP/C Series	X Class, E Class	2021 McLaren Sabre	Dec 28 – Jan 4
Mazda Miata Spec Series	R Class, B Class	2023 Aston Martin Valkyrie	Jan 4-11
Vintage Le Mans Prototype Series	P Class, D Class	2015 Lamborghini #63 Squadra Corse Huracán LP620-2 Super Trofeo	Jan 11-18

Lotus 3-Eleven Spec Series – December 14-21​

The 3-Eleven is an open-cockpit, mid-engine screamer that exemplifies Lotus founder Colin Chapman’s mantra “simplify, then add lightness.”

Formula 70s Series – December 21-28​

The 1970s Golden Era of formula racing brought iconic wings and aerodynamic effects to help drivers control an escalating horsepower war between teams.

GTP/C Series – December 28-January 4​

GTP Group C cars were at the pinnacle of endurance racing design in the 1980s and 90s, combining fuel saving aerodynamics with enormous horsepower that set speed records still standing today.

Mazda Miata Spec Series – January 4-11​

The popular MX5 ‘94 version of the best-selling Mazda Miata is perfectly balanced to handle the most demanding road courses with the speed and agility of cars costing much, much more.

Vintage Le Mans Prototype Series – January 11-18​

Reignite Le Mans’ greatest rivalries racing the most recognizable, most dominant cars of the 1960s and early 70s.

Featured Rivals - Update 3 Calendar​

Challenge your skills across 4 new Featured Rivals highlighting a Spotlight car every week, as well as a special event on Hockenheim Full Circuit featuring the 2021 Mercedes-AMG ONE. This performance hybrid is the ideal car to take on the long straights at Hockenheim as it produces beyond 1,000 horsepower at a maximum speed of over 350 km/h (217 miles).

Meanwhile if you have VIP Membership, check out the 2016 Mercedes-AMG C 63 S Coupé Forza Edition at Kyalami GP Circuit.

Update 3 also means the beginning of Stage 2 of the Logitech McLaren G Challenge. Sign up at Discord.gg/LogitechG to qualify for prizes, including a chance to win a VIP racing experience with McLaren!

Once registered, set your fastest laps at Hakone in the 2021 McLaren 765LT Coupe. The top drivers per region advance to the semifinals in February 2024.

Here’s the Forza Motorsport Rivals calendar for Update 3:

RIVALS EVENT	CAR	TRACK	AVAILABILITY
Featured Track – Hockenheim	2021 Mercedes-AMG One	Hockenheim – Full Circuit	Dec 14 – Jan 18
*VIP – Nocturnal Predator	2016 Mercedes-AMG C 63 S Coupé Forza Edition	Kyalami – GP Circuit	Dec 14 – Jan 18
Spotlight – Automobili	2020 Automobili Pininfarina Battista	Mugello – Full Circuit	Dec 14-21
Spotlight – Ferrari	2022 Ferrari 296 GTB	Watkins Glen – Short Circuit	Dec 21-28
Spotlight – McLaren	2021 McLaren Sabre	Nürburgring – Sprint Circuit	Dec 28 – Jan 4
Spotlight – Aston Martin	2023 Aston Martin Valkyrie	Silverstone – Grand Prix Circuit	Jan 4-11

*VIP Rivals events require VIP Membership, available in the Premium Edition or Premium Add-Ons Bundle, sold separately.

See You At Hockenheim​

Whether you’re racing at Hockenheim, playing the Contemporary Tour with the new Spotlight cars, or continuing to build your favorites in the Open Tour, we’re excited for you to discover everything Update 3 brings to Forza Motorsport starting on December 12. Remember you can share your feedback about future cars, tracks and features on our official Forza Suggestions Hub.

 

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Forza Motorsport Update 4 introduces the prestigious Daytona International Speedway – a truly iconic racetrack renowned for its marvels in engineering. Meanwhile, a new Italian Challengers Featured Tour invites you to build four staples of Italy’s automotive heritage! Let’s dive into the details.

Update 4 will be available to download on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PCs and Steam beginning on Tuesday, January 16. New events across the Career, Featured Multiplayer and Rivals will start on Thursday, January 18.

New Content, Features and Events [All Platforms] ​

New Track

• Daytona International Speedway: Tri-oval Circuit and Sports Car Circuit.

New Career Events

• Italian Challengers (Available from Jan. 18, 2024 – Feb. 29, 2024)
  • All-Wheel Driven (Starts Jan. 18)
  • Roadster Renaissance (Starts Jan. 25)
  • Alfa Performance (Starts Feb. 1)
  • Prancing Power (Starts Feb. 8)
• Open Class – Automotive Classics (Available from Jan.18, 2024 – Feb.15, 2024)
  • C Class Series
  • B Class Series
  • A Class Series
  • S Class Series

Reward Cars

• Italian Challengers: 2010 Lamborghini Murciélago LP 670-4 SV
• Open Class Tour: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA Stradale

Spotlight Cars

• 1992 Lancia Delta HF Integrale EVO (Jan. 18 – Jan. 24)
• 2017 Abarth 124 Spider (Jan. 25 – Jan. 31)
• 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio (Feb. 1 – Feb. 7)
• 2007 Ferrari 430 Scuderia (Feb. 8 – Feb. 15)

Car Pass Cars

• 2019 McLaren Senna GTR (Jan. 18)
• 2019 Ferrari #62 Risi Competizione 488 GTE (Jan. 25)
• 2022 Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro (Feb. 1)
• 2018 Cadillac #57 TA CTS-V (Feb. 8)

New Multiplayer Events

Spec Series

• Formula Mazda Series (Jan. 18 – Feb. 15)
• Forza P1 Series (Jan. 18 – Jan. 24)
• Daytona Sports Car Series (Jan. 25 – Jan. 31)
• VW Golf GTI Spec Series (Feb. 1 – Feb. 7)
• Modern Factory Racecar Series (Feb. 8 – Feb. 15)

Open Series

• S Class & A Class (Jan. 18 – Jan. 24)
• X Class & C Class (Jan. 25 – Jan. 31)
• R Class & E Class (Feb. 1 – Feb. 7)
• P Class & B Class (Feb. 8 – Feb. 15)

Spotlight Series

• 1992 Lancia Delta HF Integrale EVO (Jan. 18 – Jan. 24)
• 2017 Abarth 124 Spider (Jan. 25 – Jan. 31)
• 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio (Feb. 1 – Feb. 7)
• 2007 Ferrari 430 Scuderia (Feb. 8 – Feb. 15)

New Rivals Events

• Featured Track: Daytona – 1990 Mercury #15 Whistler Radar Cougar XR-7 – Daytona Tri-oval Circuit (Jan. 18 – Feb. 15)
• VIP: Titanic Tuner – 2019 Subaru WRX STI S209 Forza Edition – Road America East Route (Jan. 18 – Feb. 15)
• Logitech McLaren G Stage #3 –2015 McLaren P1 GTR – Grand Oak National Circuit (Jan. 18 – Feb. 15)
• Spotlight – 1992 Lancia Delta HF Integrale EVO – Suzuka Circuit East (Jan. 18 – Jan. 24)
• Spotlight – 2017 Abarth 124 Spider – Lime Rock Full Alt (Jan. 25 – Jan. 31)
• Spotlight – 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio – Mid-Ohio Short (Feb. 1 – Feb. 7)
• Spotlight – 2007 Ferrari 430 Scuderia – Mugello Full Circuit (Feb. 8 – Feb. 15)

Bug Fixes and Improvements ​

The team is constantly hard at work on bugs, some of which are not immediately visible to players but are critical for game stability for all players.

Please note that Update 4 is focused on new content and events, and contains only minor fixes for car and track content compared to our previous updates. Work on game fixes to address top community issues is ongoing – look out for additional improvements in Update 5 and beyond.

[Tracks] All Platforms

• Laguna Seca: Fixed issue where an invisible collision in the middle of the track would cause the car to spin out, as if it hit an object. [1639011]
• Homestead: Fixed issue where AI would aggressively return to the race line upon existing the pits at the Homestead – Road Circuit. [1652367]
• Silverstone: Fixed issue where driving over red concrete squares can slow down the player’s car. [1653179]
• Yas Marina: Adjusted the overall track surface to feel less bumpy and smoother to drive on. [1658297]
• Yas Marina: Smoothened the rumble strips on turns 14 and 15 as they previously felt too bumpy and sometimes caused the player to lose control of their car. [1658295]

[Cars] All Platforms

• 2018 Audi #44 R8 LMS GT3: Rebalanced this car to be more competitive, fairer and in line with its opponents in the Forza GT Spec Series in Featured Multiplayer.
• 1987 Buick Regal GNX: Fixed issue where headlights do not cast at night-time. [1502026]
• 2011 Citroën DS3 Racing: Fixed issue where livery was missing logos from the real-life car. [1658673]
• 2011 Citroën DS3 Racing: Fixed issue where Acura manufacturer logo appeared on the hood of the car. [1658582]
• 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon: Fixed issue where aftermarket street hood would not be visible when applied to the car. [1652039]
• 2019 Dodge #9 American V8 Road Racing TA Challenger: Fixed an issue where the car had no engine audio in gameplay. [1663644]
• 2017 Ferrari #25 Corse Clienti 488 Challenge: Fixed issue where the driver and dash cameras both appear off-center from where the driver is sitting in the car. [1644617]
• 1977 Ford Escort RS1800: Fixed issue where street hood would not be visible after applying the visual upgrade to the car. [1642425]
• 1992 Honda NSX-R: Fixed issue where dash camera view causes visual clipping through the “Race” roll cage visual modification. [1644521]
• 1992 Honda NSX-R: Fixed issue where a visible gap would appear in the car’s geometry after installing a widebody kit. [1640528]
• 1988 Lamborghini Countach LP5000 QV: Fixed issue where the car’s red taillight covers are missing. [1640439]
• 2011 Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Superleggera: Fixed issue where floating light would appear above the car after upgrading the rear wing. [1641290]
• 2002 Mazda RX-7 Spirit R Type-A: Fixed issue where pop-up lights are not visible from cockpit camera views. [1640883]
• 1989 Mercedes-Benz #63 Sauber-Mercedes C 9: Fixed issue where the V8 engine audio is inaccurate compared to its real-life counterpart. [1651824]
• 1993 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec: Fixed texture issue seen on the trunk of the car. [1646189]
• 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II: Fixed issue where the car color appeared too bright. [1639289]
• 1982 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3: Fixed issue where race rear bumper is not visible when applied to the vehicle. [1640434]
• 1999 Toyota #3 Toyota Motorsports GT-ONE TS020: Fixed issue where multiple lights on the dash light up when applying the brakes. [1642396]
• 1998 Toyota Supra RZ: Fixed issue where Toyota emblem would partially appear through the geometry of the KRC Japan Sport Wing. [1650050]
• 2019 Volkswagen Golf R: Fixed visible gaps appearing in the car’s interior after installing the race roll cage visual modification. [1639213]

[Livery Editor] All Platforms

• Fixed issue preventing stock rear wing from being painted on several cars. [1621084]
• Rendering bugs when tinting windows has been fixed on several cars. [1554831]
• 2016 Chevrolet Camaro Super Sport: Fixed issue where liveries do not properly apply to the vehicle. [1555708]
• 2011 Citroën DS3 Racing: Fixed numerous livery mapping issues. [1652967]
• 2017 Ford Focus RS: Fixed issue where decals applied to the right side of the aftermarket widebody kit would automatically apply another decal inverted on the left side. [1652291]
• 2017 Ford Focus RS: Fixed issue where decals applied to the right front fender are obscured by the aftermarket widebody kit. [1652292]
• 2018 Ford Mustang GT: Fixed issue where the Magnetic Grey color appeared matte. [1564418]
• 2011 Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Superleggera: Fixed issue where the manufacturer livery is not fully covered when a custom paint is applied to the vehicle. [1642183]
• 1971 Plymouth Cuda 426 Hemi: Fixed issue where the hood is not paintable. [1548666]
• 2023 Nissan Z: Fixed issue where graphical artificing would appear visible on the roof of the car after painting it black. [1652237]
• 2018 Porsche 718 Cayman GTS: Fixed issue where decals on the right side of the car are mirrored on the left side. [1646557]
• 2020 Porsche Taycan Turbo S: Fixed issue where decals applied to the front left side of the car are mirrored on the right side. [1646602]

 

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Forza Motorsport Update 6.0 Release Notes – March 11, 2024

In the latest update, we have made significant changes to Car Progression to give you the freedom to equip the parts you want to install on your car regardless of Car Level.

Following the addition of Daytona to our track list in Update 4, we've heard your feedback and have changed the pit lane exit to address track-rejoin collisions and more closely reflect the track as it is used in real life events.

This update will also include additional lighting options for the livery editor, and numerous fixes and experience improvements to the overall stability of the game.

Quite a lot of fixes in the full changelog:

Spoiler: Update 6 release notes

New Content, Features and Events [All Platforms]​

Car Progression Changes

• We have removed the level restriction on performance parts, making them all available at Car Level 1. This allows players to install parts in any order they wish.
• Players can use in-game Credits to acquire Car Points when exiting the upgrade screen at a ratio of 4,500 Credits for 500 Car Points. This change gives you a choice to immediately upgrade your car using Credits, or if you're saving your Credits, you can earn Car Points for upgrades through car leveling as before.

Homespace

• 8 new music tracks have been added to the game, composed by Kaveh Cohen and Michael Nielsen, and Peter Holmstrom, and these can be heard in the Homespace environment.

New Career Events

• Featured Tour: Combustion Tour (Available from March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – April 24 4pm PT | April 25 12am UTC)
  • 4 Cylinder Furies (Starts March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC)
  • Super Sixes (Starts March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
  • V8 Heritage (Starts March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
  • V10 Titans (Starts April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)
• Open Class Tour – Engine Cylinders (Available from March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)
  • C Class Series (6-Cylinder Opponents)
  • B Class Series (4-Cylinder Opponents)
  • A Class Series (8-Cylinder Opponents)
  • S Class Series (12-Cylinder Opponents)

Reward Cars

• Combustion Tour: 2009 Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster
• Open Class Tour: 2010 Ferrari 599XX

Spotlight Cars

• 2014 Alfa Romeo 4C (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
• 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC – March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
• 1969 Dodge Charger R|T (March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC – April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)
• 2014 Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 (April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)

Car Pass Cars

• 1983 Nissan #23 Nissan Motorsports Silvia Super Silhouette (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC)
• 2019 Toyota 86 TRD SE (March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
• 2020 Lexus #14 VASSER SULLIVAN RC F GT3 (March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
• 1986 Lotus #12 Team Lotus 98T (April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)

New Multiplayer Events​

Spec Series

• BMW M3 Spec Series (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
• Forza P2 Series (March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC – March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
• Vintage Le Mans Prototype Series (March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC – April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)
• Early LMP Series (April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)

Open Series

• 4 Cylinder Series (A Class) and D Class Series (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
• 6 Cylinder Series (S Class) and B Class Series (March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC – March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
• 8 Cylinder Series (A Class) and C Class Series (March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC – April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)
• 12 Cylinder Series (S Class) and E Class Series (April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)

Spotlight Series

• 2014 Alfa Romeo 4C (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
• 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC – March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
• 1969 Dodge Charger R|T (March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC – April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)
• 2014 Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 (April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)

New Rivals Events

• Spec Division: Forza GT – Any Forza GT Division Car – Silverstone GP Circuit (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)
• VIP: Daytona Drizzle – 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe Forza Edition – Daytona Sports Car Circuit (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC)
• Spotlight – 2014 Alfa Romeo 4C – Yas Marina North Corkscrew (March 13 4pm PT | March 14 12am UTC – March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC)
• Spotlight – 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II – Suzuka East (March 20 4pm PT | March 21 12am UTC – March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC)
• Spotlight – 1969 Dodge Charger R|T – Eaglerock Speedway Oval (March 27 4pm PT | March 28 12am UTC – April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC)
• Spotlight – 2014 Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 – Catalunya National Circuit Alt (April 3 4pm PT | April 4 12am UTC – April 10 4pm PT | April 11 12am UTC

Bug Fixes and Improvements ​

The team is constantly hard at work on bugs, some of which are not immediately visible to players but are critical for game stability for all players.

Stability [All Platforms]

• Fixed a crash when entering Private Multiplayer lobbies. [1711214, 1712940, 1692800]
• Fixed a crash when selecting Practice during a Prototype Group Racing Series event. [1709839]
• Fixed a hard lock when transitioning from Race Results to Race Rewards after a race has been completed. [1709973]
• Fixed a crash when matchmaking into in Featured Multiplayer events. [1702988]
• Fixed a crash when returning to Car Select in the Design & Paint menu after downloading a livery. [1667974]
• Fixed a crash that occurs after idling for an extended period in a Featured Multiplayer event. [1685682]

PC

• VRAM usage estimates for many settings were made to be more accurate. [1593495]
• Fixed an issue where the Names Over Cars panels were not correctly aligned while using ultrawide resolutions. [1637743]

AI [All Platforms]

• Improved Drivatar AI behaviors at the beginning of races to reduce mid-field collisions and breakaway drivers at race start through Turn 1. [1728001, 1663637]
• Fixed numerous issues related to populating Drivatars in Free Play Multi-Class event setup. [1554823]
• Fixed an issue where AI drove erratically and sometimes left the track after resuming from Rewind. [1711812]
• Added notifications for relevant AI penalties. [1700663]

Forza Race Regulations [All Platforms]

• Increased accuracy in assigning fault to sideswipes. [1692509]

Cars [All Platforms]

• 2021 Audi RS 6 Avant: Fixed an issue where blinkers on mirrors are always turned on when daylight lights are turned on. [1639368]
• 2021 BMW M4 Competition Coupé: Fixed an issue where the remove wing option does not remove the rear wing. [1642097]
• 2021 BMW M4 Competition Coupé: Fixed an issue where the inner part of the trunk taillights does not turn on. [1651553]
• 2015 BMW i8: Fixed an issue where the track is visible through the hood after applying an aftermarket Street hood . [1664878]
• 1995 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1: Fixed an issue where rain droplets are visible on the car's gauges. [1659320]
• 1992 Honda NSX-R: Fixed an issue where the backfire appears in the middle of the bumper instead of the exhausts after applying the aftermarket Race rear bumper. [1640544]
• 1988 Lamborghini Countach LP5000 QV: Fixed an issue where the rear lights do not turn on during night and rain races. [1646578]
• 2010 Lexus LFA: Fixed an issue where visible gaps appear in the driver's door in cockpit camera. [1642169]
• 1990 Mazda Savanna RX-7: Fixed an issue where the car driver and passenger seats did not have the same color as the real car. [1639648]
• 1990 Mazda Savanna RX-7: Fixed an issue that caused the car to clip beneath the track when the rear ride height is set at the lowest setting. [1640548]
• 2020 McLaren GT: Fixed an issue where the track can be seen through two speakers in both bottom corners of the windshield when using the driver or dashboard cockpit views. [1657776]
• 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II: Fixed an issue where the manufacturer logo changes color after installing aftermarket front bumpers. [1642095]
• 1967 Nissan R380 II: Fixed an issue where the shifting animation is missing. [1640448]
• 2007 Porsche 911 GT3: Fixed an issue where the hood is missing when in hood camera view. [1639472]
• 2019 SUBARU STI S209 Forza Edition: Fixed an issue where side mirrors are missing when viewed in the dash camera view. [1646466]
• 2016 Vauxhall Corsa VXR: Fixed an issue where the rear-view mirror is not centered in the middle of the windshield. [1654463]

Tracks [All Platforms]

• Daytona International Speedway Pitlane Exit Update – Cars exiting the pitlane of the Sports Car Circuit will now follow the full length of the pitlane and enter the track between turn 2 and turn 3. A barrier has been added on the inside of turn 1 to prevent corner cutting through the pitlane. [1689370]
• Known Issue: Currently players are prevented from regaining control of their car at the intended location, causing them to re-enter the track under AI control when Pitting Assist is toggled off. The team is investigating a solution to this issue.

Gameplay [All Platforms]

• Fixed an issue preventing the creation of multi-class races in Private Multiplayer. [1716082]
• Fixed time penalties sometimes not displaying correctly in Practice during Featured Multiplayer races. [1691900]
• Fixed players incorrectly getting a popup saying, "Setup Change Required" in Private Multiplayer when Allow Tuning is set to "Stock". [1671360]
• Fixed a file size limit issue for event replays where players were prevented from saving replays which included a full grid of drivers over longer event sessions. [1655835]
• Fixed an issue where car select would not present eligible cars correctly when going from one race to another in Featured Multiplayer. [1659827]
• Removed pitting exploit on numerous track layouts that allowed players to cut seconds off their pitstop duration by timing their selections for when the car slows down. [1634997]
• Fixed an issue where a disqualification notification would show up in a new FMP race after being disqualified in a previous race. [1657829]
• Rewind Improvements: Rewind is now available to use at race start and after one or more Drivatar AI crosses the finish line before the player. [1577801, 1269413]
• Fixed an issue where excessive fuel lap amounts were by default in various game modes. [1612352]
• Fixed an issue in the Career mode pre-race menu where no menu item was initially selected after skipping practice from this menu. [1694721]
• Changed the Mini Leaderboard to show the Best Lap of racers when the Compare Best Lap scoring rule is selected. [1589836]
• Known Issue: Mini Leaderboard is not actively updating positions in race when weather is set to Variable. [1729125]
• Known Issue: When a player starts a Private Multiplayer event and then quickly cancels the launch countdown, they are unable to restart the race and must create a new lobby. [1729178]
• Known Issue: In Private Multiplayer, the player's car is placed on track in pre-lobby menu after changing race type from Meet-Up to Circuit. [1729190]

Livery Editor [All Platforms]

• Added multiple Lighting Options to the Livery Editor menus to help players see how their designs look in different conditions. Desired lighting selection will be saved upon return. [1688546]
• Fixed a bug where the Personal Colors icon did not function when selected within the Design & Paint menu. [1715931]
• Fixed an issue where liveries could not be saved if an earlier save failed because the player's garage was full. [1689394]
• Fixed an issue where the Livery Editor's "Color Fine Tune" incorrectly allowed normal colors to be edited as "Color 1" and "Color 2". [1695649]
• Removed "Uses" from shared Vinyl Groups information as only "Downloads" and "Likes" are counted for Vinyl Groups. [1588356]
• Fixed an issue where layer masks weren't being displayed properly in Vinyl Group thumbnails. [1679234]
• Updated the Find Designs UI in the Livery Editor to display the Layer statistic. [1536113]

Photo Mode & Customization [All Platforms]

• Removed the term "Max Layers" from the Photo Gallery info panel when viewing other players' media. [1454338]
• Fixed tunes sometimes not loading when finding community tunes or scrolling too quickly. [1679233]
• Fixed an issue where the windshield wipers would not work in replays. [1686876]

Accessibility [All Platforms]

• Added additional accessibility screen narration to the Livery Editor and Paint Shop menus. [1716455]
• The 'Livery Stats' & 'Painter's Log' info panels in My Vinyl Groups, My Designs & Find Designs menus in Design & Paint are now narrated. [1552349]
• Livery Position Select in Livery Editor is now narrated. [1691876]
• Create Vinyl Group scene is now narrated. [1448534]

Wheels [All Platforms]

• Fixed an issue where some shift lights on Logitech steering wheels would illuminate when the game was launched. [1693348]
• Fixed an issue where LEDs on Fanatec steering wheels were blinking with the incorrect colors and at the wrong rate. [1695357]

Rendering [All Platforms]

• Fixed some issues with Global Illumination flickering in the game. [1689182]
• Fixed an issue where cars wrongly sampled Ray Traced Ambient Occlusion leading to flicker. [1689343]
• Fixed several graphics issues when switching quality modes in setting's menu on Xbox Series X|S consoles. [1701264, 1708278]
• Fixed a graphical issue where the screen would flash white when in-game thumbnails updated. [1612375]

 

[creaky]

Turn 10's latest "Nemesis" update has officially been revealed and is set to roll out for Xbox and PC players this evening.

What was originally planned to be a two-phase update, for reasons unknown, has been pushed through as a single update as Turn 10 was able to correct the issues that would have otherwise affected it.

Forza Motorsport Update 10: General Game Updates

Following the pattern of previous even-numbered updates, Update 10 does not feature a new or returning circuit but brings forward more features and changes.

One of the most requested features to be added is the Car Proximity Radar. This new HUD element will allow players to see if cars come into their blind spots to help keep racing clean in multiplayer. Players will also have the option to pick where they want the radar to be shown on their screen.

Replays get an overhaul with the addition of an updated user interface, a new vertical driver list, a new track map, and new HUD visibility options. There are further upgrades planned which include new camera types.

One criticism made to date has been a lack of aero customization options. T10 has begun to address this by adding the aero wing from Big Country Labs to a selection of 18 cars. These new wings can be added immediately as they are unlocked at Car Level 1.

A major change to the multiplayer series is that Forza GT sees the class split into GT2 and GT3 series. T10 has also confirmed a separate GT4 class will be implemented in Update 11. This change only affects groupings in multiplayer and all Forza GT cars will continue to be under the same class in single-player.

Forza Motorsport Update 10: New Cars

In keeping with the update theme of rivalries, several pairs and one triple serving of Spotlight cars will be made available over the next few weeks and can be purchased for a 30% discount with in-game credits. They will also be a core part of the new featured tour that we will be covering later. Players with VIP can also receive a 15% discount on a select number of cars throughout the latest update.

Spotlight Cars

• Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR 1995, Subaru Impreza WRX STI 2005 – July 10-17
• Ferrari 312 T2 #1 Scuderia Ferrari 1976, McLaren M23 #11 Team McLaren 1976 – July 17-24
• McLaren P1 2013, Porsche 918 Spyder 2014, Ferrari LaFerrari 2013 – July 24-31
• Ford GT40 Mk II Le Mans #2 1966, Ferrari 330 P4 #24 Ferrari SpA 1966 – July 31-August 7
• Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R 2016, Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 2017 – August 7-14

VIP Discount Cars

• Subaru Impreza WRX STI 2011 – July 10 – August 14
• BMW M3 2005 – July 10-17
• Subaru Impreza WRX STI 2015 – July 17-24
• Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 2020 – July 24-31
• Mercedes-AMG One 2021 – July 31 – August 7
• Ford Mustang GT 2018 – August 7 -14

The only significant Spotlight Car addition in Update 10 comes in the form of the 1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III finally making its debut in the Forza series.

As its name suggests, the third-generation Evo builds on the success of the previous generations while enhancing its rallying pedigree. Using a tweaked version of the CE9A platform from the Evo II, the Evo III comes with more aggressive styling to improve cooling and reduce lift. The hallmark 2.0-liter turbocharged engine gains a boost in power to make 270hp.

Forza Motorsport Update 10: New Events

The Nemesis Tour for this month takes you through some of the most famous (or infamous) rivalries that shaped the racing and automotive landscape, with the Spotlight cars as the main contenders.

Nemesis Tour

• Rally Rivals – Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III, Subaru Impreza WRX STI 2005
• Grand Prix Grudge – Ferrari 312 T2, McLaren M23
• Hybrid Holy Trinity – McLaren P1, Porsche 918 Spyder, Ferrari LaFerrari
• Endurance Legends – Ford GT40 Mk II, Ferrari 330 P4

For each four race series, you'll need to pick a side for each of these head to head matches, ranging from rally homologations to Le Mans legends.

Finish all the races in this tour and your reward will be the 1998 Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR AMG for use in the final reward showcase.

The Nemesis Tour started on July 10 with Rally Rivals, with the following series set to be unlocked after seven days each. You'll have until August 28 to complete the tour so there won't be a need to rush.

Open Class Tour

The Open Tour undergoes another major change, with the number of races in each series being cut from four down to three. There are also a wider range of classes to run in from D Class up to R Class.

Complete this tour and you'll receive a 2008 Lamborghini Reventon as your prize to drive in the final showcase. This tour runs until August 14, so you'll need to keep a closer eye on your schedule for this one.

Forza Motorsport Update 10: Multiplayer Events

Featured Multiplayer gets even busier with rival-based Spec Series alongside weekly rotations of the new Forza GT2 and GT3 classes. The Spotlight cars will also get their own multiplayer events in the Spotlight series , which will each be available for seven day periods.

Vintage Le Mans Prototypes and the Mustang Shelby GT500 series also make their return to the event calendar.

• German Rivals + Forza GT2 – July 10-17
• Rally Rivals + Forza GT3 – July 17-24
• Mustang Shelby GT500 Spec Series + Forza GT2 – July 24-31
• Hybrid Holy Trinity + Forza GT3 – July 31-August 7
• Vintage Le Mans Prototypes + Forza GT2 – August 7-14

Forza Motorsport Update 10: Rivals

The latest events for Rivals will see each set of Spotlight cars gain their own events that will each be available for seven days. To fill in the gap of having no new track, the Spec Division event will have you pushing your favorite Forza GT2 car to the limit around Spa-Francorchamps.

VIP players can test themselves in their own event featuring the 2011 Subaru Impreza STI at the fast and technical Suzuka.

A trio of special events also feature, kicking off with the first qualifying round for return of the latest Logitech G Challenge. Here, you'll be put into the McLaren 620R around the Nurburgring GP.

Gillette is also running a special event as part of its P1 program. You'll be driving a 2018 Porsche 718 Cayman GTS in order to set your fastest time around Grand Oak Raceway.

Mobil 1's Pro Driver event puts you into a 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302 around Maple Valley, with the task of attempting to beat former NASCAR champion Tony Stewart. The target to aim for is a 1:57.453.

The Update 10 Rivals list is below:

• Spec Division – Forza GT2 – Spa-Francorchamps (Jul. 10 – Aug. 14)
• VIP – Suzuka Scramble – Subaru Impreza WRX STI 2011 – Suzuka Circuit – Full Circuit (Jul. 10 – Aug. 14)
• Logitech G Challenge Qualifier #1 – McLaren 620R 2021 – Nurburgring – GP Circuit (Jul. 10-24)
• Gillette P1 Program – Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 2018 – Grand Oak Raceway – Club Circuit (Jul. 10 – Aug. 14)
• Race Mobil 1's Pro Driver – Tony Stewart – Ford Mustang Boss 302 1969 – Maple Valley – Full Circuit (Jul. 24 – Aug. 7)
• Spotlight – Evo vs WRX – Virginia International Raceway – North Circuit (Jul. 10-17)
• Spotlight – Ferrari vs Mclaren – Kyalami – Full Circuit (Jul. 17-24)
• Spotlight – Hybrid Holy Trinity – Nurburgring – Nordschleife or GP Circuit (Jul. 24-31)
• Spotlight – Endurance Legends – Le Mans – Full Circuit (Jul. 31 – Aug. 7)
• Spotlight – Mustang vs Camaro – Road America – Full Circuit (Aug. 7-14)

Forza Motorsport Update 10: Other Changes

Along with updates to car class groupings and replays, there are more changes and improvements in several areas.

Catalunya and Hockenheim receive fixes in regards to object pop-ins, collisions, and graphical issues.

More changes to PC optimisation come in the form of increased accuracy in the VRAM estimator. Players with GPUs with low VRAM are set to benefit from these changes to improve performance. You can also now disable TAA in the graphics settings if you prefer to use your own levels of anti-aliasing.

Some major updates includes fixing gear shift times that would vary based on PC framerate, and fixing a bug allowing players with poor PC performance to gain advantages over other players.

Drivatar AI gets tweaked further to improve pit lane merging on entry and exit, as well as reducing times cars would go off track when alongside players.

Various causes for game crashes have also been addressed in Multiplayer and in the Livery Editor.

Update 10 will run over the next five weeks, with T10 confirming that the next new track will appear in Update 11 sometime in mid-August.

The full list of patch notes can be found here.

 

[Kenny]

Not played this version, good to see so many updates though