Project Motor Racing

The interior of a modern LMDh hypercar as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

The interior of a retro race car as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

The interior of a retro race car as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

The interior of a retro race car as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Your office… but swap the swivel chair for a bucket seat and add a roll cage.

What car has the cockpit you’d happily “work” in all day?

Project Motor Racing. Blog GT3 Tyre Temperatures Explained.

Getting the best out of your tyres 🏆

Understanding how to manage tyre temperatures is crucial to your strategy. In the new GT3 tyre model introduced in 1.6.0.1 this works differently, and today's blog explains how.

Learn more: bit.ly/4rAK73N

Project Motor Racing. Patch 1.6.0.1 Highlights. Patch 1.6.0.1 continues our ongoing work to improve stability and driving feel, while addressing community feedback. Here's some of the highlights. New tyre model and multiple improvements across the GT3 class. Further improvements made across multiple classes. Better stability and performance. Enhanced Ford Feedback (FFB). Further polish given to vehicle models and MoTeC systems.

Patch 1.6.0.1 Highlights. Update 1.6.0.1 brings a substantial evolution of the tyre model in the GT3 class. With more accurate slip and grip angles, clearer feedback at the limit, and a far more natural transition between grip and loss of traction, this update brings the GT3 cars closer to their intended driving behaviour. The goal is to deliver a more believable, consistent, and accurate driving experience, particularly when pushing at race pace. As with previous physics revisions, this change affects the balance of existing car setups. Custom car setups for GT3 cars created prior to this update may no longer behave as intended and will likely require adjustment to suit the revised tyre and vehicle behaviour. We recommend players revisit their custom setups for all cars in the GT3 class.

Patch 1.6.0.1 brings a substantial evolution to the tyre model in the GT3 class.

Please ensure you adjust your custom setups accordingly, and take some time to adjust to how these cars behave now.

Learn more: bit.ly/4qOHsSS

A new update for #ProjectMotorRacing is available.

Patch 1.6.0.1 has started rolling out across all platforms, with a focus on significant improvements to the GT3 class, and further stability on performance.

Read the patch notes: bit.ly/3On2KcK

Project Motor Racing. Notice Server Maintenance.

Maintenance Notice 🧰

Today from 12pm UTC Project Motor Racing online servers will be unavailable for approximately 1 hour.

This is to conduct necessary maintenance to the servers in preparation for an upcoming patch.

Porsche 917K and Porsche 963 racing together on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Porsche 917K and Porsche 963 racing together on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Porsche 917K and Porsche 963 racing together on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Porsche 917K and Porsche 963 racing together on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

The very best of Porsche.

Half a century apart, bound by the same obsession: winning 🏆

A GT3 class race car racing at speed at Mount Panorama circuit as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A GT3 class race car racing at speed at Mount Panorama circuit as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A GT3 class race car racing at speed at Mount Panorama circuit as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A GT3 class race car racing at speed at Mount Panorama circuit as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Conquering the almighty Mount Panorama! ⛰️

Before you can finish the Bathurst 12h, you must first survive the fast and narrow, pure old school circuit, that favours the brave.

Are you up for the challenge?

Patch 1.6.0.0 highlights. Patch 1.6.0.0 is available from today delivering a range or improvements across the board, with special focus on LMDh class. Here's some of the highlights. Numerous improvements across all LMDh cars. Improved stability for online components. Career Mode weather system enabled. Further improvements to AI opponents. Additional input and hardware support (see patch nots for full list).

Patch 1.6.0.0 highlights. Important notice: With this update, the default brake bias has been shifted closer to a true 50/50 split, alongside changes to rear brake sizing, to better reflet real-world data. This means older setups that were built around the previous bias may now feel unstable under braking, particularly into heavy braking zones or trail braking situations. Players using their own setups in LMDh, GT3, G4 and the 992 Cup cars will want to revisit their brake balance settings.

Significant changes have been made for patch 1.6.0.0 which affects previously made car setups.

Please ensure you adjust your custom setups accordingly.

Learn more: bit.ly/46M1Lca

Project Motor Racing Update. Learn what's new in patch 1.6.0.0

A new update for #ProjectMotorRacing is available.

Patch 1.6.0.0 has started rolling out across all platforms, with a focus on improving the LMDh class, online components, and much more.

Read the patch notes: bit.ly/4tyHFMu

Mercedes-Benz Sauber C9 race car racing at speed on wet conditions in a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A group of Mazda MX-5 Spec racing at speed on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A group of GT Spec cars racing at speed on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A group of GTO class cars racing at speed on a race track as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

From the technical marvel of Group C, to racecraft masterclass in MX-5 Trophy.

Machines in GT forged for intense endurance events, and GTO with its old-school brawlers.

Everyone has their favourite car class to race in. What's yours?

The Eau Rouge corner from the circuit Spa-Francorchamps as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

The famous Eau Rouge from Spa-Francorchamps.

Or is that Raidillon?

PMR x Spark Challenge Results

PMR x Spark Challenge Results!

With the checkered flag now dropped, it’s time to announce the top 3 drivers in every division.

Follow the link to check who dominated the track, and details on how to claim your prize.

Learn more: bit.ly/4qibjTl

Two race cars in Spark Models livery race in the Daytona International Speedway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Checkered flag on the PMR x Spark Challenge.

Stay tuned. We will announce the results in the coming days, along with details on how to claim the prize.

Thank you all who participated in this special event.

Sebring International Raceway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Two GT3 class race cars racing at the Sebring International Raceway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Sebring International Raceway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

A grid of GT3 class race cars racing at the Sebring International Raceway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Two GT3 class race cars racing at the Sebring International Speedway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

With Daytona still fresh in our minds, we look ahead for what's next in the IMSA Sportscar Championship.

The bumps, heat, and glaring sunsets of Sebring International Raceway.

BMW M4 GT3 EVO racing at speed on the banking turn at Daytona International Speedway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

BMW M4 GT3 EVO racing at speed at Daytona International Speedway as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

BMW M4 GT3 EVO sitting idle in a garage as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

The interior of the BMW N4 GT3 EVO rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Check out the specs for the BMW M4 GT3 EVO.

ℹ️ bit.ly/49Jd4UB

Project Motor Racing. BMW M4 GT3 EVO.

Refined, ruthless, and engineered to turn consistency into domination.

Winner of its class at the 2026 Rolex 24 at Daytona, the M4 GT3 EVO is the product of lessons learned in battle, and now honed into a winning machine.

Let's see how it does in the next round at Sebring.

Close up of the Spark Models logo in a race car livery as rendered in the sim Project Motor Racing

Don't forget to grab your Spark livery pack, available for free on the Modhub.

Check it out: bit.ly/3YVXA9C

Screenshot from the sim Project Motor Racing. Two GT3 class race cars race at speed on the banking turn at Daytona International Speedway

Daytona weekend is here, the opener for the IMSA 2026 season.

Jump on the grid to take part in the PMR x Spark Daytona Challenge, where the top 3 in every division win a Spark model car.

See Terms & Conditions for details: bit.ly/4pOfupy

Finish top 3 in the “PMR x Spark Daytona Challenge” Ranked Online championship and win a Spark model car. How to enter: Play the “PMR x Spark Daytona Challenge” 2-round championship in Ranked Online. Event runs 21st January – 1st February 2026. Finish in the top 3 of any division to win a prize. Prizes:15 Spark model cars.

Eligibility: UK, EU, and US residents only. 18+ only. Winners: Top 3 finishers in every division of the “PMR x Spark Daytona Challenge” Ranked Online championship will be eligible for prizes. Results will be shared on the official Project Motor Racing social channels. Winners must contact Straight4 Studios within 14 days after the event ends. Full Terms & Conditions apply.

PMR x Spark Challenge details overview.

Available from 22nd January until 1st February 2026.

See Terms & Conditions for details: bit.ly/4pOfupy

PMR x Spark Challenge visual graphic with photos of a diecast model by Spark Models.

If it's January, it's Daytona time.

Get into the new racing season with Spark Models and #ProjectMotorRacing in a two week Ranked Online Championship. Top 3 in every division win a Spark model car.

Runs 22nd JAN - 1st FEB 2026. See T&C for details below.

Project Motor Racing Hotfix available now

A hotfix has been released for #ProjectMotorRacing on PS5 and Xbox platforms.

This addresses the FPS issues reported in the 1.5.0.5 patch and is available now.

We have received reports from PS5 and Xbox players experiencing FPS issues.

Console versions have now rolled back to 1.5.0.4 to allow players to continue playing. This does not affect PC players.

A new update will be released as soon as we've confirmed the potential issue and fixes.

Project Motor Racing. Update. Learn what's new in patch 1.5.0.5

A new update for #ProjectMotorRacing is on its way.

Patch 1.5.0.5 is available from today delivering a range of improvements across visuals, performance, AI behaviour and more.

Learn more: bit.ly/4sAtsOy

Screenshot from the sim Project Motor Racing as a hypercar sits idle on the pits.

Pitting this lap.

We're taking a short break to refuel and fit a new set of tyres. We'll be back in the new year with more news and updates on #ProjectMotorRacing

Wishing you all a happy holiday season!

Fixed issue with Logitech Pro DD that was causing slowdown. Fixed an issue where front-end HUD was crashing. Fixes for DLSS affecting overall scaling quality. Fixes rear view mirror aspect ratio when DLSS or FSR were enabled. Pit limiter adjustments at Brianza circuit.

Project Motor Racing Hotfix.

Following the release of the patch 1.5.0.3 a hotfix has been deploy to address some community raised issues.

Details below:

Project Motor Racing. Update. Learn what's new in patch 1.5.0.3

Patch 1.5.0.3 is currently being deployed across all platforms.

The Radar System is introduced with this patch, along with several improvements across AI behaviour, online components, penalty system, and more.

Learn more: bit.ly/4anPsFS

Project Motor Racing. News. Short-term roadmap.

Taking a look at the road ahead.

Further improvements and new community driven features, all detailed in our short-term roadmap where the goal is to build a stronger more resilient foundation for #ProjectMotorRacing

Learn more: bit.ly/4q9Yg6J

Project Motor Racing. Patch 1.5.0.2. Learn what's new in this update.

Patch 1.5.0.2 has begun rolling out across all platforms.

This patch includes a tyre behaviour overhaul for GT3 and GT4 cars, along with further handling refinements for other classes, improved stability for online components, and much more.

Learn more: bit.ly/4iQDIxT

Patch 1.5.0.2 arrives later this week with improvements across handling, visuals, UI, stability, and more. Here’s a quick look at what’s new: GT3 & GT4 tyre behaviour overhaul. Refined handling across multiple classes. Improved general Force Feedback experience. Stability improvements for online components. Various Quality of Life improvements on the UI. Improvements made to visuals and lighting.

Patch 1.5.0.2 arrives later this week.

This update brings improvements across handling, visuals, UI, stability, and more.

Full patch notes will be released when the update drops across all platforms.