Project Motor Racing, the latest racing simulator from Straight4 Studios and publisher GIANTS Software, will be released this autumn on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. With more than 70 vehicles, 10 racing classes and 27 tracks, this title sets the bar high for realism and driving experience.

New Sim Racing Game on GIANTS Engine

Project Motor Racing is built on the GIANTS Engine, known for its mod-friendliness. With that, the simulator seems to be aimed not only at realism, but also at an active community of modders. According to the makers, the game offers a new standard in terms of driving and physics.

The physics engine runs at 720Hz and uses direct force feedback via the steering rod (tie rod). Thanks to optimisation for sim racing hardware, the game works directly with your favourite wheel or pedal set, without complicated settings.

From Hypercars To Classic GTs

In Project Motor Racing, you take your place behind the wheel of a impressive fleet, which includes modern LMDh hypercars, legendary GTs from the 1970s, contemporary GT3 cars and much more. Brands like Lamborghini, Audi and Aston Martin are officially licensed and each vehicle is recreated in detail.

The game offers multi-class racing with four classes on realistically scanned tracks around the world. With 27 layouts ranging from legendary tracks to modern GP circuits, Project Motor Racing promises a broad and authentic racing experience.

For Both Beginners and Experienced Sim Racers

The game offers extensive play modes, including a Single Player Career Mode, online races, leaderboard challenges and full race weekends. Both novice sim racers and experienced drivers will find challenge and fun here.

The experience is enhanced by dynamic weather, a realistic day-night sequence, visible G-forces, braking forces, heat waves and flying dirt. The patented "True2Track" technology ensures you experience each track as it really feels - including dry and racing lines that adapt to conditions.

Made in collaboration with Professional Drivers

Each car in Project Motor Racing has been extensively tested by professional drivers as part of the so-called Factory Driver Programme. As a result, the vehicles not only feel realistic, but also respond naturally to throttle, brake and steering wheel inputs.

According to Ian Bell, CEO of Straight4 Studios, the focus is entirely on racing. "This is not just another racing game. This is pure motorsport, with the most authentic driving model we have ever developed."

Release date and Pre-Orders

Project Motor Racing will be released in autumn 20|25. The game will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. Pre-orders are available now at selected retailers. Those who order early will receive the GTE Decade Pack - an exclusive bonus pack of seven high-performance GTE cars.