World Endurance Pack — Reveal

The World Endurance Pack for Project Motor Racing arrives on 10th of November.

Delivering a blend of old and new with 11 cars across four endurance classes, ranging from the mid-2010’s era LMP1 and LMP2, modern LMP2 EVO and classic IMSA GTP eras.

The Fuji Speedway circuit – the heart and soul of Motorsport in Japan – ties the pack together with its current modern and the historic version from 1966.

Watch the reveal trailer below

Endurance and Speed Through the Ages

The World Endurance Pack contains four new classes and the following 11 cars, further extending the selection of Motorsport legends to the already impressive selection of racing icons in Project Motor Racing.

Keep reading for a breakdown of all four new classes coming 10th November with the World Endurance Pack.

LMP1: Hybrid Theory

The LMP1 class was the pinnacle of endurance racing technology up until the late-2010’s era. Cutting-edge hybrid power, aerodynamic innovation, and manufacturer ambition combined to create some of the fastest and most advanced prototype race cars ever built.

Featuring the 2016 Audi R18, Porsche 919 Hybrid and the Toyota TS050 Hybrid. The three leading manufacturers of the hybrid era who saw to rewrite the rulebook, each with their own unique take.

LMP2 & LMP2 EVO: Brothers in Arms

The LMP2 and LMP2 EVO classes introduce two completely new cars paying homage to two eras of prototype racing with the 2013 Olivera P2-13 and the 2026 Olivera P2-26 EVO respectively.

Built around cost-conscious regulations and proven technology, these agile machines reward precision, strategy and teamwork. Creating a closely fought category where every second mattered and emerging talent could shine on the world stage of endurance racing.

GTP: Thunder in Your Heart

The GTP class turns back the clocks to the 80's by bringing six cars from the iconic US racing series with the 1986 BMW March GTP, 1986 Chevrolet Corvette C4 GTP, 1986 Ford Probe GTP, 1988 Jaguar XJR 9 GTP, 1988 Nissan GTP SX-Turbo and the 1988 Porsche 962 GTP.

Powerful turbocharged engines, aerodynamic innovations, and endurance-winning performance, is what made GTP a showcase of motorsport excellence in US Motorsport and a lasting symbol in one of endurance racing most exciting eras.

Fuji Speedway

Breathtaking speed meets history in a spectacular scenery. The legendary Fuji Speedway played a significant role in catapulting both the drivers and the home manufacturers onto the world stage of motorsport since the early 60's era of motor racing.

Opened in 1966 beneath Mount Fuji, this iconic high-speed circuit was extensively redesigned in 2005 to improve safety and racing while retaining its original character. Now 60 years later, it still hosts some of the most exciting and fast-pace racing series in the world.

With the World Endurance Pack, you too can experience what it was like to race under Mount Fuji at the dawn of Japan's rich motorsport history. The original Fuji Speedway circuit from 1966, featuring its original fearsome banking turn 1 that demands courage and commitment.

A total of six different different layouts are available, two of which can be raced in reverse with the Historic variant.

Big in Japan

The World Endurance Pack releases on 10th November for Project Motor Racing.

Featuring 11 new cars, across four classes. One location, with two versions of Fuji Speedway across time. This is the biggest DLC pack for Project Motor Racing yet.

Buy it now. And watch the reveal trailer here.