About Project Motor Racing Wiki

Project Motor Racing Wiki is an independent fan site with guides and reference pages for Project Motor Racing.

How these guides are written

Each guide starts from material we can point to: the official store or game page, developer announcements and patch notes, other web pages about the game found by search, player discussions, and dated gameplay videos.

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Before a guide is published, an automated check compares it with that material. Figures such as prices, stats, percentages and dates have to appear in the material, and statements about codes, rewards, odds and official channels have to be backed by it. The rest is compared claim by claim, and a guide in which too much is unsupported fails as well. A guide that fails is corrected once against the material; if it still fails, it is not published.

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Every guide shows the date it was last updated. Game updates can change what a guide describes, so check the official pages when something no longer matches the game.

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Project Motor Racing V8 Power Pack: Cars, Track & Handling

V8 Power Pack: Cars, Track & Handling

Explore the Project Motor Racing V8 Power Pack DLC with 9 cars across 3 classes, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, prices, specs, and handling impressions.

Project Motor Racing Event Hub: Schedules and Challenges

Event Hub: Schedules and Challenges

The Project Motor Racing event hub hosts weekly Factory Driver challenges, event schedules, and live leaderboards. Here is how event tracking works.

Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport: Full Sim Comparison

Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport: Full Sim Comparison

Compare Project Motor Racing vs Rennsport to see differences in physics, force feedback, single-player careers, AI, and online multiplayer systems.

Project Motor Racing Leagues: Hosting and Organizing Events

Leagues: Hosting and Organizing Events

Explore how Project Motor Racing leagues operate, including Custom Lobby settings, peer-to-peer hosting limits, and community event platforms.

Project Motor Racing Player Count and Multiplayer Numbers

Player Count and Multiplayer Numbers

Project Motor Racing averages around 70 concurrent players on Steam, with a 24-hour peak of 105. Check full active player data and platform stats.

Project Motor Racing Year 1 Season Pass: Full DLC Roadmap

Year 1 Season Pass: Full DLC Roadmap

The Project Motor Racing year 1 season pass includes five DLC packs, over 30 cars, and new circuits. Here is the full breakdown of prices and content.

Project Motor Racing Mods: ModHub, Vehicles, and Install Guide

Mods: ModHub, Vehicles, and Install Guide

Project Motor Racing mods bring community cars, tracks, and liveries to PC and consoles. Learn how ModHub works, top downloads, and skinning steps.

Project Motor Racing Update 2.3: Patch Notes & Performance

Update 2.3: Patch Notes & Performance

Project Motor Racing update 2.3 adds the Lamborghini Temerario, Track Day class, refined GT3 and LMDh handling, lighting revamps, and console UDP telemetry.

Project Motor Racing Game Pass Status and How to Play

Game Pass Status and How to Play

Check the Project Motor Racing game pass status, cloud streaming details, store editions, and pricing for Xbox and PC players.

Project Motor Racing Steam Deck Performance and Playability Guide

Steam Deck Performance and Playability Guide

Project Motor Racing runs on Steam Deck via SteamOS, but CPU bottlenecks and physics slowdown cause severe slow-motion gameplay and heavy input lag.